Well, let's see if this'll work for a backstory:<br/><br/>Jagasi was raised at a remote monastery after the local monks found her as an abandoned egg. After hatching, the monks were shocked at the hatchling's appearance as it corresponded with no race known to them. Not ones to abandon a newborn, the monks adopted the reptile without hesitation, fawning over her as much as their order would allow while also documenting her traits for posterity. They tentatively named her race Saeskee after the strange hissing chirp she made directly after hatching. She grew over the years at a fast rate, reaching shoulder-height before she reached her teenage years. The monks taught her much during her time there, such as to read and write (albeit very slowly), to meditate and calm oneself, to fight with only her body as a weapon, to tell no lie to those seeking knowledge.<br/><br/>Before long, Jagasi was an adult, towering over her adoptive family by at least two feet. With her adulthood came something else though, a hunger different from any she had experienced, one that was not satisfied by any of her usual rations. Growing increasingly moody over her hunger pangs, she began to distance herself from the other monastery residents in fear of accidentally bringing harm to them. That is until a group of adventures visited after finishing their latest quest. Among them was an elven woman who flashed the unknowingly awestruck reptile an appraising smile, and after a few days of awkward conversation the elf took mercy on Jagasi and led the much larger woman to her temporary quarters. There, Jagasi's eyes were opened to a whole new world of sexuality and pleasure that almost overwhelmed her with its blissful sensations. What kept her from being swept away in the current of passion was an epiphany on what she hungered for: she found that she desperately wanted to eat the elven woman even as they writhed together in carnal throes. What worried her more was that her discovery did nothing to lessen her mood at the time.<br/><br/>She resisted her newfound urge as well as she could, and eventually the adventuring group had recovered enough to bid the monastery farewell. With her newest teacher gone, Jagasi found her hunger stronger than ever before, making it almost impossible to focus on her daily training and studies. It came to a head when she bodily tossed a table of valuable scrolls out of a window after her hunger and frustration of the swimming letters got the better of her. Soon after, Jagasi requested to leave the monastery. The monks agreed so long as Jagasi thought it would help with whatever problems she seemed to be facing. With a promise that their doors would always be open for her, they bid farewell to their daughter as she left to either cure or satisfy her cravings.