Ysera | Dragon

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Determined
Regal
Contemplative

Negatives (At Least 3):
Cruel
Merciless
Quick tempered

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Parents: Iliad Kalecgeos and Alessandriea Kalecgeos
Siblings: None
Other Family: Grandfather Ischýs and Grandmother Mageia
Important Others: First husband ktínos
History: Ancient Greece

Ancient Greece was a time known for mythological and imaginary as the impossible could have been possible at this time. Modern people of toady neglect Ancient Greece, thinking of its beliefs and teachings were mostly a myth or imaginary but in truth everything was real from satyrs to Dragons. Ancient Greece was famously known for its abundance of gods and the most famous were the Olympian gods: Zeus, Hera, Demeter, Hestia, Artemis, Apollo, Dionysus, Aphrodite, Poseidon, Hades, and Hermes. They all ruled supreme over the ancient lands and held their own piece of the gigantic puzzle, yet there were many other gods who had a powerful play in the world of Greece, especially Hecate Goddess of crossroads and magic. During the war of gods, Hecate had a chariot that was pulled by two mighty Drakons and among the draconic race; their names were Ischýs and Mageia also known as Power and Magic. They are one of the eldest dragons known to man only because they were chariot drivers of Hecate and little was known about them, but their untold story continues as they had children that did not have any affiliation of Hecate but were nothing more than their true nature. Ischýs and Mageia bore a black scaled son named Iliad, at a young age he was unruly and wild only wanting to be wild and free. Therefore he seemed unfit to be a part of Hecate’s story, so he was released with other ‘unruly dragons’. He destroyed many towns and villages, being the monster he was born to be and just like other dragons he was a threat to the world. Among other monsters, Dragons were the apex predators and dominated many of them because of their brute strength and their humongous size. Iliad was large and bully, among that reptilian race it would have classified to be handsome and it wasn’t long before he would find himself a mate. The mate of Iliad was known as Alessandriea Kalecgos, who was as red as the devil’s eyes. Alessandriea was a beautiful and a graceful sight, took the delicacy of a rose and flew seamlessly like a ballet dancer. That alone caught Iliad’s eye and the two were a fast couple, the two were inseparable as they hunted together and destroyed many villagers, sometimes battled a few demigods, but known lived to tell the tale. A year later, the two dragons breed and the fiery black, red dragon Ysera was born. She was a radiant and a beautiful sight, her obsidian black scales glint in the sunlight and the sides of her face and the tips of her wings looked as if they were dipped in crimson blood. Like her appearance, she was deadly and meant business even as a young child, mostly because her parents were deadly and meant business so it didn’t take a lot for it to rub off on their daughter. She made her first kill as a child, which was a man her father Iliad brought back as a rite of passage.

The parents of Iliad saw that he and his mate were incapable of raising Ysera properly or at least appropriately. Ysera was becoming very dangerous and wild, but her grandparents saw great potential in Ysera especially Mageia, who held great power in magic. Dragons have the ability to cast magic, but Mageia had extensive learning from the goddess of Magic, Hecate. Only wanting the best for their granddaughter, the two elder dragons asked permission of Hecate to take her as her student or disciple to learn from the great goddess, reluctantly the goddess accepted their proposal as she trusted her dragons and their judgement. The two elder dragons then took it upon themselves to take Ysera from her parents and since she was such a young dragon she didn’t think much about her removal. Hecate took Ysera in with open arms and the black, red dragon was oblivious to who she actually was and tried to bite the goddess on their first meeting, but Hecate ignored the action and only smiled as she knew Ysera was going to be a brilliant addition to her line. Although as time progressed and in human years, Ysera would be the age of ten and the only things she knew to do was not to act like a wild and dangerous beast. Hecate wanted her to be able to shift into her human form on her own, to only see if she was truly ready to be her disciple if not then she would be returned to her angry parents. Two more years passed and Ysera still doesn’t shift into a human and Hecate was about to give up on the dragon until finally she summoned the skill do so and she then stood as a blazing haired twelve year-old girl. Since then, she has been learning to cast spells and to summon things with magic, becoming a superb protégé of the goddess. At the age of twenty four, she was married to Ktínos a dragon who was also under Hecate’s care. Ysera began took on the persona of a regal Queen as she stayed with Hecate and only Hecate and her newly wedded husband Ktí̱nos she actually respects and won’t disregard, but others she will find no interest nor respects which has gotten her in trouble with others especially gods. One day, Ysera walked the grounds of Greece in search for certain herbs in a nearby forest. Ysera likes to make tonics out of herbs for magical purposes, some for healing and others for a more poisonous intent. Dogs are sacred to thee crone goddess, Hecate and in this forest they tend to roam around when Hecate was near. Looking over she caught sight of the dog and went to pet it, but was intercepted by a silver arrow that pierced the hound’s heart immediately dropping it dead on the ground. Turned out to be a huntress of Artemis, who is usually young maiden women or nymphs who pledged fealty to the goddess to hunt with her for eternity, killed the dog. Out of revenge, Ysera acted by acting the huntress and the only way for them to be killed was through battle and Ysera effectively ended its life. Although, Artemis didn’t take kindly for Ysera’s attack and paid her husband a visit, killing him swiftly with a silver arrow. Returning home, Ysera found her dead husband sprawled out on the ground, lifeless. Hecate told Ysera that his killer was Artemis and she had every right to know and anger boiled within Ysera as she wanted avenge her husband’s death. She took it upon herself to kill every maiden/virgin she came into contact with, so the numbers of Artemis hunt would get lower and lower and the goddess will feel all the sadness and anger Ysera now feels.




Alias: Jay
How did you find us?: Saw you guys on Cursed!
Experience: I have Proboard experience and I have rp’d since I was 12 XD
Other Characters: Hecate sat in her apartment contemplating her next move after coming out of a nice and warm shower. She sat legs crossed, hair tied back, and her eyes narrowed in a chair. She questioned how she is going to make a statement to all, that she is something not to take on lightly. Hecate wanted power and she wanted it now, taking no for an answer. She sighed,” Why do you think I’m a bitch…I don’t understand…do you?” she looked across the table to another woman tied up to a chair with a sock in her mouth. The woman trembled looking at Hecate and she struggled to speak but the sock in her mouth muffled her words. Still wet from her shower her hair dripped water on the floor and for the longest only the sounds of dripping water was heard. Hecate laughed slightly,” Forgive you have that sock in your mouth of course you can’t speak.” Using her finger she willed the sock out of the girl’s mouth allowing her to speak,” Don’t hurt me please! Don’t hurt me! I’m sorry I won’t say it again!” Tilting her head to the side, Hecate eyed the woman with an expressionless face,” You are sorry? In this world you don’t get to be sorry. The sorry are forgotten and thrown to the side. The unapologetic always move forward forgetting the past, keeping the future in their path.” She eyed the woman before looking at candle, and with her focus she lite the candle. The woman looked in horror at Hecate and Hecate only smiled at the woman speaking casually,” Darling, there is no need for you to apologize, you spoke your opinion and you cannot be punished for it, but I can punish for what you said.” Hecate walked slowly near the woman and sticks the sock back into her mouth, then knocked the chair onto the floor. “Tell me, do you know how to drown with being in water?” Hecate laughed looking at the fear the woman bestowed. She began to chant a spell,” I drown you in your fear, There is no need to sear, no fire needed, only the embrace of water wanted.” the sock popped out the lady’s mouth as she coughed up water, she began chocking as water started filling up her lungs. Hecate laughed as the woman slowly drowned,” Should have chosen a better word to describe me.”



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