Felarya Bio Nidhogg:
Name Nidhogg; the Golden Malice Striker; King Nidhogg, Betrayer of the Guardians.
Species: Fire-Storm Pendraig hybrid.
Age:?
Sex: Male
Height: 160 ft.
Wingspan: 320 ft.
Skin: Fair with a few battle scars.
Draconic scale color: Gold
Hair color: long Golden hair with a pair of antlers.
Eye color: Red, glows like molten orbs when angry.
Other characteristics: Wears a loincloth and broken tedrek shackles on his hands and feet. Powerful wings on his back and a spiked bludgeon on his tail. His breath attack is an electrical-fire attack that can leave devastation in his wake.
Nidhogg was the product of an arranged marriage between his father, the king of the fire pendraigs, King Uther, and his mother, a storm pendraig named Fafnir. During the war with the Correctors, his mother was killed defending the nest while his father was out fighting. Upon his return, he found his newly hatched son crying in the arms of his dying mother. Five years later, Nidhogg's father fell in love with an earth pendraig named Jord who gave him another son, Draco. Jord tried her best to be a good stepmother for Nidhogg and her son Draco. As they grew up, Nidhogg and Draco were thick as thieves and were taught the old code, the very rules that most pendraigs try to live by. As the war with the correctors raged on, Nidhogg and his brother joined in the fighting alongside a certain young fairy named Nemyra and the king of the titans, Alcazath. Draco and Nemyra grew to become friends while Nidhogg and King Alcazath became brothers in arms. During this time, he was given the name Nidhogg the Golden Malice Striker. They fought side by side until the war was over. Before they returned to their home, the brothers were confronted by the Guardians of Felarya. Nidhogg believed that it was his destiny to be a guardian, but Draco and Nemyra were chosen instead. This angered Nidhogg greatly, but then he remembered that should anything happen to his father, he would become the next king. So he returned home while Draco left to join the guardians. Then one day in 10,860, King Alcazath called upon the aid of the pendraigs to help him defeat the guardians. King Uther refused to put both of his sons against one another, but Nidhogg was still loyal to his old friend and thought that his father and stepmother were weak for bowing to the will of the guardians. Later that night, Nidhogg slew both of his parents and proclaimed himself as king. Many of the other pendraig rulers disapproved of his claim as king, and many of them were put to death. Anywho didn't join him were hunted down and executed. Those that escaped his tyranny joined his brother Draco and the guardians while the correctors prepared for another assault. In 10,680, The Battle of the Blind King occurred. While the guardians followed Demedrios, a famous centaur warrior. Draco flew off to fight his brother for one last time. The two brothers struck blow after blow at each other until Nidhogg dealt a mortal wound to Draco's heart. Unwilling to kill his only brother, Draco used the last of his strength to banish him to Hell. The guardians had won that day at a terrible cost. Many had fallen in battle for Felarya's very heart and soul. Nemyra held her dear friend as he lay there dying. Draco knew that one day Nidhogg would return to destroy Felarya and that a young pendraig would rise to do what Draco couldn't. In honor of Draco's sacrifice, King Trazix ordered Endymion to forge chains made from Tedrek steel and banished Nidhogg to Melchuum. Taking pity on the remaining fire pendraigs, King Trazix and his wife Queen Faldhatée signed a peace treaty and allowed the remaining fire pendraigs to live in Mount Vylkren. Nidhogg waits for the day when he'll escape and reclaim his power and become the high king of Felarya.
Description: Nidhogg is a fire-storm pendraig hybrid. He stands at 160 feet with a wingspan of 320 feet. He has fair skin, red eyes that glow like molten orbs when he is angry, long golden hair with antlers on his head, and a spiked bludgeon on his tail. He wears a torn loincloth and broken shackles made from tedrek steel.
Character: Nidhogg was once a great warrior who was destined to be king. However, during the war with the correctors, he became more bloodthirsty as he fought alongside his friend King Alcazath. When the guardians chose Draco instead of him, he was furious. In his mind, he was the better warrior, the one worthy to be a guardian. But instead, he returned home and waited for his chance to become king. That opportunity presented itself when his father refused to help Alcazath to defeat the guardians and his brother. In his mind, his father and brother were weak, he was worthy of ruling Felarya as High king. Later that night, he poisoned his father and stepmother with storm manticore venom and proclaimed himself as king. Those who opposed his rule were slaughtered. During the war against the guardians, he fought against his brother Draco. Draco tried to reason with his brother, but Nidhogg refused to listen. At the Battle of the Blind King, Nidhogg and Draco fought each other for the last time. Blow after blow, they battled throughout the skies until he finally landed a death blow on his brother. While he began to celebrate and boast, he failed to realize that Draco had cast a banishment spell on him. Before he vanished into Hell, he vowed to return to destroy Felarya and claim what was rightfully his. Then he was sent to Melchuum and chained with tedrek steel shackles.
Special abilities:
Nidhogg is still a great warrior who leaves a path of destruction in his wake. Due to his unique heritage, Nidhogg is a living embodiment of a raging storm. He can breathe a blast of electrical flames as well as create powerful storms around himself, especially when he is airborne. He'll use his electric-fire breath, claws, and his spiked bludgeon tail to dominate to fight.
Allies: Before he was banished, Nidhogg had his brother Draco. The two of them fought side by side during the war against the correctors. During the war, he found a kindred spirit in King Alcazath and swore to aid him when he needed him. After his banishment, Nidhogg met the former princess of Antarioch and daughter of King Trazix, Chastaine. She too had been banished to Melchuum with her girlfriend Nahad for violating the peace treaty with the fire pendraigs made by her father. After watching her girlfriend get eaten by some giant green slug with tentacles, she made a deal with Nidhogg to escape from Melchuum and have revenge on Rowan for killing her and her parents for banishing her.
Enemies: Once brothers, now enemies. When Nidhogg assassinated his parents and joined King Alcazath, Nidhogg not only betrayed the guardians who fought by his side against the correctors, but also his brother Draco. After learning what his brother had done to his parents and seeing the corpses of those who refused to join him. His heart broke, how could his brother do such vile deeds. During the Battle of the Blind King, the entire pendraig race was on the verge of extinction. So Draco chose to fight his brother one last time, but how could he bring himself to kill his brother. After Nidhogg dealt him a fatal blow, Draco used the last of his strength to banish Nidhogg to Hell. He knew that Nidhogg would return someday and that a young pendraig would stand against his former brother.
