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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ethera de Lioncourt" data-source="post: 2558778" data-attributes="member: 56769">Actually my character Moondyre had no knowledge she was a god when she was created. She was sheilded from it and fully believed she was just learning magics like anyone else. She did not figure out that the only people she saw from her family were very powerful people with amazing ablilites. To her they were Uncle Reorx, Cousin Chemosh, Aunt Mishakal. She thought everyone had a five headed dragon in their families, she honestly was child-like in that respect.But she grew up surrounded by them, and normal people. Clerics of her mother, elves, kenders, gnomes, etc. She walked with the locals and thought it was her blue skin (her Irda avatar) that people shy'd away from her at various times. In her true form she is similar to her mother. But again she had grown up around various people and thought Dragons of all kinds had a place in the world.She only a few years back let out who and what she was. Why she comes to a mortal tavern is an easy one. She wants to feel like she did growing up, not having a world upon her shoulders, not worrying of people being nice to her and fearful of her. She likes it when people become nasty, talk back to her, etc because she is finally allowed to verbally spar with folks. She can learn things from their feelings and become a better mother so to speak over all she watches over.Sometimes the people with the least amount of power and knowledge can teach those with everything going for them so much about themselves. And to be able to sit back for an hour in a tavern away from the world she came from is a peace for her, she learns, teaches a few, and can just be one of the regulars without worry of the politics of her world.</blockquote>

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