Pollito

Pollito is the youngest of the Guskoy, and Tamit's twin. He grew up with her in an orphanage at the savannah territories.

Unlike Tamit, he remembers a lot of their early childhood, and wishes things were different. He has great admiration for his older brothers, Conejin and Hati, despite Conejin's aloof character. Because the two oldest left their home when Pollito and Tamit were still small children, Pollito idealized them a little while he grew up, and was a little disappointed when they met again. Nevertheless, he loves them very much.

Pollito loves to read any kind of paper, from fantasy novels to the latest findings on ecosystems that differ a lot from the desert territory, where he lives. He used to be bullied at school because of his chicken appearance, but his sister Tamit was always there for him. He excelled at language and literature at school, and his first job was at the press in his city; however, when trying to fight against misinformation, he left with some friends and they established their own office. Currently, he delivers the news riding his camel-like dragon, Dorado.

He'd rather fight with words than with swords, but even so, Tamit convinced him to learn how to fight with weapons, so he knows about it. If he had to fight with a sword, he'd pick a scimitar.

During a report on an abandoned cave, he found an abandoned red bat, and after setting her up for rehabilitation, he decided to adopt her (this species can be kept as a pet in this world, and is not a real species). Her chirping sounds, which he can hear, calm him down when he has anxiety attacks. Her name is Souri.

He is anxious by nature, but has learned to control himself. His time alone has helped him understand a little about his own chaaracter, and thus knows when his emotions get in the way and how to resolve it.

Currently, he pays rent and lives in a small house made out of sandstone, and he is happy there. He's fallen in love with a friend from the office, but hasn't declared to him because he wants to be ready for that. He'd like to have children and read to them, but he has decided he'll take his time.