Like Teolun’s history, her own presence can be a bit of a mess. Having worked hard to pick up on the basic social interactions she has done well to blend in with the general masses. But this doesn’t mean that she has accepted these unwritten rules of behaviour.
Her own ego stops her from being able to relate to most ‘dragons. Her prizes characteristics such as perfectionism, cunning and blind ambition above most other traits. Leading her to associate herself with some very strange crowds (crowds that she’d probably deny any connections too). Even when she does find someone with those traits, she would never go so far as to call someone a friend, the concept is something that still eludes her.
When being a part of the magical space known as Fronima, Teolun was connected to the magical life force along with all of the souls sent there from the land of the living. She existed as a being part of something much larger than her and now that she has returned to a concrete existence she feels incomplete. She has a longing to connect to other ‘dragons but her deep seeded paranoia has turned her into someone who puts no trust in words, only actions.
Moving through life on the main rule of “Always looking out for number 1”, Teolun often comes across as solitary and withdrawn. But when she needs something she always manages to find a way to get it. With all of her mental state of mind baggage, Teolun finds that lying comes naturally to her, acting as someone else almost soothing. She lacks a strong conscious that would stop most ‘dragons from taking these schemes too far, but for her, she has built her life around them.
History
Teolun has a complicated history, one that verges on myth and magic. A history, that for many, is simply unimaginable. And for that reason, very few know the full story.
At the age of 3 Teolun was a blind child who got around without difficulty, she could not speak but had completely mastered telekinesis. Her concerned parents consulted a seer only to be told that their child would grow up to be a deamon, a creature unmanageable and the seer reccomended that the small niotie be put to death. The parents refused and over the course of the next two seasons Teo's behaviour grew even more strange. She didn't get along with other children but somehow they always ended up doing what ever she told them, she appeared to have no problem getting help from anyone she spoke too. It was only once Teolun started telling 'dragons to steal or fight that people began to realize that she was manipulating them. The last straw was when Teolun convinced her father to set the house on fire.
Her parents still refused to have her killed, instead they brought her to a master of Dark Sorcery. This sorcerer offered to rid the family of their burden through an alternative to murder. He offered to physically shift Teolun's soul into Fronima, physically tying her to the world of souls while not really being dead. They agreed to this, afraid that they were running out of options. But the processes of sending a living soul to Fronima is not simple, and the sorcerer did not complete the ritual properly. Teolun took with her a mental imprint of her physical self, a tie that kept her mortal, a tie that let her exist in Fronima but never become one of the dead. She had a conscious, she had the concept of a body and she continued to age. And most importantly, she was given a loop hole to return to the land of the living.
At the age of 36 Teolun stole the body of a living pendragon, forcing them to take her place in Fronima and made her return to the land of the living. Since then she had traveled the world, trying to cope with a society she knows very little about and a terrible loneliness that comes from leaving a place of magical existence that ties every 'dragon together. To fight the loneliness and to for fill her thirst for power Teolun started organizing a cult of followers who believed that living in a perpetual dream was better than having to live a real life.
