The dragon watches from the distance, sticking to the shadows...he tilts his head curiously and warbles a bit, his ear nubs perking up as he walks in the shadows. He's 28 feet long from the tip of his snout, to the tip of his tail, his paws making soft thumps against the ground as he stands at 5 feet tall

The dragon somewhat resembles an axolotl, gecko, and black panther in general appearance and has one pair of wings with a shape similar to a bat; two pairs of tail-fins, one at the base of the tail and the other at the tip, used for control in flight; four mobile, ear-like appendages on the back of its head that show its mood and help it hear; as well as other small tendril-like appendages around their jaw depending on their age. It has a pair of large, yellow, cat-like eyes and sharp retractable teeth. Unlike most dragon species, the dragon lacks any kind of horns, only having flaps and aerodynamic fin-like appendages. The tip of the snout is also prominent, resembling the rhinarium of a mammal. The dragon is 26 feet in length and has a 45-foot wingspan on average, 5 feet 9 inches at the shoulder.