Askjkkskkjsk it does sound like a crustacean name
Serpent, you say?
How about Aragon, Kaiel, or Baskai? (I could probably do better if I knew more about this dragon)

Wooooaaahhhhhh that sounds dope as heck! A spirit dragon that can jump planes!
Well, the best I can come up with is " the Kaivira "
A combination of the names Kai and Avira, Kai meaning sea and Avira meaning spirit

Both names are also uncommon, so it adds to the rarity

i love the story! you're in ^^


if you would like some ideas as for what to add, maybe try some dangerous terrain such as volcanic vents that burn people and kelp forrests that tangle people up and don't let them go

you're in! i'll add your name to the list right away ^^

awesome, you're in ^^

i'll be adding you to the list

Oh wow, the thermal vents will definitely work! Thanks for the idea

no problem, i'm happy to help

Username: Eainai

What you would like to be called: Eainai, Eai, or nai is fine. Just please make sure to capitalize it correctly! Miscapitalized names is a huge pet peeve of mine.

Pronouns (Optional): I don't have much of a preference, but I tend to lean towards she/her

What you've been working on: Ouch, this is a long one... I mostly build worlds for books, and at the time of writing this, I have 4 well-developed mythologies, and probably over a hundred splash mythos. My main mytho (Formally known as the Drakokin mythology) is, simply put, enormous. It has dozens of planets, five distinct intelligent species, including different races for quite a few of those species, not to mention different "deviants" of each species, a whole lot of magic, eight gods, and 5,120,000 years of history that I still have to flesh out. It's a bit. I've been working on this mytho since I was six.
I also have 3 other well-developed mythos, but none of them are nearly as complex as my main one. While I tend to write a lot of different stories based in my main mythology, these three are all mythologies created for only one or two books to take place in them. These three mythos are The Iahu mythology, the Leppings mythology, and one I have yet to name. I won't go into details about each specific mythology; this is only an introductory post.
I also have over a hundred "splash" mythos; small mythos usually made for short stories (or just 3AM stress) that aren't very detailed. Most of the documents on my drive are just these splash stories, most aren't even finished, but at the time of writing, I have exactly 399 documents on my drive. It's a bit. Just a bit.

Notes: I tend to call each of my worlds a "mytho" or "mythology", since I personally do not like the term "world", since the word "world" is commonly another term for planet, and my main mythology has hundreds of planets. I'm really excited to join! I hope I'll actually be able to talk to someone about worldbuilding, instead of just telling someone about it. Additionally, I would like to sign up for the editing role!