"Like the wings? I just got them."

I think I discovered my greatest artistic weakness: feathered wings. I always thought I was bad at drawing feet, but... those feathers, man... those feathers... Sheesh, I may have to give him duality wings later.

Anyway, since Daryil and his clan are just so awesome, I just had to make up a clan member of my own.

Based on the world of DMFA by Missmab.

Daryil and his Clan belong to Tapewolf.

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Family: Tomara Daryil (wife), Michael (son), Frank Buran (father), Lynn Lu'Fenah (mother), Katherine (sister), Lynn (sister), Timothy (brother)

Race/Species: Cubified Fox Being

Trivia:
-Ben was born Benjamin Buran to Frank Buran, a fox being, and Lynn Lu'Fenah, a horse angel.

-His blue fur comes from his mother, and the blonde hair from his father.

-Out of his siblings, only his brother Timothy was born half-angel, but he was sickly and died young. However, he was brought back just a few weeks later as an android.

-While originally a being, he did inherit some slightly enhanced magical powers from his mother along with a somewhat longer lifespan.

-A natural-born prankster (idolizes Daryil in that regard) and spellcaster. Particularly skilled with illusion spells. Capable of casting such spells without using his hands.

-Was an adventurer mage for several years. Retired when he settled down with his wife.

-His childhood best friend/rival is a Clan Zezzuva incubus.

-Likes to read (also inherited from his mother?) about Creatures. Owns a small library's worth of books about them.

-Not yet used to his wings, which only contribute to his klutziness. Absolutely loves them, though.

-His wife Tomara decided to try one of Cass's stunts...once. It went horribly wrong. Daryil originally "forced" her into a relationship with Ben as penance, but the two actually wound up getting along very well.

-If you look closely, you can see part of his clan mark on the backside of his right ear.

-Friend of Lisa Daryil.

-Currently a part-time student and magic tutor at Illiath's academy along with his son Michael, who is a full-time student.