" I wish you were all faeries"
All around the world,humanity went extinct,except for Matt.
Coach took care of him pretty quickly and that wand with her razor sharp teeth.
Then she flew off and rejoined her family in their lair.
Drac
Living in the river Rhone during the 13th century was a winged monster called Drac. Killing over 3,000 villagers and knights, this dragon aimed most of it's attacks at the village of Beaucaire. Dozens of armies undertook the campaign to slay this creature but none were successful.
One myth is that a young woman was taken by the dragon to care for her hatchlings. She was under a spell that made her forget her mortal life for seven years as she cared for the hatchlings. She and all mortals were unable to see the dragon unless the dragon wanted them to. But while the woman was rubbing a dragon cream on the hatchlings under her care she got some in her eye causing her to be gifted with draconic sight and she was able to see the dragon. After being returned to her village after the seven years the woman tried to warn the townspeople of the dragon but they did not believe her. When the dragon discovered that the woman could see her she returned and ripped out the woman's eye so that her prescence could no longer be revealed.
Early french and germanic histories tell of the fights and campaigns against this dragon, Ocino, Ragnarold, and Umberto of Guineve all attempted to kill this dragon. Unfortunately they were unsuccessful and it is supposed that this dragon died of old age.
Dracs
Land of Origin: France.
Other Origins: They are similar to the German Nix.
Other Names: They are called Dracae in England, where they are less well-known.
Element: Water.
Appearance and Temperament:
In their natural state Dracs appear as great floating purple blobs in the surface of the water. But more often they are seen in the form of a golden chalice or in female humanoid form. They are dangerous to approach.
Time most Active. All year.
Lore:
Dracs are not bound to live in water, but seem to prefer it there. They are sometimes found in damp, mossy caves and rocky outcroppings near bodies of water. They are most populous in the English Channel, but their former home of the Seine River, which was, until humans took it over, their sacred kingdom. It is still believed that they retain a capitol under the Seine.
Dracs are always on the lookout for human males whom they take as mates. One way to lure them is by appearing as beautiful women. But more often, when they play on the surface of water, they take the shape of a golden chalice which they know will be highly attractive to avaricious humans. When unsuspecting men reach down to grab the prize, they are dragged under to the Drac kingdom.
The Dracs love their water world and have been seen floating down rough water on wooden rafts with the same delight with which humans would float on a raft.
Where to Find Them: In the waters of France. In Faeryland search for them by the western sea.
How to Contact:
If you really want to meet one, try making a call to one while in Faeryland at the western sea or other body of water. It is best not to go close enough to allow one to touch you.
Magickal and Ritual Help: None.
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