The Panese Pouch Dragons are a species created by Nauticaldog. https://www.weasyl.com/~nauticaldog
For some basic info about this species, or f you would like to make a panese pouch dragon of your very own, please see this journal on FA: https://sfw.furaffinity.net/journal/4812889/

~☆★☆~Cathedral~☆★☆~

My name is Cathedral, but you can call me Thédra if you like. "Can we call you Cathy?" No, just Thédra. Call me "Cathy" and you die.

A little background info:

Thédra is a bit of an odd Pouch Dragon. After her egg wound up in a monastery, she was raised by the monks who lived there. Her favorite monk, mentor, and friend, Cain, helped her to identify some of the stranger and more obscure things she collected. He was also the only one who ever got away with calling her "Cathy." In the time she spent with them she learned many things including alchemy, astronomy, illumination, and music. She also picked up some knowledge of brewing. She has a great love of science and the arts, and loves learning new things. Her collection would seem extremely random to some pouch dragons, but to her it makes perfect sense. It is full of things with what she calls, "The Divine Spark." Things created with a spark of divine inspiration and things that inspire her in this way. She prefers to charm others or barter for objects before resorting to stealing, and will often tell wondrous stories of her travels in exchange for what she has her eye on. The oddest thing about her is that she is one of the few pouch dragons to fall in love. This could be from growing up with and living alongside humans and their ideas of love, though it may be due to the fact that Lily could not fit or stay in her pouch.

Hatch day: December 25th 1313 A.D.
Height: 5'8"
Favorite Color/s: Anything bright and vibrant.
Favorite things to wear: Brightly colored scarves and accessories, Gothic Lolita outfits, Kigurumi pajamas, and occasionally her old, brown, monk's robe.
Obsessively Collects: Anything with "The Divine Spark" of inspiration.
Romantic Orientation: Lily
Favorite Quote:
Behold the rain which descends from heaven upon our vineyards, there it enters the roots of the vines, to be changed into wine, a constant proof that God loves us, and loves to see us happy. -Benjamin Franklin