The exception to this tolerance is the Pearlcatcher species the two breeds have a mutual disdain of their cousin species.
They will freely lair with dragons of all shapes and sizes. This desire to distance themselves from their own kind does not extend to most other dragon species. Solitaries, pairs, and trios are the most common groupings of imperial dragons to be found. Imperials prefer to associate with a only handful of their own kind at a time. What is known is that when another imperial is grievously injured or has recently passed, healthy imperials move the dead and dying far away from one another before leaving the territory themselves. The treatment of the sick and the burial rites among imperial dragons are something of a mystery to other dragon species. Perfection of a craft is highly valued among their society. Though distant emotionally, imperials throw themselves into their Flight's cherished professions with focus and devotion. Reserved with their words, these dragons are difficult to read with those who are not familiar with each individual. Females average at a 25.02 meter length, 19.01 meter wingspan, and a weight of 7,369.61 kilograms. Male Imperials average at a 25.96 meter length, 20.01 meter wingspan, and a weight of 7,650.65 kilograms. The average size of an Imperial dragon varies slightly between males and females, with males being larger on average. Some individuals live only a decade, while others thrive for hundreds of years. These dragons have incredibly unpredictable lifespans. This reclaimed essence was a finite resource no new imperials have been shaped by the gods in a millennia, though the species has no difficulty replenishing its numbers. Imperials were Light's first children, an amalgamation of bone, blood, and the shed essence of the Lightweaver - excavated from ancient battle sites of the First Age. Each wyrm boasts a coarse mane that must be trimmed regularly, and a pair of many-pronged antlers that are shed and consumed each season. With the exception of their wings and inner ears, imperials are covered in shining scales from snout to tail. Each imperial possesses a long serpentine body, short forelegs, lanky hind legs, and an impressive pair of fringed leather wings. These beauties are among the largest of the known dragons.
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