He has very dark skin, and his black hair is shorn very short around most of his head, save for a long mohawk that he usually keeps braided back. His eyes are dark brown, but they're flecked with pale warm green.

Corbin wears heavy work clothing, usually in several layers. He works with the quarrying crew who have helped to core out Nidus Descendi's many artifiical dragon homes-- or niduluses, as they're officially called-- so he is always having to cycle through dust-covered gear. When he's not working, he prefers some of his favourite smartleather clothing for socializing. That's a blend of smart-fibers printed into faux leather that has the ability to display digital prints and textures. Of course, he mostly wears black with combinations of skulls and robotic gear, but the point is that he likes to look tough.

He has a hard time feeling. Corbin wants to live up to his mother's ideals of being impervious, but something in him cracked when he realized that life was fragile and fleeting, and the loss of his father has left him trying to take on the mantle of the protector among his siblings. To do so, he's been cramming his own fears and worries down. He can tackle them-- he thinks-- by dominating them, and so far it's worked out alright. It makes it tough to be close to others, though, and so the way that he best connects is (consensually) with his fists. When he's in his cups, he usually winds up being more angry than sad, but thankfully he is not the kind of person to take his unbridled anger out on another person. He has a few friends who are in the same boat, and in a way they are able to support one another when any one of them are feeling tackled to the ground by life.

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Since then, both of them have grown together surprisingly well. Dreasoth is a force for good in Corbin's life, and he spends much less time drinking and getting punch-drunk than he used to. A lot of that is going into making sure that Dreasoth is well cared for, and is, by proximity, making new friends and connections with other draconars. Corbin has been a force of strength in Dreasoth's early life, forging him into an intelligent, forceful creature with a layer of calm collectedness that is unusually similar to serenity.

Both are a menace when it comes to fighting. They are the top of their class in skirmishing, and there are high hopes that they'll eventually be able to train up-and-coming generations of smaller dragons in fighting tactics that don't entirely rely on harrying enemies until larger allies can bowl them over.