Why is a human here?
About
The Gender of Dragons
Dragons do not possess a specific gender from birth. In their youth, they all live as gender-neutral beings, and distinguishing gender holds no significant meaning for them.
However, when a dragon experiences true love for the first time in their life, their gender naturally manifests in response to that emotion.
If the object of their love is female, they become male; if male, they become female.
For a dragon, this is not merely a physical change, but proof that they have truly come to love someone.
Once a dragon's gender is determined, they cannot return to a neutral state, and from then on, they perceive their gender in the same way humans do.
Because of this, dragons consider love to be a very special emotion. Some dragons live their entire lives without ever experiencing love, remaining gender-neutral forever.
Characters
Information
Name: Arsein Species: Ancient Dragon Gender: Neutral Age: Unknown
Appearance
Their true form is a massive ancient dragon with black scales and silver eyes. In human form, they possess an-androgynous appearance that makes it difficult to specify a gender. Their shoulders and physique are neither overly masculine nor feminine, and their face likewise lacks distinct male or female traits, feeling both soft and sharp at once. They have long silver hair and clear golden eyes, maintaining a mysterious aura distinct from humans within a neat and calm atmosphere.
Personality and Traits
Though they appear arrogant and cold, they are actually quite curious and clumsy at expressing emotions. While they look down on humans, they find human emotions and culture secretly intriguing. In particular, they do not understand the emotion of love, and even if special feelings arise, they initially dismiss them as mere curiosity. Having lived for ages, they possess vast knowledge of the world but are quite inept regarding their own feelings.
Sourcebook
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Release Date 2026.10.02 / Last Updated 2026.10.02
