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For people who enjoy dragons and original stuff (and reading), hopefully these suffice! As some of you may know, I have a personal project where I have a sort of Solar System going on, though I've paid attention to only two of the plants. One current goes unnamed though the other( the one that has all those plants/dragon characters/ and these creatures) has one which I may reveal at a later date.

And yeah these are in pencil since texters and markers wouldn't have cooperated well with small details. That and I have less of a colour range than I do with my pencils.

Yarnak- On the small side of the dragon scale yarnaks are likely one of the least threatening species. Their colours and pattern are unique to each individual, though family members tend to have similar markings. Long and slender they don't harvest a lot of strength, and so prefer to flee rather than fight. Although they have wings, they're too small to fly and cannot support the dragon's weight. They are omnivorous, feeding on fruits, seeds and insects.

Olourmrore- A member of the Suthetchi species olourmrore share similarities in their butterfly appearance with ethealma(not shown here). Thin, six-legged creatures with colourful patterns who feed on nectar and fruit juices there isn't much difference other than shape. Like ethealma, they lack teeth and claws and are defenseless against predators, sensitive antennae being their only hope of survival.

Monocak- On the fluffier side side of predators monocka are fearsome predators of the north in Sevennah and Lotacre. Capable of hunting nearly blind in heavy snowfall these dragons make great guides to the few who have one. Their pelt is thick and insulating keeping the dragon warm in some of the harshest months in the year.

Alamor- Exclusive to Alro and Vellnaag these strange creatures are usually solitary, though small groups of three or four have been seen. They are a timid species and would more often than not flee than fight, but alamor are not to be taken lightly. Venomous and quick on the wing they're not to be approached carelessly, especially females with foals. Alamor young learn to fly within the first few minutes of life, even before they learn to stand.

Zemarok- Large, bulky dragons who can ruin someone's day within a matter of seconds when in a foul mood. Their hide is thick and hard to penetrate, being covered in tough, interlocking scales. They usually appear to have been 'weathered', usually bearing scars and torn wing membranes. This may be either a part of the dragons' genetic makeup or from constant battles with foes. Their sight is rather poor, though their sense of smell is something almost unrivaled by dragons of it's size. Four large fangs protrude from the front of its jaws, and each holds a deadly venom.

Ezuru- Being lake serpents ezurus aren't that big but it's still recommended to keep an eye out when in the water, especially if children are around. Ezurus are opportunistic hunters, and stealthy ones too. Their murky green and yellow colouring helps blend them into the plants on the riverbed. Females are territorial around their eggs and young, willing to attack anyone who dares tread near the nest.

Description
For people who enjoy dragons and original stuff (and reading), hopefully these suffice! As some of you may know, I have a personal project where I have a sort of Solar System going on, though I've paid attention to only two of the plants. One current goes unnamed though the other( the one that has all those plants/dragon characters/ and these creatures) has one which I may reveal at a later date.

And yeah these are in pencil since texters and markers wouldn't have cooperated well with small details. That and I have less of a colour range than I do with my pencils.

Yarnak- On the small side of the dragon scale yarnaks are likely one of the least threatening species. Their colours and pattern are unique to each individual, though family members tend to have similar markings. Long and slender they don't harvest a lot of strength, and so prefer to flee rather than fight. Although they have wings, they're too small to fly and cannot support the dragon's weight. They are omnivorous, feeding on fruits, seeds and insects.

Olourmrore- A member of the Suthetchi species olourmrore share similarities in their butterfly appearance with ethealma(not shown here). Thin, six-legged creatures with colourful patterns who feed on nectar and fruit juices there isn't much difference other than shape. Like ethealma, they lack teeth and claws and are defenseless against predators, sensitive antennae being their only hope of survival.

Monocak- On the fluffier side side of predators monocka are fearsome predators of the north in Sevennah and Lotacre. Capable of hunting nearly blind in heavy snowfall these dragons make great guides to the few who have one. Their pelt is thick and insulating keeping the dragon warm in some of the harshest months in the year.

Alamor- Exclusive to Alro and Vellnaag these strange creatures are usually solitary, though small groups of three or four have been seen. They are a timid species and would more often than not flee than fight, but alamor are not to be taken lightly. Venomous and quick on the wing they're not to be approached carelessly, especially females with foals. Alamor young learn to fly within the first few minutes of life, even before they learn to stand.

Zemarok- Large, bulky dragons who can ruin someone's day within a matter of seconds when in a foul mood. Their hide is thick and hard to penetrate, being covered in tough, interlocking scales. They usually appear to have been 'weathered', usually bearing scars and torn wing membranes. This may be either a part of the dragons' genetic makeup or from constant battles with foes. Their sight is rather poor, though their sense of smell is something almost unrivaled by dragons of it's size. Four large fangs protrude from the front of its jaws, and each holds a deadly venom.

Ezuru- Being lake serpents ezurus aren't that big but it's still recommended to keep an eye out when in the water, especially if children are around. Ezurus are opportunistic hunters, and stealthy ones too. Their murky green and yellow colouring helps blend them into the plants on the riverbed. Females are territorial around their eggs and young, willing to attack anyone who dares tread near the nest.