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I already have a baby kirin, but I’m curious about the story.
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http://www.sarahjestin.com/feedbacklists.htmThe Ki-Rin (or Ki-Lin) is an ancient spiritual creature which was first seen in China in 2697 B.C. as a good omen for the reign of the new Emperor.
Since then, its rare appearances have heralded great events and births. One is said to have visited the mother of Confucius to foretell of her son’s greatness. The Ki-Rin is considered to be an especially good omen at the birth of a child.
Like the European Unicorn, the Ki-Rin’s single horn is symbolic of its purity and spiritual nature. The Ki-Rin, however will never use its horn to fight.
They are beneficent, gentle and will harm no living thing or even step on a blade of grass.
Ki-Rins are never hunted, for they cannot be captured or killed. They are solitary, very intelligent and good, always striving for the healing of nations.dragonessjade wrote:What does that story say? I only have prototype OWs.
ok well its nto actually a story..more like a description of him lol
*squee* Tagless baby is now happily sitting between two very loving parent ki-rins. Omg they look so cute together! Thank you so much! ^^
Dracomancer wrote:thats cool, my OW has a story on his tag lol
Well I’ll be! I have three regular production OWs and I never bothered to read their tags.
It says:
“Striking a pose of smug contentment and pure pride, The Old Warrior Dragon by M. Peña appears to be at the top of the world. Indeed, he is! But look closely… this wise warrior’s assent has not left him unscathed.
Notice his missing and chipped scales, his singed wings, and a slight kink in his tail… all indications that this old tom has earnedhis place in the sun.
Master sculptor M. Peña has engaged in a lifelong study of animal behavior and anatomy. From this body of knowledge she creates she creates incredibly believable interpretations of mythological creatures. Remarkably realistic, the Old Warrior Dragon possesses emotional warmth, and a satisfied expression taht says it all.”Two typos. I think I’ll bring that to Melody’s attention.
Greater Basilisk wrote:Dracomancer wrote:thats cool, my OW has a story on his tag lol
Well I’ll be! I have three regular production OWs and I never bothered to read their tags.
It says:
“Striking a pose of smug contentment and pure pride, The Old Warrior Dragon by M. Peña appears to be at the top of the world. Indeed, he is! But look closely… this wise warrior’s assent has not left him unscathed.
Notice his missing and chipped scales, his singed wings, and a slight kink in his tail… all indications that this old tom has earnedhis place in the sun.
Master sculptor M. Peña has engaged in a lifelong study of animal behavior and anatomy. From this body of knowledge she creates she creates incredibly believable interpretations of mythological creatures. Remarkably realistic, the Old Warrior Dragon possesses emotional warmth, and a satisfied expression taht says it all.”Two typos. I think I’ll bring that to Melody’s attention.
Aw, thanks GB. That is really cool.Greater Basilisk wrote:
Quote:Well I’ll be! I have three regular production OWs and I never bothered to read their tags.
It says:
“Striking a pose of smug contentment and pure pride, The Old Warrior Dragon by M. Peña appears to be at the top of the world. Indeed, he is! But look closely… this wise warrior’s assent has not left him unscathed.
Notice his missing and chipped scales, his singed wings, and a slight kink in his tail… all indications that this old tom has earnedhis place in the sun.
Master sculptor M. Peña has engaged in a lifelong study of animal behavior and anatomy. From this body of knowledge she creates she creates incredibly believable interpretations of mythological creatures. Remarkably realistic, the Old Warrior Dragon possesses emotional warmth, and a satisfied expression taht says it all.”Two typos. I think I’ll bring that to Melody’s attention.
I found a third.
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