Drakon

Heading towards the coasts, we see a huge flock of Rostrotheres on those rocky shores. These are Drakons. drakons are some of the most ordinary and unique creatures of the coastal regions of Persephone. like most seabirds and pterosaurs, drakons live in huge numbers. Their diet consists of fish-like organisms (such as caricetans and Salmonoids) and also known to eat aves and other species of drakons (chicks especially). the name "drakon" means "dragon" in greek, Which makes sense considering they're mythical and magical dragons we see, but they're not the dragons that resemble the fire-breathing ones we know and love. but still, this is what we imagine things about these fire-breathing reptiles.

And here, it's mating season. Males are Attempting to impress females with their blue heads and their big wings

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