Ironically, as the god of depression, Natal didn't like making people feel depressed at all. In fact, it made him sadder that he was given preternatural charge over such an unfortunate part of the human experience. It was his job, which made him depressed, and in turn therefore made others feel much the same way. Still, if nothing else, he at least loved his daughter Reba, which might have explained why when she perished he snapped and attempted to turn his son into a female. That in turn might very well have explained why he didn't seem to get along too well with his son any more. Ultimately, his son became one of the True, who could now shape shift.<br/><br/>Gray Blackdragon was the antithesis of his father, and enjoyed playing practical jokes. At the moment he had found himself doing just that as he tried to set up a bucket of water on an ajar doorframe in the hopes that someone would have walked through and gotten all wet. In the process, though, it looked like he had spilled more than enough water to get himself somewhat soaked in the process. Even if he liked playing practical jokes, that didn't mean that the childish offspring was at all very good at them.