Acid Blood

Xenodragon blood is incredibly acidic, able to rapidly eat through most known organic and inorganic materials.

Acid Immunity

Xenodragons are immune to acids.

Corrosion

Via touch, the ability to disintegrate or weaken non-living material.

Litmus

The ability to alter the pH of a small body of water or substrate.

Mindstream Communication

The ability to communicate with all other xenodragons in existence.

Resin Secretion

The ability to produce a hard, glossy resin that can be used as a building material, mostly for hives and cocoons.

Sanitize

Via touch, the ability to destroy microorganisms through a flush of biologically-produced alcohol solution.

Telempathy

The ability to speak mind-to-mind in emotions and imagery.

Wall-Climbing

The ability to climb and stick to any surface with ease.

Aestivaliss is the kind of dragon who introduces himself with a (metaphorical) wink and a warning -- because while he's technically on the side of good, he's got no interest in playing nice to get there. He does what's right by his own blazing inner code, with zero concern for tradition, hierarchy, or the concept of "acceptable behavior". He's straightforward to a fault. If he thinks something, he says it, and if he wants something, he acts. There's a crisp clarity to his choices, even when they're wildly unorthodox, and while he might be scheming one moment and setting something on fire the next, he always has a reason. It just might not be one you anticipated.

Despite his occasional nefarious flair -- grinning through schemes and dropping dramatic one-liners like he's auditioning for a morally ambiguous epic -- Aestivaliss is shockingly grounded. He doesn't over-complicate things: help people, break systems that hurt them, take naps when you can. He doesn't posture, doesn't waste time, and definitely doesn't pretend to be anything he's not. There's wisdom in his wildness, a kind of gritty, no-nonsense integrity wrapped in chaos and charm. He's the kind of dragon who'll save a village, rob the baron blind, and leave behind a note that just says, "You're welcome."