Delgin is 24 turns old, born and raised in Rubicon River Hold. He is the only child of Delmar and Arin. Delgin has been attending Harper lessons with the rest of the Hold young people and doing very well, especially in the art classes. He shows a keen aptitude for drawing and painting. When he's not busy with chores, he spends most of his time with the Dolpineers, if they will allow him.
Delgin is a tad mixed up about some things. He is particularly sensitive, some would say too sensitive, in his regard for living creatures. He thinks everything has a right to live. When he was very young, and first heard the old stories about how dragons flamed Thread from the skies, he was heard to remark, "Poor Thread." And don't get him started on Tunnelsnakes! Reasoning doesn't seem to work with this youngster. No matter if things are dangerous or destructive, his line is, "Well, they can't help it, that's their nature."
Perhaps life's hard knocks will mature his unrealistic view of life. Faranth help him if he impresses, for he will no doubt endure culture shock when he finds out dragons don't eat salad.
Despite trying to hug the dragons both as Kilaueth's eggs were hatching and as Ellamariseth's eggs were hatching, Delgin managed to avoid any injuries. More surprisingly, however, was the fact that he found a lifemate on the sands - the Wistful Ocean Blue Mazunth.
Dragon
Wistful Ocean Blue Mazunth
Navy blue covers nearly the entirety of this blue dragon, stretching from his rounded short muzzle to the short thick rudder-like tail. Moonlit speckles are gently and sparsely scattered around the ridges and knobs, outlining the eyes and moving down in a faint dusty trail to the tip of the tail. His build is all sinewy and stretched out, rippling with teal and silver streaks of calming waves all along his body. With the build of a swimmer, his streamlined wings arching from his back are of a frothy flotsam and jetsam, a whirlpool of color and capped with sterling claws that match the talons at the end of his powerful limbs; each leg lightening from navy darkness to a more dawning pale blue.
