Who is Stryck, anyway?
Why am I being told to Attend to a tale?
Well, the long and short of it is that Stryck is a living legend among the G'Ryth.
She's famous, and her brother, S'orn, according to his duty as a skald, writes poems
to record her deeds. That's how the poems start- with Attend! or Listen!
However, the G'Ryth aren't the kind to stand in awe of their heroes or treat
them any differently than the rest. So, Stryck deals with the fact that she's
famous by just ignoring it. The only time she gets embarrassed by it is when
her brother stands up and recites a poem about something she did or he teases her
about it. He's still her favorite sibling, though, being about the only one as
willing as she to go out and explore.
How'd she get famous? Well, Stryck is the first G'Ryth in their memory to have spoken
to a human. Hence, her title of 'Man-Greeter'. Not that they didn't expect her
to turn out to be special. She's a 'soul-called', after all.
Physically, Stryck's a smallish Western-type dragon (see G'Ryth for more details on the species as a whole). She looks rather fishy in color, being a light, silvery blue, with less blue on her belly.
Mentally, Stryck's a powerhouse. She's got a -lot- of raw psionic talent, and is slowly being trained by Vixen on how to use it. Because of this ability, and her own sense of what's right and wrong, she was invited by Vixen to join the Order of Knights Psionic (Psionic Knights). She agreed. So now, Vixen is Stryck's commanding officer within the Order, as well as her mentor. Stryck also became the first non-human member of the Psionic Knights.
Magically, Stryck specializes in water and ice magics.
To find out more, try checking up on Vixen and S'orn.
