Name: Aukina Kaimana (Dragon's named Li'ili'i Nalu)
Personality: Laid back, jovial, eccentric, a love for the ocean and a seemingly instant exhaustion when work is mentioned, Aukina tends to fit the stereotype of the classic surfer. Whenever facing an obstacle, Aukina uses idle conversation and outward concern as a distraction either on himself, other people, or both. His laid-back attitude and sarcasm may seem like he doesn't care about anything or anyone, because that's actually what's going on.
History: Born and raised in Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii, Aukina was never far from the surf. From a young age he found himself on a surfboard riding the waves that battered the beach he grew up on. Other than the occasional surfing contest, of which he's only won a few, Aukina's life was pretty mundane. He did enjoy several other sports, such as rock climbing, hang gliding, and a small bit of hunting but other than that there wasn't much to do but relax and enjoy life on the, normally, quiet islands.
After several events leading to an egg choosing him, Aukina found himself at Drakon Academy, where he learned how to properly raise his dragon. Finding no work other than a job at the academy after graduating, Aukina begrudgingly began to work there as the teacher for Drakes, Wyverns, and Pygmies I.
Appearance: Aukina is a tall, lean built man with lightly tanned skin and deep green eyes. His hair is a mess of black curls atop his head and a black goatee covering his face. Normally he wears a blue shirt with light blue wave patterns on the bottom, black cargo shorts or black trunks when surfing, white flip flop sandals with black straps, and a striped light blue and white bucket hat. Sadly, the school forces him to wear a black suit and tie, which he openly hates.
Gender: Male (Female dragon)
Age: 37
Description of Chosen Egg: Excluded from list due to plot purposes, she's a Coastal Waverunner
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Name: Danielle Kaimana
Personality: Danielle could be described as the kind of person who would teach someone how to swim by pushing them into the water. Quite unlike her laid back father, Danielle is energetic and takes on any challenge gladly.
She's carefree and flippant, showing respect very rarely to anyone, even her own father, and rarely becoming serious. Danielle is quite straightforward and blunt to add on to this, being quite open about her own beliefs and criticizing others if they behave inappropriately.
She shares her father's hatred of work, eagerly looking for any way out of it, and is very sociable because of this, enjoying long winded conversations and new friends to drag along with her. She's quite the optimistic person, believing any bad situation can be turned around, no matter how bleak. When seeing someone she cares for is feeling upset or depressed, she'll insistently try to make them feel better, no matter how much they would rather not.
She's also somewhat vain, being quite proud and protective of her hair and other...assets, going into a rage if someone attempts to touch them without her permission.
History: Raised in her father's home town, Danielle was raised primarily by her mother and grandfather, as by the time she was born, Aukina was already working at Drakon Academy, and was unable to visit. The two were able to have a few phone calls and letters go back and forth, and her mother showed her pictures of her father and his dragon.
Several years later, she found herself in a rock climbing competition with a couple of friends. As she neared the middle of the seaside cliff they were climbing down on, the rock around her gave way, Danielle falling forward with it. With the sunlight finally hitting the cave, Danielle found herself staring at a lone egg. Seeing the egg as both a way to finally meet her father face to face, Danielle took it back home, and was soon taken to the academy.
Appearance: (eyes are green like her father's and her skin is tanned)
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Gender: Female
Age: 17
Description of Chosen Egg: This heavy egg seems to make waves.