Kamish

"Why should I be concerned? They have no value to me."

Kamish, known as the King of the Sky, is a powerful ancient dragon and the last known member of his kind.

Personality
Kamish may look intimidating with his large size, but is in fact very gentle and kind. In human form, he loves partying, and can often be seen dancing and enjoying himself with actual humans. As a dragon, he can act like a teacher for the hatchlings, and is very prideful. Sometimes he can be annoyingly stubborn, but he is often very agreeable.

Background
Kamish comes from a family of powerful dragons, one which was revered even among some of the other dragons. His family slowly died out over the years, some perished in battle, and others died of old age. Kamish was very quick to learn how to assume human form, and came to enjoy human company more than that of dragons, but still he acted as a teacher for the younger dragons. He considers his best student to be Zorya, who also became a close personal friend of his. Kamish once shared his power to an old god, by giving said god his heart. Kamish has been missing for several years following the war of the gods, but has now returned to the humans for unknown reasons.

Powers and Abilities
Flight: As he is a dragon, he is capable of flying with his wings.

Blessed Armor Scales: Scales blessed with the gods protection, making them nearly indestructible.

Shapeshifting: Can freely assume human form, and switch between dragon and human.

Trivia

 * According to the creator:
 * Kamish likes: Mead, Meat, Partying
 * Kamish dislikes: Greed

Quotes

 * (About Zorya) "After my kind died and left me as the only survivor, it was Zorya who looked me in the eyes and gave me courage to not give up, that it wasn't over. While I wallowed in my stupor and wondered what would become of us, she was the calm voice of wisdom who knew what must be done. I have been pursued by many high-standing women in dresses most fine, but Zorya was the first to truly stand shoulder-to-shoulder with me. She is a goddess made flesh—and one I scarcely deserve."