Spitfire

A subtype of the fire element.

Physical features
The Spitfires are among the largest of dragons races. Their body is covered in small scales that are usually bright in colour. They can have facial hair, but none of them have feathers, even if they are a hybrid. Their body can be covered in fur if they are a hybrid, but it will be short and their fire breath will most likely be weak to avoid self-ignition. In some cases, the dragon will be a Hollow.

Abilities
They are nothing but ordinary fire dragons, but are the most powerful dragons of the fire race when it comes to elemental attacks. Their fire is fast-spreading and destructive, but most of these dragons are partially immune to it. Their scales can get a little charred, but they will never suffer any serious damage. The fire is orange-ish in colour, and they can either breathe it as a thin, concentrated flame or a widespread wave.

Social life & reproduction
These dragons form families and mate for life. The pack consists of a mother/father dragon and their offspring, although same sex parents are not uncommon. If that is the case, they will adopt a hatchling of any race and raise it as their own. Young dragons leave their hatchpack when they are sexually mature, and are chased out by their parents if they do not leave on their own.

Languages
Most of these dragons can speak both Bisak and Old Sevian, and often name their offspring based on their appearance or, in rare cases, personality-using an appropriate, although sometimes altered Sevian word.

Territory & diet
They can be found on the entire fire territory, but they tend to stick to the woodlands and plains. They are carnivores, and will sometimes take down larger prey by hunting as a pack, but will turn to foraging if unable to catch anything for a longer period of time.

Education & occupation
Their young attend school accessible to any dragon, regardless of its element or social status. All of the social classes are on the same level, considering the provided education.

A large amount of their males have also completed military training, while most of the females choose to work in the cities instead, as teachers, nursery workers, patrolling officers or even council members. There are exceptions though, as females can also enlist in the military and the males can work in the cities.