The Midgewing

General Information

Midgewings are one, if not the, smallest breed of dragon in the veil. They were originally thought to be a hybrid species from a bird and a dragon, but with the recent studies of the forest it is found they are a rare example of a feathered dragon. They often are seen feasting on the fruits of the forest, and if they are attacked or pestered they can use a weak form of magic that bends the will and thoughts of the attacker. Studies have been done to try and amplify this magic for dark uses, but it has only resulted in corrupted forms of midgewings wandering through the depths of the forest.

Egg Information

This tiny egg is slightly spotted.

Baby Information

The small hatchling that hatched out of the ever so small egg is quite ugly. It tends to chirp and beg for food from you, and often your other dragons will bring it bugs or seeds to get it to leave them alone.

Teen Information

Your hatchling has grown, and its wing's skin has grown in and a very soft layer of feathers now cover its entire body. It still chirps and begs for food, though less often, and often will attempt to fly and fend for its own. If it needs anything though, it will often go to your other dragons and sit at their feet and chirp, often causing the victim to walk off and fetch whatever the hatchling has demanded.

Adult Information

Your hatchling has finally grown, but it still resorts to chriping for any sort of demand it may have. It is fairly tiny compared to your other dragons, but that does not stop it from pestering them with demands and often will land atop of one's head and chirp and bite at it until it gets what it wants. It is often seen raiding your pack for any fruit that may be inside and will often chirp and nip at you until you get some if you do not have any. If you leave it to its own doings in your room when you decide to leave for a bit, you often return to a scene of destruction, ripped up papers, and torn up robes. No matter what you do to tell it to stop, it tends to not listen, and you can feel an urge to not punish it when you do.