PID: 10099719590

Username: Mibari

Type: Spirit Dragon

Element: Dream

Body type: 3.8~5m/ 300~550kg

egg: This egg has butterfly wings.

This egg is beloved by the spirits. It is carried everywhere by spirits. Whenever it hears interesting stories, the red jewel in front of it emits light.

Hatch: This hatch has tiny wings and can only float with the wind.

It has small wings since it hatched. Its lower stem is a strange flower with soft cotton fibers.Spirits often use songs about certain legends or myths to lull it to sleep.

Hatchling: This hatchling accumulates power by gathering rumors and heroic stories.

Its wings are bigger than when it hatched, and it can fly freely. Occasionally, you will see a petal detach from its body and form a new spirit.

Adult: It is an Ancient Fairy Dragon that is said to embody history.

No one knows when it appeared, they only know that all knowledge about history is conveyed to people through stories or songs. It created anti-elemental spirits with its own mighty power. Each of those spirits is the embodiment of a rumor, an epic, a myth or a legend.

In the past, there was a tamer who found it in the forest of hope. Later he became a legend, changing the order of the world.

Story:

Orea is a dragon born from the age of chaos. It witnesses all changes in the world and imparts all knowledge through the spirits it creates.

It is usually in egg form and only hatches when something powerful is about to happen. Rumors will stimulate its awakening and nurture it. Its power increases as the rumors become more widespread. Although it possesses great strength, it is very calm and does not attack anyone. Its mission is to record history and spread it widely. When an era passes, the epics gradually subside, it will once again sleep in the form of an egg.

It is said that if you accidentally make eye contact with Orea and the red gem on its chest lights up, it is an omen. Either it's a good omen or a bad omen, but one of your actions could lead to an event that will shake the world through the butterfly effect.