Prospero

Caliban
Earth/Jungle
"The dragon was speckled and could have passed for a calvaluna, if you ignored what a cow was shaped like, and he was dumb as a rock. Even stupider than the one of the tale. But he was strong, and growing stronger, and Prospero would soon become the weaker one in their dynamic. It was only a matter of time before the beast snapped back at its master."

He was quite unwittingly Prospero's first dragon. They "met" in Aurelia's Hatchery, where Caliban instantly bonded with him. At the time, it was pinned down as pure stupidy, since the dragon clearly acted on a whim. No one really knows if that's the case. He was named after the monster that Prospero subdued in the Tempest play by Shakespeare. Prospero is familiar with the tale, it being his namesake, so he thought the name appropriate.

Caliban spends most of his time acting foolishly. He destroys just about anything he can sink his teeth into. He has even created a hollow underneath the Mountain Hatchery, where he pretends that all of the eggs are his. Well, if he doesn't try to eat them, anyways. He is clumsy in everything he does, almost as if there is purpose behind it--as if it's his very calling to destroy and generally act like a puppy.

Perhaps that's not far from the truth. He intentionally acts like a dog, seeing it as a 'safe' and 'tame' animal within Prospero's memory and wanting to associate himself with it. He is highly protective of his Rider and incredibly loyal, which has caused him to create his foolish facade. Since Prospero believes that an intelligent dragon that could understand his past would be a threat, he plays the part of a stupid one. More than anything else, he wants Prospero to feel safe.

Sobek
Earth/Jungle
"I am that god who rises in the East and sets in the West, to whom the Niles are given. I am that god whom the eight row. I am Sobek, the rebel who is among you[the gods]; you cannot do anything against me, you spirits or you dead, for I have taken possession of the sky and have taken possession of the earth."

An unhatched egg. Unknown.

Hel
Earth
"Hermod spotted Hel’s throne and Baldur, pale and downcast, sitting in the seat of honor next to her. Hermod spent the night there, and when morning came, he pleaded with Hel to release his brother, telling her of the great sorrow that all living things, and especially the gods, felt for his absence. Hel responded, “If this is so, then let every thing in the cosmos weep for him, and I will send him back to you. But if any refuse, he will remain in my presence."

An unhatched egg. Unknown.

Mothbun

"As they trudged through the misty lake, something like a rabbit poked up from the snow. Caliban tuned in to the information and doubled back, jaws ready to snap it up. The rabbit spread four bright wings and hovered away, its scales shimmering in the little light that it had. It floated through the woods and was finally lost amongst the branches."

A mysterious creature that haunts the slopes close to the Mountain Hatchery. It was first seen while Caliban was looking for snacks. It left a bad impression on the mothbun, and as a result, it curses any nearby adventures Caliban and Prospero might have.

Ermine

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The Ermine has yet to be encountered.

Monal Pheasant

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The Monal Pheasant has yet to be encountered.

Diary

"The man found a small booklet that Marshasp kept lineage info in and pocketed it. Well, that would be difficult to replace, but the Quetzalcoatl let it slide."

This was originally used as a pedigree tracker for Marshasp. After Prospero stole it, he began to write in it every evening before sleeping. He doesn't share its contents, but it's very important to him. It replaced a previous journal which had been destroyed by Firefall in their first encounter.

Roulette

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As Marshasp's inherited magic grew weaker, he looked into other forms of magic and divination. He learned of the tarot cards used by Ere and acquired an oracle deck of his own. While they may not do much on their own, combined with a Quetzalcoatl's intuition, it is a powerful tool. For now, Marshasp leaves his cards at the Mountain Hatchery.

Star Chart

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Stars are a curious thing to Prospero. After living in the Chronoscape, their static nature in the sky was a refreshing change. He is learning their patterns.

Hot Springs

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A secret spring shared with Iapetus and Kija. A small dragon spirit lives there, overseeing its favorite rock. It has a bit of a mischievious flair, having stolen Prospero's old mask and given it to monkeys. Nonetheless, it is a powerful entity to have around, and something he takes into account when he thinks of his resources.

Head Mount

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A mask that Prospero carved from a thunder dragon during its hunt on Tsotska d'la Mer. There is a hole through the roof of the skull to allow him to wear it easier, but the skin that hosts the mane is still intact and allows him to cover his hair and neck. Unlike his last mask, it's unlikely to protect from elemental attack.

Ancient Reconstruction

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Prospero has yet to encounter this item.

Pet Toys

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Prospero has yet to use this item.

Iapetus
Not-friendly Neighbor
"As it was, he knew better than challenge the Tsotska’s words."

Their relationship isn't friendly, but it's not inimical either. Prospero thinks of Iapetus as frail and weak; The Tsotska can rarely keep up when they travel together. Since Iapetus is the only person Marshasp talks to, Prospero respects him a bit. He's given Prospero some pots and pans, shared some geographic information with him, and taught him a little bit about raising dragons. Nonetheless, Iapetus seems to avoid him just as he does every other person in the world.

Kija
Godchild
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Prospero does not know Kija very well yet. He assumes (incorrectly) that she's Iapetus's child.

Mentor
...mentor
"His mentors could pull visions from the smoke and licks of fire, but all Prospero saw in the heat were memories from the back of his mind."

The mentors have not made their appearance, and certainly not the mentor.