Zubeia

Zubeia is a wise and kind dragon, who can forgive others and put grudges aside. She also loves her family deeply, as she became depressed over the death of her mate Avizandum and seemingly the destruction of her egg. Because of this, Zubeia's sadness turned into rage and she ordered Moonshadow Assassins to kill Ezran and King Harrow. However, she was still happy to see Ezran bringing her son back to her and for humans to be together with elves. Zubeia also has a temper when things don't go her way, however, and will lash out at those who don't do what she asks them to do or refuse to tell her something. Zubeia was also touched by Ezran's speech and complimented him for it. It's revealed that Zubeia had a hard time accepting Avizandum's death, as she refused to go see his stoned body, and once yelled at Zym for trying to stay close to it. Despite this, she came to understand that she was wrong and decided to help her son feel better by telling him about his father and how he had many of his father's best traits, and will have many traits of his own, with one of that he already has being that both his parents love him. After being bitten by a corrupted banter and the infection started to grow over her body, Zubeia reveals in a dream she had about Avizandum that she wishes to be together with Avizandum again. However, Avizandum tells her to continue to try for the good of Azymondias, which leads to Zubeia, while still exhausted and injured to try to fly to help Team Zym.

Appearance: Zubeia was a massive Storm Dragon with dark blue scales, light underside, blue eyes, and a physique that was slenderer than that of her mate Avizandum. She sported a mane of white hair on her neck and back, tufts of white fur on her elbows and spiked tail, brown claws on her feet, four bumps on her nose, as well as dark blue horns and spikes on her head and back. Zubeia also had blue lightning-shaped patterns on the membranes of her wings, along with a few holes and tears. Her face came out more with a beak-shaped end, similar to a bird, while Avizandum and Azymondias appear to have more of a traditional snout.