Umieratmedek

Name: Umieratmedek (Yoom-yer-at-med-ek)
Shorter/More Common Name: Umierati (Yoom-yer-ahh-tee)

Taxonomy

Species: Dracopedia (Obsideo)
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Sub-Phylum: Vertebrata
Class: Reptilia
Subclass: Diapsida
Infraclass: Archosauromorpha
Order: Dracoformes
Carnivora

ABILITIES/TRAITS

Firebreathing- Breathes natural methane (CH4) gas through a separate trachea-like muscular tube. (Only through the red head) Tissues press against each other to produce friction & heat until ignition temperature (1004 ºF) tightening muscles in the throat allows expulsion of more gas to ignite, allowing for expelling fire for longer than expelling breath, and saving air for flying or open movement.

Ejecting poison - Can spit a fluid similar in psychical appearance to tar. (Only through gray head) Containing high therapeutic levels of Dimethylmercury, Dioxin and an acid related to sulfuric and hydrochloric acid. The fate of the victim depends on how the poison is received. Small amounts on the skin result in chemical burns and mercury poisoning. Large amounts could result in loss of limbs or body parts due to severe chemical burns and poisoning. Ingestion causes drowsiness, nausea/vomiting, loss of appetite, disturbed color vision, confusion, dizziness, and death. Ingestion is extremely rare to survive, and those who do live with severe obstruction of the mouth, internal organs, and digestive system.

Bioluminescent - In contrast to the dark black surrounding them, Umierati's irises glow. The oxidized luciferase and luciferin chemicals in the eye allow this happen. The eyes of the pyromanic(red) head produce a red glow, and the necromatic(gray) head, when provoked, emits light from the eyes, mouth, and internal tissues, only visible if exposed. (ie the cut on the throat)

Flight - Can fly, but for long periods of time, and also not very smoothly. A lack of feathers causes more difficult and sloppy flying, requiring lifting of the upper body, frequent threshing of the wings, and assistance from the tails to keep in direction.

Height: 1300 ft. from ground to forehead, (excluding wings & horns)


Origins/Bio
Combination of necromatic, pyromanic, and aquatic species of obsidean dracopedia, but was mutated at birth due to two embryos in one egg damaged in early incubation process. Born with two heads and tails, color split down the body, and different abilities with each head. Referred to as one being, with the pyromanic (red) head being predominant.
    It decides on most of the actions, sounds, and movement. However, he does not stumble or take steps awkwardly, because the signals of the brain go between both heads before they are sent to the muscles. This trait is one of the bigger reasons why he is referred to as one. In appearance, its expression could be described as crazed, with a set of about 120 teeth, all thin, long, and sharp, and a long, forked tongue. It's eyes are black, with red irises and thin pupils. (these are rarely seen, due to the contrasting glow of the irises.) It's tailbones do not grow thinner to the end, but instead come to a sturdy point. The strong bones in the tail help for use as a weapon. This is the head that breathes fire. 
    The necromatic (gray) head is mostly dormant, or appears so. While the red head is usually lifted high and moves often, the gray head slumps, its expression generally forlorn, mainly because of the shape of the hollow eye sockets. While this head has no eyes, it can see because of the shared brain activity, and can also use echolocation, though it is not flawless. Its jaw is unhinged and therefore the mouth is always agape, with a severed tongue dangling from its jaw and fewer, duller teeth than the red's. Its visible structure is relatively bony, next to the red's muscular. This head has fins behind the jaw, contributing to the genetics of an aquatic dragon. Further proving it's connection to a water dragon, this head uses the "slit" on its neck as a gill, allowing it to be able to survive underwater. The lungs belong to the red head. Its tail is also equipped with a fin. The final difference between the two is the blood in the gray's veins is black, which contributes to the color of the poison it spits. The reason is because it does not absorb/reflect light the same way as the other blood cells do.  While normal veins are red and blue in appearance, his are red and black, the latter running through the gray's body and the other through the red's. The oxygen-deprived blood cells, just like humans', does not change color. The veins are a bit thinner than those of a human (in percentage), which contributes to the color.