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Jennsen

Gentle hues of meadow-herbs wrap around a sweetly coltish shape, leaf green lacing petite 'ridges and brushing an innocently rounded muzzle. Subtle shades of sage and rosemary marble fragile wings, echoed along a elfin tail and four neat paws where grass-green talons glint like whetted jewels. Her headknobs are twined with ivy-wreaths, the verdant shades spilling down to pool at the base of her throat and soft celadon murmurs in sunshot dapples over her narrow ribs.

A subtle pair of yellow bands twine around her left forearm, separated by a broad ring of white.

Antigone

Gentle hues of meadow-herbs wrap around a sweetly coltish shape, leaf green lacing petite 'ridges and brushing an innocently rounded muzzle. Subtle shades of sage and rosemary marble fragile wings, echoed along a elfin tail and four neat paws where grass-green talons glint like whetted jewels. Her headknobs are twined with ivy-wreaths, the verdant shades spilling down to pool at the base of her throat and soft celadon murmurs in sunshot dapples over her narrow ribs.

A neat little band of yellow and white around her left wrist reveals her owner to be a Herder.

Gamut

Rumpled, ruffled tones of sandy-blonde drape over his form with no particular care, mismatched to the olivey spackles that turtlenecked his chest and the bright sienna and ochre "socks" that long and dextrous paws sport.  A messy fringe of uneven tones wanders down his neck and gets lost somewhere between shoulder-blades and tails, allowing debris of mahogany to accumulate in hard-to-reach spots along his wings and spine.  A sort of vague abstraction forever holds his features in its sway, and the overall impression is of a creature part firelizard, part unmade bed.

A thin band of yellow and white around his left wrist reveals
 his owner to be a Herder.

Oberon

Co-Apprentice Master Aouda

Deepest cerulean is laced with hints of silver, most prominent upon his angular face, almost like battle marking of some sort. His bearing is noble, without being overpowering or haughty. His eyes are gentle, neither deepset nor bugling, but kind and aged; almost like a grandfather's. His neckridges are capped with white, oddly enough, like the eternal snow that rests on high mountain peaks. His headknobs are slightly elongated, almost suggestive of ears--elven perhaps?--and are laced with the selfsame silver that permeates the undertones of his suede hide. His 'sails are composite of rippling tones of sky blue and rain cloud silver, melding and flowing into the darker tones that cover the wing bones. His tail flows, snake-like as the river which he protects, ending in a spaded tip, that has an oddly silver mark on the very tip, almost like a barb; but fire-lizards don't have barbed tails, do they? His body is lean and muscular, ready for action should trouble arise, his silvery talons and wingspars attesting to this fact boldly. but this fire-lizard isn't one to show off, he simply protects that which he has been told to, and that which he loves. His belly is firm, and laced with the selfsame silver that is the announcing presence when this fire-lizard is around. The tones are slightly ribboned on this part of his hide, streaked for some unknown reason, yet it would almost seem to be a design not unlike his river. Not quite serpentine this fire-lizard has a lean bone structure that might make him appear slightly gaunt, but such is not so, for he is as well build as any other fire-lizard, simply lighter, and more ready for action, and mating flights, but which comes first? Duty, or family? Time will tell.

A thin band of yellow and white for Herder has been meticulously painted to the Blue's satisfaction on his right foreleg.