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| Name: | Gomorrah |
| Bond: | Cath Goldstein |
| Bonded at: | Infusco Vere |
| Age: | Hatchling |
| Sex: | Male |
| Height: | 15'2" at the shoulder (2'6" at hatching) |
| Color: | Copper-pointed bronze |
| Eyes: | Green |
| Relatives: | Sodom, twin brother; various others |
| Place of Birth: | Infusco Vere, Veren Matrix |
| Description: | Gomorrah is much dimmer than his brother
Sodom, and he likes it that way. His bicolored scales are a dull browned
bronze across his torso, up his neck, and down his legs and wings, and a
matte orange copper halfway up his legs and wings, along the entire length
of his tail, and splashed across his face, exactly in the same way his
twin Sodom is pointed with red bronze. All in all, he is not particularly
beautiful, but he has no desire to be stared at and admired, so he is
content with looking more mundane than his vibrant siblings.
Perhaps the only thing that makes him stand out is that Gomorrah doesn't look like most Veren dragons. The clutch he hatched from, tampered with by unplugged technomages, all share one striking quality to their appearances. Rather than dulled plates in their main color, Gomorrah and his clutchmates have inky black and green undersides and tail spades, patterned dimly like static. The sails of his wings, the membranes of his crest, and his stubby, hatchling horns are the same, but more boldly patterned with lines of Matrix-code. Though many might call him and his clutchmates freaks, Gomorrah simply doesn't care. |
| Personality: | Gomorrah is quiet
and helpful, for the most part, well matched with his equally quiet and
helpful bond, Samuel. He is one of those slow and steady types, preferring
to settle back and watch life but still always available when he's needed,
and completely trustworthy at whatever task he is set. Even if he isn't
able to do what he's asked to do, he won't hesitate to admit it.
Despite being quiet, Gomorrah is surprisingly friendly and sociable. He loves to be surrounded by friends and hates to be alone, even for a few minutes, though he is quite content to just sit among others and listen to their talk. Even if there is no talk, just comfortable silence, Gomorrah is happy. The one trait he shares with his brother is that he is very affectionate: he is never happier than when being petted, cuddled up to, or in some other fond physical contact. |
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