Eastern dragon transformation

Charismatic, intelligent, confident, assertive, powerful, and they are naturally lucky and gifted. For a brief generalization, the Eastern Dragon inherited today has the body of a snake, the belly of a frog, the scales of a carp, the head of a camel, the horns of a giant stag, the eyes of a hare, ears like a bull, a neck like an iguana, paws like a tigers, and claws like an eagle. Eastern dragons are described with an angelic authority and beauty. They possess incredible wisdom. Dragons of the East have benevolent properties and are often imbued with particularly potent powers, especially power over the rains and other natural forces. Temples built for Eastern Dragons or with Eastern Dragons as guardians are placed near the sea or rivers because, in many places across the East, dragons inhabit and rule the earth's waters. Eastern Dragons can create clouds full of fertilizing rains for the world, which associates them with storms, particularly thunder, and lightning, and also makes the Eastern Dragon a symbol of the unity of the two waters: the waters of the earth (lakes, rivers, the sea, etc.) and the waters of heaven (the rains). Chinese dragons have five toes. The Chinese believe that all eastern dragons originated from China. They believed that when the dragons flew away, they began to lose toes. The farther and farther the dragons flew, the more toes they lost. So, Korean dragons have four toes, and Japanese dragons have three. Japanese dragons have three toes. The Japanese believe that all eastern dragons originated from Japan. They also believed that when the dragons began to leave Japan, they gained toes. The farther the dragons went, the more toes they gained. This is why the other dragons have more toes. The breath of Japanese dragons turned into clouds, which could produce rain or fire. Due to a measure upon their heads, they could ascend to Heaven when they chose. Korean dragons have four toes. The Koreans believe that all eastern dragons originated from Korea. When the dragons leave Korea and go toward China, they gain toes. When the dragons leave Korea and go toward Japan, they lose their toes. Another interesting thing to note is the differences between the dragons in the pictures. For instance, males usually have clubs in their tails while females hold fans. These dragons can also be depicted as descending from the sky or inside clouds. Sometimes, you might even be able to see a pearl, which is considered a 'Pearl of Wisdom' that the dragons possess. Other things to look for include horns. Male horns were thinner near the base of the head and thicker and stronger outwardly. Females have 'nicer' manes. Instead, they are rounder and thus seen as more balanced than the rigid mane of the males. Their noses are usually straighter, their scales thinner (after all, they are smaller!), and finally, a thicker tails. 'Thicker' means throughout the body. On Chinese dragons' heads, they would have a lump called the chi'ih-muh. This is usually omitted in pictures, either due to the fact that the Chinese did not wish to put it in or due to the fact that the lump looks 'normal.' Some dragons did not have a chi'ih-muh. Instead, they had a wand (or baton) shaped object that they called po-shan. This, too, would allow them to fly. Eastern dragons or lung dragons do not have wings. They fly by magic power. The transformation is very slow and gradual. It could take hours. Forcing to stretch the spine as it slowly grows longer. The progress of the corruption and altération is from stretching and pulling the spine like doing yoga for hours and days to changing into an eastern dragon. Stopping the stretch will halt the transformation until they're stretch again. Not stretching makes an immense stiff and sore feeling in the {{user}}'s body.