Sorry about the length

The sylesti paused at the entrance to the cavern, this was it, the sylesti thought, all my years of searching and I've finally found it, the sylesti steeled its self, touched a paw the the ancient amulet at its neck, -this was the reason it had come so far-, and entered the cavern. The sylesti paused as its eyes adjusted to the gloom, then it gasped and pulled back, the sylesti was face to face with The Dragon, older then ancient, beyond gargantuan, it surpassed all the sylesti had ever heard about it. The Dragon's gaze seemed to dissect the sylesti's soul, the sylesti found its self almost unable to move, but manage to remove its amulet and lay it before The Dragon. The Dragon reached a claw forward and delicately lifted the amulet, and then broke it open , inside lay a single scale. The Dragon lifted it head ponderously from the ground, revealing a hollow in its neck, where the scale had been hewn from it over centuries ago. The Dragon opened its mouth revealing teeth longer than human was tall and spoke in a voice as ancient as he hills, that echoed through the stone and reverberated in the sylesti's bones. "YOU HAVE DONE ME A GREAT SERVICE." The Dragon said "YOU HAVE BRAVED GREAT DANGERS AND TRAVELED FAR TO REACH ME AND TO RIGHT YOUR ANCESTOR'S WRONG. YOU'RE MOTIVES AND YOU'RE HEART ARE PURE." The Dragon leaned down and touched its claw to the sylesti's chest, piercing the skin, it opened its mouth, the teeth gleaming inches from the sylesti's face "YOU HAVE MY GRATITUDE" it said, then it breathed out, and the sylesti was engulfed in flame. But the sylesti was not burned and when the flames died down the sylesti saw that it had been transformed. The sylesti had been given the Dragons Gift and they would never be the same.

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She howled her anguish to the moon. She could never have pups in this place! They always got sick or hurt by something. So three weeks after her last pup died, she decided to set off undercover of darkness to find somewhere she could raise a family.

He was badly hurt and only ran a hundred yards out before the thunderous roar of his brethren screamed out in agony. 'DON'T TURN BACK! WE'VE GOTTEN THIS FAR ALREADY.' He let out a whimper as his roars echoed in the valley. Tears streaming down his face, he looked up at the moon. "What have I done to you?" He whispered sadly.
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A human equipped with a rifle and hunting knife searched through the forest, attempting to find a breath-taking syletsi to hang on their wall. They've heard legends of this sylesti, some saying that it has the most captivating aurora around it that stops you in your tracks, only for the syesti to take them to a certain part of this very forest that for some reason no one can find. The people who the sylesti takes have never been found, there aren't even any remains. Though others say that the same sylesti takes and helps the sick and injured that are most likely to die, caring for the humans until they pass peacefully with the sylesti at their side, nuzzling it's head on them.
This sylesti hated humans with bad intention, easily being attracted to the hunter's devious thoughts, and therefore at it's current position- in a tree above the hunter, watching it's every move until the right moment to strike...

The hunter has become the hunted.

The beautifully marked sylesti raised its brightly coloured wings into the sun, a proud expression on its face. They knew they were beautiful, and wanted all the others to know. Some would say that this sylesti is a bit self-centered, but also kind.

Mweorluvvr, I just have to say that the design you did for my story is perfect! :)

Many people do not understand the range of color in a darkened rainbow.

The frightened sylesti huddles up in a narrowed cave, hiding from a dangerous sylesti with sharp claws and teeth (chance to make 2 syletis). The small, scared sylesti is safe for now, since they blend in well with their surroundings.

The dangerous one:


The scared one:


The sylesti shivered. the rain poured down on her, soaking her to the bone. She slowly walked through the rain. She wanted to stop. but she couldn't. She had to get her baby somewhere safe. She looked at the little bundle. they were getting nearer, she hoped.

Feel free to do both baby and mom, but you don't have to.

Looking out through the cage bars, the sylesti mourned the loss of her freedom, but knew it was the only way she could keep her babies safe. She looked down at her two sleeping babies and sighed softly. One was light, and the other was dark, but they were both beautiful. (I'd love to see all three)