Dawn Drops

By Piefan

• October 31, 2014

Age: 20-ish

Gender: Female

Species: Pegasus

Appearance: 'Drop is tall with large wings, making her flight superior to most others, though her legs are too thin to truly land any good hits in battle. Her coat is light grey and often mistaken for pure white. Her mane is thick, streaked with red and indigo, often in a braid ending just above her leg, whereas her tail, cropped short as it is, is kept straight and stiff.

Cutie Mark: See history

Personality: Although Dawn is happy to supply aid to whoever needs it, she hates lazy ponies and will most likely just leave them in their situation, however bad it is. She is what you could call faithless, giving up on her friends easily, and just flat-out giving up on anything else. She is confident in her own abilities, but not enough so that she could be considered arrogant.

Backstory: Her love for the day showed even as a foal - throughout the night, she cried. More than most others, in fact. But her crib was always just outside the window, and the moment she saw the sunrise, she would stop. And thus, the filly was named Dawn Drops.<br /><br />As she grew, she found that her wings grew quicker than the rest of her body, and she looked rather awkward when she spread them. Not that anypony dared tease her - while she was too weak to buck or punch them, her strong wings meant she could charge them to a nearby wall. They seemed not to realise that when in an open field, taunting her would have no consequences... She sure as hay wasn't pointing that out for them, though. Her own parents were kind and laid-back.<br /><br />Eventually, her body caught up with her wings, and while they still were large, they were considerably less oversized. It was around this time that she earned her cutie mark - four dots connected by bold green lines.<br /><br />This represented two things - first off, her talent was solving problems, or 'connecting the dots', plus the dots were dew. Or that's what she says anyway, whether it's just coincidence is unknown.