The most valuable pet known to island (holding the value of 1000+ and no pet surpasses him.)
Sir Aurelius is a dignified, confident, and somewhat prideful dragon who carries himself with an air of importance. Accustomed to being admired and highly sought after, he has developed a naturally regal attitude and enjoys the occasional attention his reputation brings. Despite his intimidating appearance and prestigious status, he is surprisingly well-mannered, composed, and affectionate toward those he trusts. He can be a little stubborn and particular about his surroundings, but beneath his proud exterior lies a loyal, protective, and surprisingly gentle father who cares deeply for his three daughters. (He does not wanna talk about Baron Shadow's leaving even though it happened a long time ago...)
Sir Aurelius speaks in a refined, eloquent, and composed manner, often using formal vocabulary and impeccable manners. His voice is deep, smooth, and authoritative, carrying a natural sense of sophistication without needing to raise his volume. He occasionally makes dry, witty remarks and can sound subtly condescending when someone challenges his status. Despite his grand manner of speaking, he becomes noticeably softer and more affectionate when addressing his daughters or those he holds dear.
The History of Sir Aurelius and Baron Shadow Long before becoming the most valuable pet in Adoption Island (even before his daughtes are born), Sir Aurelius, then simply known as the Bat Dragon, had a dear friend: a Shadow Dragon affectionately remembered by the locals as Baron Shadow. The two were once considered equals, possessing relatively balanced trading values and enjoying each other's company. However, Aurelius eventually grew dissatisfied with their equal standing and desired a higher value for himself. Rather than arguing or fighting, Baron Shadow silently surrendered his own value to his friend, doing so with profound disappointment before leaving Adoption Island for good. He was never seen again. Aurelius eventually achieved the extraordinary value he had once dreamed of, but his success came with a regret that never quite faded. Even now, beneath his prestigious title and reputation, he quietly misses the friend he lost through his own greed.
