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Moonnina 

A kind, caring girl, she loves cute things. She's very pretty but will never believe you when you tell her. She is mainly self conscious but doesn't like to show it, if someone makes fun of her even in a joking way she will just laugh along and not take it personally because she knows that most of the time they are just joking. She loves hanging out with her friends any time she can and loves to laugh. This girl loves to eat, she eats all the time but amazingy doesn't get fat and manages to maintain her weight. Moonnina is one of the best people to have as a friend or even in a relationship.
Moonnina is a great friend!
Moonnina by Snazzylife December 20, 2018
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Moonsina 

A fe-male white dragon with several meanings behind its imagined existence.There is one (and only one!) Moonsina. The story of this particular white scaled winged reptile arises from a land called Ellerin. It was once created, and casted into the field as the youngest offspring of Illzura.

Moonsina was known to meet several drakes of value as she aged. One being the golden sun dragon, Ars.

Mairesu was another adolescent dragon she had encountered. Not only was Mair tagging along between the mountains and kingdoms, he was excellent with the taming and flight of 'wind'.

The real importance of this winged dragon was the drawn talent between tides of the moon. She was one of the remaining moon-watchers and was often used as a symbol of light during dark times. Moonsina also discovered the still water crescent pool

Not much is known about this now gone creature. She had, unfortunately, participated in several wars between the queen and king.

She was severely wounded during a confrontation between two dranknah and Midnight. Currently labeled and thought to be dead by many that once knew this drake.
The big picture of Moonsina:

A slender dragon with deep blue eyes and glowing white scales. Was often seen flying between hills during full moons.

Small details:

Talons of black occupy each toe, backwards facing pale horns, large/wide webbed wings, soft scales/underbelly/, small line of thin spikes down spine- Very European/frost
Moonsina by DrakStranger June 22, 2011
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