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Field Guide:
Ahkahbi Sea Dragon
The Ahkahbi Sea Dragon is a species of feral dragon that inhabits the coasts and waters around Ahkahbi. With its long frame, rudder like tail and wings that function as fins the Sea Dragon cruises easily through the water.
In this illustration:
Considered one of the most intelligent and least dangerous of the large dragon species, I observed this large male while traveling in the southern region of the Ahkahbi. He sunned himself for almost an hour before heading back into the water. He noticed me several times and although being fairly close I never felt as though I was in any danger. Being so close to such a large creature and yet feeling almost at ease, it is easy for me to understand why the people of Ahkahbi regard their Sea Dragons with such reverence.
The Field Guide series includes these illustrations:
Ahkahbi Sea Dragon
The Ahkahbi Sea Dragon is a species of feral dragon that inhabits the coasts and waters around Ahkahbi. With its long frame, rudder like tail and wings that function as fins the Sea Dragon cruises easily through the water.
In this illustration:
Considered one of the most intelligent and least dangerous of the large dragon species, I observed this large male while traveling in the southern region of the Ahkahbi. He sunned himself for almost an hour before heading back into the water. He noticed me several times and although being fairly close I never felt as though I was in any danger. Being so close to such a large creature and yet feeling almost at ease, it is easy for me to understand why the people of Ahkahbi regard their Sea Dragons with such reverence.
The Field Guide series includes these illustrations:
Strathmore 11 x 17 300 Series Bristol Smooth
Pentel CLiCK 0.5 PD275 JAPAN 9G Mechanical Pencil
Pentel CLiCK 0.5 PD275 JAPAN 9G Mechanical Pencil
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3400x2200px 3.13 MB
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Cool, I love your field guide