Fort Weyr

Dahj is Fort Weyr's third transfer from Igen over the past almost-two decades, having Impressed golden Esoireth out of a clutch of Toruth's and Haijiventh's in 2731. Some may recall that she previously was sometimes seen working at Fort in the turns prior, first in the kitchens and then as then-Weyrwoman Inri's personal assistant.

Her features may mark her as most probably being from Igen, but she tends to volunteer little about her origins when pressed beyond vague references to having family still in the region; it is, after all, hardly uncommon for folk to move away from the harsh environs of the desert.

What is uncommon is how quickly her move was arranged to Fort following her training, which some may have supposed was due to her previous, close working relationship with Inri. After Inri became unable to publicly fulfill her duties as Weyrwoman, Dahj was quickly appointed to work in her stead despite her youth and relative inexperience compared to Fort's older juniors — an auspicious choice, as Esoireth rose a turn later to confirm her role as senior queen and officially promote her rider to the rank of Fort Weyrwoman.

Publicly known for being a generally pleasant woman with an almost uncanny sense of business acumen, she appears to have a cordial working relationship with still-Weyrleader Th'ero and her juniors; she's often noted to be seen around the weyr without her knot during unofficial day-to-day sightings.

The Quiet Stalker Blue Phantom
Slow whirling eyes bely the quiet predator which beats at the heart of this fellow. He looks far too relaxed, smooth muscles settled beneath his soft, suede-like hide hiding the power that he truly holds. Of hue, it shows the realm upon which he hunts is the sky, for that is the color which has settled over his frame. Head, neck, body and wings bear a crystal purity in the most pleasant blue of summer skies. It darkens only slightly along the top of his body, pooling upon his forehead and weaving around neckridges. The slightly darker sky blue, however, wraps fully around his thick tail, completely claiming the portion of him which helps to steer in his claimed hunting grounds. Upon belly, chin and the underside of his chest, the color lightens as though should he choose to hunt in the aquatic realms he'd remain as camouflaged as in the sky. A predominantly quiet manner allows him to really hide within plain sight even upon land or in darker corridors. Somehow, he can seem to be sitting right behind one's shoulder and all but remain invisible to the casual observer — surely a handy trick when he is on the hunt.
Credit: Iwa

Bring in the Blue Specter
This blue is a bold one in terms of coloration, starting with his patchwork patterning that seems to alternate between cerulean and robin's egg blue. His face is strangely pale, with odd markings that decorate his cheeks and a dark smear that delineates the line of his mouth to leave him with a perpetual grin. His nose is tipped with a dollop of electric blue, eye-catching - if not for the best reasons. The rest of his proportions are comical, a clownish arrangement that will surely leave him tripping and stumbling - and not always on purpose. Oversized wings and hindfeet in particular will leave him bumbling, but his tail - long and cunning - will hopefully be his saving grace.
Credit: Ligeia

Severely Saturnine Blue Wraith
He's a night-clad fellow of mystery, a midnight blue figure better suited for a silhouette in a gloomy mist on a case than the firelizards of storied daring or cheer. There's a certain watchfulness to him, a canniness to his blunted face and the wary whirl of torch-bright eyes. Subtle swirls of navy are barely visible among the rest of his hide, spiraling over the wings so often held to a high-collar hunch in a nearly concentric pattern that most might miss.
Credit: Lhiannon