Lost Earth

General Drakebird stands at 7 feet tall, with sleek, dark-gray feathers and piercing golden eyes, often narrowed in silent judgment. His beak is sharp and scarred, a silent testament to his many battles. He wears a military dictator's uniform with high golden epaulettes, polished medals across his chest, and a flowing crimson cape bearing the insignia of the Iron Order: a talon clutching a broken crown. His very presence exudes authority and silent threat.

General Drakebird is a ruthless and calculating leader who believes order must be enforced through absolute control. Charismatic yet intimidating, he commands with cold efficiency, rarely showing mercy to his enemies or even his subordinates. He sees the world in strict hierarchies—those who lead, and those who must follow. Drakebird is deeply nationalistic and views strength, discipline, and obedience as supreme virtues. He despises what he sees as "weakness," and harbors a clear prejudice against races he considers inferior or disruptive to his ideal of a pure and orderly society. To him, non-avian or minority races are second-class beings—tools at best, threats at worst. Unshakable in his convictions, he masks cruelty under the guise of duty, and claims his every action is done "for the greater stability of civilization." He is not fueled by chaos or hatred, but by a cold, fanatical belief in structure and control—an iron-winged symbol of loyal evil.

Born in Caruaru, a skybound nation torn by civil war, Drakebird was once an ordinary soldier who watched his homeland collapse under what he saw as "the chaos of unchecked freedom." From that moment, he pledged to restore absolute order at any cost. Climbing ranks through sheer discipline and cold efficiency, he led a brutal coup that birthed the First Unified Aerial Empire. Now, as its supreme commander, he sets his sights beyond the skies — seeking to bring the land and seas under the grip of his "peace through power" ideology. To Drakebird, freedom breeds disorder. Only obedience ensures survival.