Calligraphy Dragon

Average body size and shape: 1.5 ~ 2m / 110 ~ 160kg

Food: Colourful fish, fruits and flowers

Main discovery area: Mainly found in wide, open areas with pale floors or walls

Time of discovery: Found all year round, mostly in the day

Species: Painter

Element Type: Light, Steel

Type: Calligraphy Dragon

Egg

A feathered egg adorned with a beaded necklace.

It has bright and pristine feathers that almost glow white. 
This egg makes you feel calm and you can hug it to feel warm.

The necklace is a part of the egg and cannot be stolen.

This egg is usually found in very clean and white areas where it can blend into the surroundings with its white feathers.

It is said that this egg can bring about future prosperity. 

Hatch

The hatch has very clean feathers.

It has unique red markings on its face and an even more uniquely shaped tail.

Upon hatching, this hatch sleeps for most of the day. Only occasionally waking up to eat and drink.

The wings on its back are very small and it cannot fly.

The fur on its tail is very soft, and you can even cut some fur to make brushes of any kind.

The hatch does not mind as it will not feel pain from that.

Hatchling

This hatchling is learning to write and paint.

It starts to grow horns and has a beaded necklace around its neck.

This hatchling practices every day to paint and write. 
Its control over its tail is still weak and it seems like the brush is very heavy.

It gets its ink from chewing up colourful food like certain fish, flowers and fruits.

Over time, its fur slowly gets stained from the ink but it does not seem to mind.

Adult

Once fully grown, this dragon is a master of its brush tail. 
After years of training and practice, it can paint and write beautifully. 

It often writes in a language unknown to us, perhaps it is a dragon‘s language.

It also has great observation skills and will paint what it sees.

If you come across huge paintings across wide open areas, you are most likely near a calligraphy dragon’s nest.