Bat

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Lakeside Weyr

B'at

Name:Baton / B'at
Age:27
Sex/Preference:Straight
Rank/Title/Position/Location:Rider of brown Rimoth

Parents/Foster Parents/Rank/Age/Location:Father's name Colt, age 60, a
farmer at a small southern cot. Mother's name is Romear, age 58.
Siblings/Rank/Age/Location:none
Children/Rank/Age/Location:none

Description:

Father/Colt is a tall rangy man with dark brown hair, sky blue eyes and a constant tan. He is missing the end of his left little finger. Mother/Romear is a tiny woman of only five feet stature. Next to her 6'4" husband she looks like a pixie. Her hair is mostly grey with hints of the soft arburn/brown it was in younger days. Her eyes are hazel. B'at is tall topping his father by an inch going 6'5". His hair is a mixture of his parents being a soft brown with reddish highlights. His eyes are an intense bluish green. They often appear blue. On his right cheek is a scar that runs from his nose to the bottom of his jawline halfway between his mouth and ear. His left shoulder and arm carry score burn scars.

Physical- (Tell me exactly what they look like in detail. None of the
short two liners we sometimes get)LOL think I did that above. Is that
okay?

Emotional- (Tell me how they are. How they act. etc. likes, dislikes)
B'at has an intensity about him. He sees something he wants and he goes
after it. He sees things as either right or wrong. You don't joke with
him unless you are certain he knows it is a joke. When he walks into a room
it is with sober concentration. When he riders he has little patience
with sloppiness by others and pushes himself to excell in everything he
attempts. He in not above yelling at a bronze rider if he feels that they are
endangering his wing. This is why he was transfered to Lakeside.

Brief History:

Raised in a southern farmer's cot Baton was searched at age 22 and impressed brown Rimoth. Five turns before impressing at seventeen turns of age he had been badly beaten by bandits and left for dead. This is where he aquired the scar on his face. The near death experience changed him in many ways. He became intensely serious. began to build his body up and concentrated on making himself as forminable as possible. Girls began to throw themselves at the tall farmer but he blew them off for the most part. In his mind he had the image of the perfect woman, his woman. It became clear that he was not above voicing his opinion when he thought his weryling master was wrong. This got him into a lot of trouble, his spent a great deal of his weryling training cleaning latrines and hauling dragon waste.

Abilities/Strengths/Weaknesses:Honesty/Honor/saying what he thinks are his
strengths as well as his weakness.

Pets:none

Other:

Dragonriders/Weyrlings
Dragon name:Rimoth
Dragon color:Brown
Age:Five

Wing: North Bank

Size:large for a brown.

Description:

Large like his rider. Dark brown on his back fading to bronze on his belly. Off color score marks on his back which appear white.

Personality:

Comical for such a large dragon. He can be lazy but has a strong sexual drive and will give any dragon a good run for the gold or green in flight.

Strengths/Weaknesses:

Strong flyer. Knows he is slow in turns and rolls because of his size and makes up for it in quick wit and thinking ahead. Sees most of what is going on around him, doesn't miss much.

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