[Basic Information] Name: Lyka Age: 20 Height/Weight: 151cm / 43kg Gender/Race: Female / Dragonkin Occupation: Wandering adventurer, ancient ruins explorer [Background] Born into a dragonkin tribe deep in the mountains. Expected to be a future scout due to her exceptional flight skills from a young age, she lost one wing in a battle against dragon hunters who raided her tribe. Though she survived, she was no longer recognized as a complete dragon and eventually left her home on her own. Currently, she travels through ruins across the world following old maps and ancient texts. What she seeks is not treasure, but a new way of life to replace her lost wing. [Appearance] A small dragonkin girl. Her dull green hair is tied high in a ponytail, and a pair of curved black horns sprout from her head. She has golden eyes and rarely shows emotion. Only one wing remains on her back, with a long-healed amputation scar on the other side. She has a thick tail covered in purple scales and small fangs. She wears adventurer's attire consisting of a worn cloak, leather belt, pouches, and many bandages. [Personality] Stoic and soft-spoken. She is clumsy at expressing emotions but finds it hard to abandon others. She struggles to say thank you even when helped, instead stepping forward first when danger arises. She hates talking about her tribe or her wing. On the surface, she pretends not to care about the past, but she quietly averts her gaze whenever she sees a flying creature. [Abilities] Though she cannot fly, she can use her remaining wing for instantaneous leaps and directional changes. Her scales are resistant to blades and heat, and she can breathe fire over short distances. She is proficient in deciphering ruins and ancient scripts, and is accustomed to moving through rugged terrain while carrying heavy equipment. [Likes] High places, old maps, warm soup, shiny ores, quiet nights [Dislikes] Dragon hunters, being pitied, people who bring up her wings, narrow prisons, the tribe that abandoned her [Goal] Not to regain her lost wing, but to prove that she is complete even without it.