Okay! Here goes nothing.<br/><br/>In a world co-existing with our own, but in a different realm entirely, there lies an older species of human, decendent of the Faerie People and born into the most fabled creatures in earths history; They are changelings, people who take two solid forms, bent into two realities, our reality, here on earth, and a second reality, in their own.<br/>They look like, behave like and reason like humans, and live amungst us, in our work offices, classrooms, stores and streets, seamlessly melding into our lifestyle; we may be one of them, we may actually have been apart of them, we just might no longer remember.<br/>The only truths of their existence is in our cultures, rapidly fading stories of Beowulf and Goerges' Dragons, realities that we no longer recall as actual points in history; in their own world they live as dragons by day, flying in the skies effortlessly, and clawing the earth and stone to make dens.<br/><br/>They hunt and eat their own food, they craft rough books and settlements, living with their dragon clans and tribes in a loosely knit city, so unlike our own ways of living, yet so simplisticly familiar; just and effortless display of majesty, where dragon and the land weave together.<br/>These dragons are taught both the ways of human and dragon, from upon hatching to their 24th birthday; they live both their dragon life, and a human one, making friends and enemies in both realities, and knitting relationships in both.<br/>Falling in and out of love, making enemies that antagonize them for what ever personal reasons, and discovering more secrets about their families and heritages.<br/>These juviniles are born with a greater responsabily then anyother adolecent in the realms, for upon their said 24th birhtday, they must choose to continue either their human life, or thier dragon life, and are requred to never look back on that choice.<br/><br/>Should they delay their choice to the dawn after their birthday, then they will be exiled, driven out regardless of who their parents are or what their wishes might be, and for good reason; they become Fallen, vampiric, a high cost to pay in order to keep thier human and dragon halves.<br/>Vamprism makes the dragons colors fade to a dull, dead shade, and to lose the ability to ever weild a breath weapon, and to never be able to breed or take a mate; in the human half, it makes him or her feel the unbarable need to feed upon his or her own kind, to bite like the vampire bat, and drain the host of blood.<br/><br/>Vamprism is not acceptable in dragon society, and the Fallen HumanDragon is banished to the Human world,<em>our</em>world, which is probably why dragon and vampire lore has erupted to such popularity as of late.<br/><br/>For now, though, as a juvinile being in this race, are you ready to choose? Will you be able to give up dragon life, free, powerful, and nearly imortal? To live with the human reality? Or could you give up human life, bonding with people, friends, childeren and pets, to become a dragon, to live forever in solitude, with one or two companions?<br/><br/>The choice is yours, and yours alone, but decide as soon as you can; exiled as an undead canibal is not a worthy existance, unless you planned to live without starting a family...<br/><br/>Huzzah! There it is, a short description of what I was thinking of for way to long; yes, its out of my head!