@monolyth  
Thorax as a chinese dragon using his tail as an umbrella to keep ember dry in the rain.

@monolyth
 
OK and what offer you, for heaven?

What the M.C. Escher hell am I looking at?

@Background Pony #CD30
 
dragon of type oriental yes but who keep the appearance of thorax

“You call that a dragon?”

I told myself it needed a dragon shape for the thorax so the clutch couple could last.  
a classic dragon no, an oriental shape is cooler.
 
 
the dragon family is great it’s a shame to always take the same form.  
rapid inventory:  
occidentale dragon: the classic with all these varieties including the largest comes from the north.  
Oriental dragon: another classic of the Chinese dragon that everyone knows.  
quetzalacoatl: South American dragon its translation is “the feathered snake”  
Hydra: a typical southern European dragon with multiple heads that repels except one.  
tarasque: dragon typical of Western Europe but it makes think of the eastern “lion turtle”.  
Cocatrix: dragon typical of Eastern Europe very strange.  
wyverne and dracon: smaller dragon that has no arms.
 
the hybrid forms:  
Elemental dragon: the element is part of them (fire; water; rock; air; shadow; light)  
dragon: it is a variety of dragon that has horses with feathers  
centaur-dragon: their name indicates their nature  
drakan: the humanoid and civilized form that is actually found in the series

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