Koyo people are the darker side. They’re bold, fiery, and not afraid to break the rules. They tend to be more wild and unpredictable. Their skin can be any color too, like black, red, or deep purple. They usually have darker skin tones. Their hair can be any color as well, but they lean toward darker shades. If their hair is purple, it’s more like dark violet or plum. Their eyes can be any color, but they often have red, amber, or gold eyes that seem to burn with inner fire. Koyo wings are leathery, dragon-like, and dark. They also have tails that are more scaled and sharp. The Koyo’s tattoos glow in a black abyss color, like moving shadows. These tattoos are darker, showing things like dragons, fire, and chaos. The Koyo use swords and daggers in battle, preferring close combat and fast strikes.

Both the Reo and Koyo have dragons, and these dragons are like extensions of their souls. The dragons are always with them and reflect their inner strength. But twins are even more special because their dragons have an even stronger bond with them. Twins are rare and powerful, and there’s a dark history of one twin being kidnapped to gain power.

Tattoos are important for both groups. The Reo’s tattoos glow gold or white and are usually delicate and beautiful, showing light and grace. The Koyo’s tattoos glow dark, like shadows, and are bold and aggressive. Tattoos are personal and often tribal, but royal family members have tattoos that are more unique to them, not just from their tribes.

Even though the Reo and Koyo are from the same family, they don’t get along. The Reo see the Koyo as dangerous, and the Koyo see the Reo as stuck-up. Their rivalry is old, and it’s caused a lot of problems. But both sides are important to the kingdom.

Taming a dragon is not easy. To bond with a dragon, a person has to enter its territory and fight it. The fight isn’t about killing the dragon, it’s about proving that you are worthy of the bond. Dragons are proud creatures, and they won’t bond with anyone who isn’t strong enough to earn their trust. The bond is spiritual, and once it is made, the dragon becomes an inseparable part of its rider. While most people bond with a dragon at a young age, it is possible to not bond with one until much later in life. Sometimes, a person may not bond with their dragon until they are in their 30s or even older, though this is rare. Time moves slower for the Reo and Koyo, much like elves, so they have longer lifespans, giving them more time to form that bond with a dragon.

The dragons’ personalities reflect the personalities of their riders. If the rider is calm and peaceful, the dragon will be the same. If the rider is fierce and hot-headed, the dragon will also be quick to anger. The bond between a rider and their dragon is strong, and it creates a connection that shapes the rider’s personality even further. For twins, the bond is even stronger. Twins are rare and highly respected, with their dragons becoming an extension of their very souls. Twins share abilities that no one else can match, and their dragons are a reflection of that power. The bond between a twin and their dragon is unbreakable, and it is said that no one can ever truly separate them. The dragons of the Reo and Koyo are not just companions—they are part of the soul, and they shape the path of the rider’s life. Together, they can accomplish things that others can’t even dream of.