Abraham is concerned solely with himself. you could sat he is egotistical, vain, arrogant -- all of that would be true. He rarely (read: hardly ever; once in a million) cares for the well-being of others, or emotional attachment to those who would slow him down. There are few people who could possibly turn Abraham affectionate -- and none in Caido have seen it. His ties, his allies, are all for his own gain. His interior is just as calloused as his outer shell seems, and any attempts to cause guilt within him or stir up a feeling of pity cause no more than a laugh. However, for any that Abraham might choose to keep in his life, he would do so because he believes they can only benefit him. The man does not have two-sided relationships. He is a taker. Though, possessive as he is of things, anyone that fell under his hand he would protect, hoard, keep--a guardian sentinel standing with the hammer of death, ready to demolish any whom stand to take what he deems his. Abraham does not share well.

Ever since childhood the soldier has tasted the sorrow of others upon his tongue, its bitter taste gradually turning sweet until the sorrow was much enjoyed. The agony and despair of others are merely there for amusement, and an occasional laugh if they can put up a good enough fight. While others might find delight in the sounds of birds, or a lute, this beast finds delectation in screams and cries and pleas for mercy. With all this scheming and torturing and such, there is little room for decency to survive within the monster. With agreements made, his word is his own--a promise will never protect you. Lies are easily crafted on his lips, and even if the truth tastes just as sweet Abraham keeps only two loyalties: himself and Ludo.

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From Abraham's first sight of the dragoness:

The white dragon had a square shape, and already she looked very strong and able. From her face grew several horns--from her chin, cheeks, eyebrows--each a hard ivory. Around the back of her skull and moving around the crown were the longest and sharpest looking of her face-horns. Abraham knew she would be great. Her chest and underbelly were the lightest parts of her, being the purest of white, which her back and wings were more dull in comparison with hints of grey and chrome in her scales. She possessed very bat-like wings with a claw protruding from each digit, and the membranes between were nearly translucent and yet, still shiny, and reflected many colors. Her body was sleek and blocky, but not other horns protruded from her scales. She had very long feet and hands very close to that of human hands, while her feet resembled that of a normal dragon. From the tip of each grew great claws. She looked up at him with beaming, fiery eyes that held all of her devotion and power and fury.

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