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Full Name
Delvinzfir
Otherwise known currently as 'Delma' or the Thunderous Wrath of Gaia. Delvinzfir, the Embodiment of Gaia's Wrath, and the only Dovah whom can call upon the Thunderous Elements to strike down its foes before it. The Thunderous Wrath of Gaia had been captured by a Powerful Necromancer known as Thviin the Bile, and sealed deep within the Network of Catacombs that run underneath the surface of Skyrim before the Dragons had supposedly been wiped out, its power being used the Thviin at an attempt of becoming a 'God'. However upon the return of the Dovahkiin, and his exploration of these Catacombs he had come across Thviin and his Legion of the Undead, destroying them- thus weakening the Seal on Delvinzfir. However do to Delvinzfir being drained of its power or used as a 'Battery' by Thviin over the Countless decades even with the Seal being weakened it could not free itself. So it struck a Deal with the Dovahkiin, in return for its unyielding Loyalty toward him the Dovahkiin shall free it from its Prison.
Delma was originally bestowed upon it by the Dovahkiin as a 'Pet Name', and to be less tedious to say, Delvinzfir was a name that many found themselves fumbling over when attempting to say.
Description
A Large Dov/Dragon who's Scales seem to mimic the Texture and Appearance toward that of Stone, on contrast to the Scales which coat the various other Dovah which exist within Skyrim. Various horns seem to protrude from the back of its skull, smaller 'thorns' seeming to run along the base of the Dragons neck. Its forearms seeming to be somewhat larger compare to that of an Average Dovah or even compared to that of an Elder, its torso seeming to be somewhat shorter while its back legs somewhat bulkier. The creature seems more built toward traveling quickly upon land then it seems to be built for flying quickly unlike the other Dovah. The Beasts tail rather then to tip seeming to be possessing a hammer like head or hook seemed to be armored, and covered in various spikes similar to a Metal Spiked Club. Upon its head seemed to be a Silver Crown or 'Helmet, etched with Ancient Elven Runes- and a Sapphire as its centerpiece. This was crafted to serve as a head guard and 'Seal' which bound the Dragon to the Dovahkiin.
Its 'Bound Form' or 'Humanoid Form young Woman, eyes Hazel with tinges of red and chestnut- mane white as the snow that kisses the ground within Skyrim with its cold lip. Skin bronzed like the worn earth beneath ones feet, soft and vibrant. Around the Woman's neck seems to be a pendant or choker. It wrapping around her shoulders with the centerpiece being that Sapphire Gem, the Elven Runes seeming to still be embedded into it.
Attire varies, depending on the Era the Dragon exists within will effect what she seems to wear.
Age:
Decades
Also. It could be labeled as 'Unknown', seeing as the Dov has existed for Thousands upon Thousands of years, becoming the Servant of the Dovahkiin of each Generation, and seeming to watch the world change around herself. Watching as it went from the Stone Age, and into the Iron Age or the Age of technological advancement. However it would seem Dwarven Technology still stamps the Human Kinds own in its intagerty and majesty
Gender:
Ambiguous, however it Personifies as Female in Personality and Bound Appearance
Race/Main:
Dov/Dovah
(From Skyrim Wikia. Do not own any of this information.)
Dragons (Dovah, or Dov plural) are a large and powerful reptilian race from Akavir that were once widespread throughout Tamriel. Although seeming rather beast-like, they are profoundly intelligent, capable of speech, written language, and comprehending other languages.[1] Their spoken language can be used to cast powerful magic known as Thu'um or Dragon Shouts. They were rendered almost extinct, until 4E 201 when they have resurfaced in Skyrim with the return of Alduin.
The origin of dragons is unknown. The College of Whispers has questioned dremora, who claim dragons just were, and are: eternal, immortal, unchanging, and unyielding. Dragons do not mate or breed and there are no known examples of dragon eggs or dragonlings. The Iliac Bay area has stories of such things, but so far all have proven false. The eggs turned out to be eggs of over-sized lizards, not true dragons.[1]
Merethic era and dragon worshipEdit
When Ysgramor came to Tamriel in the Merethic Era, his people brought with them a faith that worshiped animal gods. Foremost among all animals was the Dragon. In the ancient Nordic tongue it was drah-gkon. Occasionally the term dov-rha is used, but the language or derivation of that is not known. Using either name was forbidden to all except the dragon priests. Many of the temples built to honor the dragons survive today as ancient ruins haunted by draugr and undead dragon priests.[2]
Dragons, as is their nature, embraced their role as man's god-kings. Clearly, they were superior to the tiny, soft, beings that worshiped them. To Dragons, power equals truth and their power over men was self-evidence of their superiority. In exchange for their obedience, Dragons granted small amounts of power to the dragon priests. In turn, the dragon priests ruled men as equals to the kings.[2]
In Atmora, where Ysgramor and his people came from, the dragon priests demanded tribute and created laws which kept the peace between dragon and man. In Tamriel, their rule was quite different. It's unclear if this was due to an ambitious dragon priest, or a particular dragon, or a series of weak kings. Whatever the cause, the dragon priests began to rule with an iron fist, making virtual slaves of the rest of the population.[2]
When the populace rebelled, the dragon priests retaliated. The dragon priests failed to collect the tribute and control the masses. The dragons' response was swift and brutal.[2] This began the Dragon War. At first, men died by the thousands. The ancient texts reveal that a few dragons, for unknown reasons, took the side of men and taught them magic to use against dragons. Priests of the Nine Divines claim it was Akatosh himself that intervened. The tide began to turn and dragons began to die too.[2]
With the rebellion against the dragon priests, dragons were slaughtered in large numbers. The dragons that survived chose to live in remote places away from men. The dragon cult itself, however, survived. They built the dragon mounds, entombing the remains of dragons that fell in the war, believing that one day the dragons would rise again and reward the faithful
Race/Sub:
Bound Familiar
Honorifics|Titles|Nicknames
Thunderous Wrath of Gaia
Sexual Orientation:
Pansexual
Birthplace:
Skyrim
(Also from Skyrim Wikia)
Skyrim is a vast region set in the northern part of old Tamriel. It is the home of the Nords, large and hardy men and women who have a strong resistance to frost, both natural and magical. It is bordered by Morrowind to the east, Cyrodiil to the south, Hammerfell to the southwest, and High Rock to the west; the island of Solstheim lies to the northeast of Skyrim.
Skyrim, also known as the Old Kingdom or the Fatherland, is the home of the Nords and the setting for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. It was the first region of Tamriel to be settled by humans, who migrated there from the land of Atmora in the far north, across the Sea of Ghosts. The date of this migration is unknown, although it was before the full flourishing of Elvish civilization. According to legend, Ysgramor landed first at Hsaarik Head, at the extreme northern tip of Skyrim's Broken Cape. It is said that he and his companions were fleeing the civil war in Atmora, which at that time had a sizable population. They named the land Mereth, after the many elves that roamed the virgin forests of Tamriel.
For a long while, relations between the Snow Elves and men were relatively peaceful. However, the Snow Elves saw that the Nords, with their vastly shorter lifespans, fast rates of physical maturation and expedient (by Elvish standards) reproductive cycle, would eventually overtake them if left unchecked. At the time, men were viewed by Snow Elves as being primitive and animal-like, and it was seen as no great moral remission to stop the spread of a potentially disastrous invasive species, who would destabilize the Tamrielic ecosystem. Thus, Elvish pogroms razed the city of Saarthal on what became known as the Night of Tears. Only Ysgramor and his two sons escaped back to Atmora, and, seeing the tenuous peace which had developed between the various factions, recognized the opportunity to turn their plight into a uniting force for the human race. Within a few years, Ysgramor returned to Skyrim with an army known as the "Five Hundred Companions", composed of the heroes of the Atmoran Civil War who, without much resistance, drove the Snow Elves out and were knighted in the foundations for the First Empire.
Snow Elves persisted within the borders of Skyrim until the reign of the Thirteenth of the Ysgramor Dynasty, King Harald, at the beginning of the First Era. King Harald was the first to relinquish all holdings in Atmora (until that time, the Nords of Atmora and Skyrim had been considered the same group), proclaiming that the people of Skyrim were an independent people. All humans on Tamriel are descended from these Nords, although some bloodlines run thin.
Vrage the Gifted started the expansion that would eventually lead to the First Empire of Men. Within fifty years of his reign, the Nords ruled all of Skyrim as well as parts of High Rock, Cyrodiil, and the Dunmer lands of Morrowind. The acquisition of Morrowind was particularly bloody, still remembered in Morrowind today (the purpose of the formation of the Chimer-Dwemer kingdom of Resdayn was to expel the Nords).
The system which chose the successors to the Empire eventually proved to be its undoing. For a great while the Moot, a gathering of the lords of the many different Holds, chose the successor to the Empire. This lasted well until the death of King Borgas, when the Moot failed to nominate the popular successor. From this came the disastrous Skyrim War of Succession, during which time High Rock, Cyrodiil, and Morrowind provinces seceded with little resistance from the Nords. The war did not end until the Pact of Chieftains, when the Moot was established to convene only when there was no clear successor.
Date of Birth:
December 21st, ????
Marking|Tattoos|Piercings:
The 'Markings' she seems to posses are merely the scars around her wrists from where those shackles had been bound to the Dov while it remained sealed for all these Years, that and a few running along its under belly or while in its sealed form her stomach from being struck by various weapons while fighting for its Master, scales harder then Industrial Steal having been rend by powerful enchanted weapons and leaving behind scars as a memory to the battle or battles it had endured.
Height:
Seventeen Feet/Five Foot One while Sealed
Weight
Three Thousand or Three Metric Tones/One Hundred and Ten while Sealed
Current Residence
Terra
Former Residence
Skyrim
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