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Only one picture for tonight, and it is of Lady Xera's true form - Alexandrite. The first attempt had a better crown, but did not add the dragonic details.

An interesting aspect of the gemstone Alexandrite is its ability to change color under different sorts of light. Under candlelight or incandescent light, alexandrite appears red, pink, or purple. Under sunlight, alexandrite appears green or blue. Lady Xera's color palette is mostly red and brown, but the ability to change colors actually fits her previous background, as her gemstone changed multiple times during her youth due to outside influences.

Side-note: while the tsar Alexander the Second does not exist in Medierth, the name of the stone still exists, as it was named in commemoration of Xelnos' true self - Alex.

Now... I wonder what kind of powers her new form would grant her... especially since there are no dragons that are linked to that gemstone.

Description
Only one picture for tonight, and it is of Lady Xera's true form - Alexandrite. The first attempt had a better crown, but did not add the dragonic details.

An interesting aspect of the gemstone Alexandrite is its ability to change color under different sorts of light. Under candlelight or incandescent light, alexandrite appears red, pink, or purple. Under sunlight, alexandrite appears green or blue. Lady Xera's color palette is mostly red and brown, but the ability to change colors actually fits her previous background, as her gemstone changed multiple times during her youth due to outside influences.

Side-note: while the tsar Alexander the Second does not exist in Medierth, the name of the stone still exists, as it was named in commemoration of Xelnos' true self - Alex.

Now... I wonder what kind of powers her new form would grant her... especially since there are no dragons that are linked to that gemstone.