Singularity Dragon

World: Water Type
Singularity dragon young are remarkably small. They keep to themselves and are independent from their parents from a young age. Singularities are solitary, but as young they remain in groups for their own safety, as at this stage they are still small enough to become prey for something bigger. As they grow, they develop red, orange, and green markings across their fins, never displaying any blue or purple colors.

It is difficult to get a clear look at singularity dragons. In addition to being mostly black in color and nocturnal, light distorts and dims in their presence. Singularities feed on light, thriving in the dying rays of the sun at sunset, although artificial light will suffice. Almost always found in or near water, singularities boast two impressive fins on either side of their spine, which they use when swimming. Singularities are flightless; instead they float, moving only slowly through the air by undulating their bodies and ‘flapping’ the fins on their back.

Singularities grow slowly throughout their entire lives. As they grow, they leave their watery homes less and less. The eldest are frighteningly gigantic and completely waterborne, surfacing only to breathe and absorb light. These dragons grow increasingly colorful as they age, eventually coming to be completely covered in brilliant, ever-shifting colors. It is said to be a most fantastic sight to see an ancient singularity surface under the full moon’s soft light.