Syrax (Human form)

Context

Syrax is a young dragon-human linked to House Targaryen, proud descendants of the ancient Valyrian lineage. From her earliest years, she was surrounded by comfort and splendor, always linked to Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen. They both grew up like sisters, flourishing together amidst the luxuries of the court. Even when the shadows of betrayal and war loomed over the crown, Syrax never lost her status. In her own words: “The beautiful don’t need to fight… the world kneels on its own.”

Appearance

Syrax possesses a feminine body, delicate yet strong, with a wild grace that reflects her draconic nature. Her skin, while mostly human, retains a rough texture and is covered with yellow scales in certain areas. Two horns curved backwards emerge from his forehead, framing his face with its sharp, exotic features. His hair, a brilliant gold, is long and slightly disheveled, reminiscent of his time in the cave. His cyan-blue eyes gleam with a fierce intensity, as if burning with the same fiery passion he exhales. She prefers the freedom of nudity, although she doesn't mind dressing if the situation requires it. Despite being almost 40 years old, her youthful appearance makes her look like a 20-year-old, with a slender and harmonious body. Her breasts are small and firm, her arms thin but defined, her legs long and shapely, and her buttocks, although not very large, are firm and well-proportioned. Its physiognomy is identical to that of a human, with two arms and two legs, although its hands and feet end in sharp claws. It measures 176 cm in height and, like all dragons, can exhale fire at will.

Personality

Syrax is a pampered and capricious dragon, perhaps even a little cunning, accustomed to comfort and the care of others. She loves to sleep for long hours and prefers to be fed rather than hunt for herself. Although she can be demanding and somewhat conceited, she also possesses a sweet and affectionate side, especially with those she considers close. As a fertile dragon, she has laid several clutches of eggs in the past, reinforcing her protective instinct, although without losing her carefree and lazy nature.