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3370: Dullahan

Reserved and quiet. Dullahan prefers to avoid confrontation and is, entirely honestly, a bit of a pushover. He is softspoken, kindhearted, and likes to make himself helpful - even if that's just making himself scarce and keeping out from underfoot. He's wary of newcomers, preferring to size them up from afar before he quietly introduces himself. Most days it seems that he really prefers to keep to himself, or the company of a very select few if he's looking for companionship. He doesn't like expressing his problems and would rather deal with them himself so that he can avoid feeling any more like a burden than he already has been.

 

 

Though he doesn't remember it, Dullahan hatched on Isla Pera, one of two eggs from a solitary nest. He and his sister, Callahan, were adopted by the first raptor that they came across - mostly due to Callahan's insistence and not leaving her alone. Layla wasn't really the best of parents, but she made sure that the two didn't starve, at the very least.

Layla, being an independent sort, often left the two hatchlings alone while she set off on her own from time to time. She'd always come back, of course, but in the meantime, the twins were often left to their own devices. They found one another to be enough company, never wanting for much more.

As the twins grew more and more independent, they strayed from Layla's care. Dullahan had all the company he could ever ask for with his sister by his side, and Layla more often than not seemed less than interested in their care - particularly as they grew more capable of taking care of themselves. They struck out on their own as a capable young duo.

When the tapajaras Libre and Largo blew up the dam, however, Dullahan's world was suddenly upside-down. He was standing in the wrong place when the dam gave way, and before he could escape, he was washed away.

The water was turblent, and dark, and then...well, he doesn't remember. His memories start when he woke up on the shores of Isla Kela. Dehydrated, battered, bruised, disoriented, and alone.