[===]Biography[===]

==--Short Bio--==

True Name: Valamtoszaryx

Aliases: Cath, Sorceress of Flame || Mulvina Malgrove, the Bandit 'Lord' || Deggri the Strongarm || The Crimson Menace

Race: Red Dragon

Gender: Female

Lair: The Underdark (Unknown Location)



==--Physical Description-==

Although rarely seen in such a form unless the power of a mighty presance is required, this towering being stands high enough to threaten most giants with her mass. Covered in thick and deep carmine scales, this dragon's sinewy and powerful form reveals a brutal upbringing, with many scales thinned from having to be regrown. Along her underside, strong white plates run along her form, protecting her sensative underbelly. These hardened plates seem to be quite sharp in nature despite their appearance, easily raking the ground up when brushing against it.

Her facial features are best described as being sharp and a little gaunt. Her long snout tipped with a chipped and weathered horn, turned an almost ochre hue in time. Her wide, massive jaws bear a set of sharp, boney spines along her jowls , cheek bones and under her eyes. Along the sides of her skull are a set of wide ear-fins, their soft, leathery membrane eaten away by time and the odd wound. Her eyes have faded with age, pupils giving way to near-luminous molten orbs, deep oranges, reds and yellows mixing and swirling. A large red spined frill stretches from the base of her skull down across her neck, continuing along her spine onto the tip of her tail.

Her body is hefty with musculature, towering and built for strength above speed. Her limbs are thick and meaty, ending in clawed paws sharp enough to rip through metal quite easily with thick digits easily able to get a grasp upon things. Her wingspan is suitably wide, though close inspection of her wings reveals them to be damaged magically. Whilst torn, they are not completely unusable. Their membrane still retains it's magnificent blend of reds, eventually mixing in with hot-metal blue at the ends of her wings. The damage appears to be serious enough to hinder long-term flying without any rest.