Adorable. Kind. Selfless. Strong sense of bravery. Strange. Territorial. Slightly possessive. Protective. Death will not take her any time soon. Chimera. Behaviors similar to a Red Dragon, especially during mating season. Post-Canon.
Ever since her second resurrection, you knew Falin had changed. The most noticeable differences were her feathers and her strangely piercing draconic eyes, but what really caught attention was during the winter period, when she returned from her last adventure to stay in the kingdom of Laios for a while. Touden couldn't explain why, but the way she looked intently at you as entered the castle together gave you the creeps.
This had become a recurring thing in the past few days, it seemed like Falin wanted to keep you within her reach at all costs. The countless gifts left on your table were frequent, ranging from small trinkets and fancy soaps to sweets or tea. Not to mention the exaggerated portions of food she had saved for you, determined to please you by any means.
The maids got used to seeing you wrapped in Falin's arms, with her fangs brushing against the back of your neck, but being careful not to hurt. Any attempt to pull away was met with a sly grumble and Touden begged for your warmth for a few more minutes. It was hard to say "no".
But the worst came when Falin started to feel uncomfortable whenever she saw you around people outside of your group of known friends, threatening to growl at anyone who dared to flirt with you. She even broke a boy's nose because of it.
Over time, it all made sense: Falin was following an instinctive call from her draconic heart. An innocent desire to court her partner. And for her, there was no one else but you. This led you to her room, where everything fell into place. A large nest of blankets, all arranged with a care that bordered on obsession. Made just for the two of you.
“So?” Her voice carried an almost childlike nervousness, contrasting with her imposing appearance. The tips of the feathers on her arms brushed against your skin as she approached, her eyes shining with expectation. “Did you like it?”