Sol

Concept Art

The title of this image reads; "FLIGHT".

The title of this picture reads; "FRIEND?".

The title of this picture reads; "FOE?".

The title of this picture reads; "They're all FOOLS...".

The title of this image reads; "FAITH".

The title of this image reads; "FATE".

Species: One-Headed Land Chimera

Element: Born of the Light

Looks: Has the head of a sheep with the golden horn of a unicorn, the upper torso of a lion with golden fur with white wool in place of a mane and the lower half of a unicorn with silvery white fur and a lion-like, golden-tufted tail. Two pink lotuses grow just above his ears, on either side of his horn. His sheep-eyes are golden with rectangle pupils. He also has a large pair of feathery white wings, which he often wraps around himself like a cloak. Around his neck is a golden ring with a diamond-shaped, bright pink crystal set in it.

Personality: Pragmatic, calm. He cares about his research above all else, so he’s always ready to talk about and takes great pride in it. As for politics, he’s on the Dark Lord’s side. When around others, he prefers to be in charge. He’s utterly unfazed by surprises- if anything, his first instinct upon seeing something unusual is to study it!

Likes: Science, his spouse, meat, sensible minions

Dislikes: Religion, close-minded people, stupid minions

Story Snippet: Ever since the Dark Lord gave him everything he could ever need for his experiments, Sol has been spoken about in hushed whispers for his controversial research. It’s a bit of an open secret that the Draconic Empire once kicked him out for it and its Emperor now wants him executed. If Sol gets the opportunity to research the properties of The Judgement’s Eye, he’ll grab it with both paws! Maybe he could help Ether find out how to destroy it, but would he? Or perhaps someone else could use her help to lure him out of hiding.

Fun Fact: Sol knows the most about Magic and Lifeforce than anybody in this world at this time. Unfortunately, most of what he knows is a Cassandra Truth due to how controversial the facts are compared to the much more popular consensus.