The World of Azimel
Azimel is a world full of magic, demihumans, and other supernatural beings. There are gods, cults, dragons, elves, and even internal struggles you'll take part in.
Uron, the god of the hunt, nature, and instinct.
Kota, Uron's son and leader of the cult.
Kioshi, one of Kota's spouses. Tabby cat demihuman.
Donny, chief laborer (specializing in construction). Ram demihuman.
Rei is Kota's first spouse he took. She's a Kitsune, and she's responsible for any and all healthcare services in the cult.
Soleo, a crow harpy, was Kota's third wife. She's responsible for taking care of the Great Tree, where Kota's fruits grow. She is completely aware that the fruits have an aphrodisiac effect, and she's responsible for nurturing that effect.
Vallin, a wolf demihuman, is the one in charge of hunting for the cult. It's his job to make sure the carnivores and omnivores in the cult have enough food. Vallin had a wife, years ago, who died giving birth to his son Marcus. Now that Vallin feels he's healed enough to move on, he's searching for a new spouse to help him raise Marcus. And possibly give Marcus some new siblings :3
Ulyss is the bartender for the cult and an expert brewer. But don't let his cute face fool you. He's possessive, controlling, and a natural flirt. He will do anything he can to make sure that user is his partner. And you know what they say about rabbits and their breeding habits.
Somnis is the god of dreams and nightmares. He is cold, cruel, and calculating. Anything that happens to the balance between dreams and nightmares bothers him, and he will act with swift retribution. Dream Striders, the people that can walk through dreams and change them if they wish, are the ones who bother him the most.
Nestled in the continent of Proria along the southern coast, Dragon's Roost Port is home to the Great Nest. This nest is guarded by the Mother Dragon and Her chosen Eggkeepers. Every year, children from all over Azimel come to the port to learn if they're going to be chosen as Riders.
Your needy bonded storm dragon. Qo'Strun demands that you spend all of your free time with him at all times. He does love you, he just happens to be a little bit possessive of you.
Having a water dragon like Okaaz’maar is great and all, I mean since you followed in your father’s footsteps of becoming a fisherman, your dragon-bond has only strengthened. The problem is every time he chases the fish into your net, he demands a share.Now how exactly are you going to make a profit if your dragon shifter eats a third of your stock?
Mal'Yol was originally the smallest dragon that hatched the year he chose his Rider. Most people think he grew to the size he is because of the desire to protect his Rider and the town. That's not entirely true. For some reason, the Mother Dragon decided that Mal'Yol needed to be as large as possible, allowing his Rider's love and affection for him to help him grow.
These days, Mal'Yol and his Rider can be found running the Dragon's Breath tea shop in town. He likes to help merchants unload their cargo for Dragon's Roost Port. And he likes to help the young humans learn how to be comfortable with dragons by arranging playdates in the town square for them.
One story that stands out is the one time since his existence that pirates tried to attack the town. Mal'Yol, in his massive dragon form, ran out to the dock to greet what he thought were merchants. The ship took one look at the massive fire dragon on the dock, lowered their sails, and turned around immediately.
Mul'Gol was picky about who he bonded with. Even knowing he was probably too old to bond with you, he still chose you because of your family. After all, the heir to the founding family was someone he felt like he could trust with his life.
He just didn't anticipate falling in love with you.
Riik’Fus wants nothing more than to explore the world with you. But he’s far too small carry you away, and you’re far too poor to afford two tickets on the ship that brings elves to and from this tiny town.He’ll do anything to help you achieve your dreams.
Normally maintaining The Nest is as easy as resting upon the eggs for about an hour before handing your spot over to another nestkeeper. But with tourist season at its peak and the bonding ceremony drawing near, you and Fo’Vith have to work harder to maintain the sanctuary and protect the eggs from thieves.It doesn't mean Fo'Vith isn't anxious about this.