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| − | {{DragonBreeds|name=Fleur-de-Nuit|loyalty=French|physical= | + | {{DragonBreeds|name=Fleur-de-Nuit|loyalty=French|physical=Large and heavily built; deep blue and black hides|abilities=Can see in darkness|members=}} |
== Species Notes == | == Species Notes == | ||
| − | Fleurs-de-Nuit ("Flowers of the Night") are instrumental to the French military because of their ability to see in the dark. However, a burst of bright light (usually through flash powder) can injure their sensitive eyes. | + | Nocturnal by nature, the Fleurs-de-Nuit ("Flowers of the Night") are instrumental to the French military because of their ability to see in the dark. However, a burst of bright light (usually through flash powder) can injure their sensitive eyes. |
[[William Laurence]] and [[Temeraire]] encountered this breed on a number of occasions. They were used to attack the [[HMS Allegiance]] as they journeyed to China, and again by the French to monitor the walls of [[Danzig]] during the Prussian campaign. | [[William Laurence]] and [[Temeraire]] encountered this breed on a number of occasions. They were used to attack the [[HMS Allegiance]] as they journeyed to China, and again by the French to monitor the walls of [[Danzig]] during the Prussian campaign. | ||
Revision as of 22:50, 26 September 2006
Dragon Breed Data
| Breed Name: | Fleur-de-Nuit |
| National Loyalty: | French |
| Physical Characteristics: | Large and heavily built; deep blue and black hides |
| Special Abilities: | Can see in darkness |
| Known Members: |
Species Notes
Nocturnal by nature, the Fleurs-de-Nuit ("Flowers of the Night") are instrumental to the French military because of their ability to see in the dark. However, a burst of bright light (usually through flash powder) can injure their sensitive eyes.
William Laurence and Temeraire encountered this breed on a number of occasions. They were used to attack the HMS Allegiance as they journeyed to China, and again by the French to monitor the walls of Danzig during the Prussian campaign.
