Kalryni, a young blue dragon, recently left her family in the Thousand to join the meeting of colors and minds in Vorel’arux. Kalryni’s color is fresh and lovely, a pale blue azure like the sky at dawn; her mind is less developed. Innocent almost to the point of naivete, Kalryni annoyed her contemporaries, who soon found her endless drone of questions and tangential remarks grating. Patient Tapestry members are helping Kalryni develop her natural intelligence, but the process is tedious. To expedite her learning (and give the Tapestry a break from her chatter), Kalryni was sent to study an ancient rakshasa ruin. What exactly she is supposed to study, Kalryni’s not sure, but she takes great pride in her comprehensive sketches of the ruin and her preservation of several pretty rocks found among the debris.
Kalryni has never seen humanoids before, and she finds any encounters with them fascinating. She asks every question that pops into her head, from dietary requirements to mating rituals, and seems delighted at any response. Her attention is both flattering and dangerous, however; the curious dragon sees nothing wrong with slicing open a nondragon for dissection purposes if his comments intrigue her. At best, she might snatch up one “experimental subject” to bring back to Vorel’arux, certain that such a unique find will garner great respect from the Tapestry.