FULVOUS DRAGON

Fulvous Dragons haunt sun-baked grasslands, haunted plains, and abandoned watchtowers where tawny grasses ripple like a lion’s mane in the heat of a distant wind. Lovely and secretive, they vanish so completely into the landscape that travelers often mistake them for late afternoon light. They are collectors of brass astrolabes, weathered horn, amber, dried seed pods, and honeycomb. Their tawny scales shimmer with warm hay, mimosa, toasted grains, acacia blossom, sun-cured tobacco leaf, golden musk, wild honey, russet amber, and cedar seasoned beneath an endless summer sky.