So feeling curiosity about whom my parents were and how Truth came to find me, I gathered up my courage and confronted Truth with my questions. So listening politely and calmly, Truth nodded gently at my questions and began answering them, satisfying my curiosity and longing.

As she told it, my mother was a sea-based creature, a serpent of the sea, while my father was a faerie dragon, a mischievous and carefree creature. Well at the time, the faerie and water draiks in that region were at war, constantly fighting each other for no reason at all except for an ancient misunderstanding between the two species. Well one day my father was off on patrol around the borders, when he came across a young water draik femme dangling in one of the faerie draik's nets. She had cuts all over her from the nets thin rope, and she appeared to be unconscious. Now the young faerie male had grown up with the belief that the water draiks were cruel and evil creatures who took any chance to kill a faerie draik. But as he gazed upon this youth, he couldn't believe that such a creature would be able to kill others, and felt sorry for her.

So he cut her down from the net and carried her to a safe shelter where she could be safe from faerie guards and could recover safely. He would often visit her and bring her food and other necessities and soon fell in love with her and she with him. But of course such a relationship was forbidden and as soon as my mother was healed, she had to return to her home while my father returned to his, both heartbroken and lonely.

A couple of months passed and soon my mother found out that she was pregnant. Well immediately she knew who's child it was and had to run away from home to conceal her secret. For she knew that if her parents or anyone else in her village found out, it would be instant death for both her and her love. Soon the child came, a pale blue and green draik showing signs of both heritages. Well knowing that she would never be able to keep this child secret for long in this area, she left her home and traveled by land in search of a new one. But weak without her natural element and weighed down by the hatchling clinging to her back, she soon collapsed, barely alive into the dirt.

At the time, Truth was wandering in that area and came upon the barely alive mother and myself. Surprised and unsure what to do, she brought the two to the nearest lake and worked on reviving my mother while trying to care for me at the same time. After a little while, my mother woke up, and upon seeing Truth with a happy me in her arms, she told Truth her story and begged her to take care of me, for she could not. Seeing how desperate my mother was, Truth quickly agreed.

From then on Truth always took good care of me, keeping me safe from harm, and giving me everything a hatchling would need. And soon I came to consider her as my sister, and that has never changed. She might as well have been my sister, if not mother. But as I grew older and learned how to take care of myself, she grew more distant from me as she gained more responsibilities. So I went off on my own and spent most of my time exploring until I finally found myself a home and made some friends.

And soon I found out the healing powers of my necklace. Before I had always thought that it was a decoration. Except for the fact that it seemed to glow every single time I felt sad or hurt. But when Sweety, my doglefox got hurt, I noticed that as I leaned over to check out her wounds, that a strange liquid seemed to dripping from the necklace, and as it landing on Sweety's wound, it immediately closed up and healed. Surprised, I started traveling some more and healing whomever I could with my new power. Soon I found the limits of the necklace's power. But then Truth started teaching me magic during her free time, and soon I learned defensive spells as well as healing ones, adding to the power of my necklace.

Now I wander wherever I can to help those in need and to learn more secrets of the art of healing.