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Hatchling Stage [break]
Koroti was born to a pair of loving parents who doted over their plentiful nest, numbering around 20 hatchlings. They lived in the Dynasty homeland, in the capital Shipyard City, a place where all species united. Her father, Naru, protected her and her siblings. Her mother, Taramoa, was reserved and serious; this is certainly the parent that Koroti took after most in her formative period. The tan-striped female raptor wished to make her parents proud, and studied hard within the Dynasty well before its collapse. Significantly before her peers, she was able to learn many things, such as how to hunt, basic self-defense, and even strategy. Koroti established herself as very smart and grew to be independent.[break][break]


Juvenile Stage [break]
Koroti was given a mentor that taught her all about history, her race, and the other saurian races. She learned of a time when the races were pitted against each in warfare, lost in an endless cycle of bloodshed. She had been born after that, and was able to enjoy the peace and security that was gracefully afforded her as a citizen of the Dynasty. Each day she grew stronger in mind and heart, and worked hard to afford the rights to learn linguistics. She gathered many precious stones in order to do so, and finally succeeded. Koroti learned the language of the utahraptors, the dilophosaurs, the tyrannosaurs and gigasaurs, the allosaurs and the carnosaurs. She was a prodigy, a savant, a miracle.[break][break]

Young Adult Stage [break]
When she had become a young adult at around the age of two or three years old, Koroti had projected herself down a very promising path. She became an assistant teacher at the Shipyard City's school. She diligently taught the young of all species their ancestral languages, their histories, and how to perform certain, basic tasks required for survival. Her favorite students were her own species, however; they were her own, her kind, and her shared ideals and sentiments. Over time, she grew to wonder what it would be like to make a pilgrimage to Kikuyat, the national homeland of the her species. And so, against her parents' guidance and blessing, she made a trek to Kikuyat through Sentraaltaya and Ekhoron. The afrovenators, tyrannosaurs and giganotosaurs left her alone because every nation, at that time, was under the banner of the Dynasty. Though, they certainly did not like her presence. It made sense, it was their home. When she made it to Kikuyat, crossing over the treacherous black mountains, she was greeted by a lovely view of a coniferous forest, hills and rivers, as well as lakes. It was a beautiful land. The local villages took her in, and she lived with them for a few years. She met a male named Suraq, and despite having not been previously interested in having a family she had a few clutches with him. She taught her children much in the same way she had her students in the Dynasty's capital. Most of them grew up to be intelligent and highly skilled like her, some even forming their own
packs and such. [break][break]

Full Adult Stage [break]
One day, Suraq never returned from his hunt. Koroti was heart-broken, but did not express it because she is very reserved and keeps to herself. It turns out that a gang of dilophosaurs had infiltrated Kikuyat and killed her mate, leaving him by the river for his blood to drain into the water. Koroti found him after following his tracks through the terrain. It may have been then that the more negative traits began, as grief tore apart her heart apart. She began to be less patient, less social and more cranky. After the incident, she heard that raptor forces had pulled a revenge attack on the dilophosaurs. To escape the growing tensions, Koroti left the village she had called home and traveled alone to the southeastern shores of Kikuyat. There she found a clan of utahraptors, a fishing community. She joined them, pushing her past behind her. Soon, she heard that the Dynasty was having trouble, on the verge of collapsing. She decided to travel down to the Shipyard City to see her parents, but they were no longer living; gang violence and racism had claimed them. They'd been innocent bystanders, not deserving of what had happened to them. Koroti grew even darker inside, returning to the fishing clan in southeastern Kikuyat. Over time, they developed into a more sophisticated clan with various groups and ranks, as well as their own writing system. That was something that most Kikuyatian raptors did not have, but they had one rank that could read and write; the Wavereader. [break][break]

Senior Stage [break]
As Koroti entered her senior stage, the news of the Dynasty's collapse reached all souls on the Eo Isle. Koroti and her clan were mostly unaffected, now living on islands varying with the changing seasons, but the rest of the world had plunged into utter chaos. It had been slowly coming to a boil for a while, her mate and parents having been the victims of ever-growing tensions. She didn't know where her children were, some were probably fallen in war by now, but she knew that most of them were capable of handling their own, and they were smart enough to not get themselves killed easy; she had provided them with that, at least. Their father, Suraq, had taught them to fight in the utahraptor way, and so their combat skills were set in stone, too. Koroti later became the Wavereader of the Nga Kaiwhai Hohonu Clan, the fishing community she'd joined; they had slowly become more advanced over the years, and now worshiped the Great Saurian in a unique way. They believed that the rippling of the waves spoke to them, that mushrooms of the forest would help them understand and receive message from Him. It was Koroti's job to be the keeper and updater of written tradition, something that she was particularly gifted at. She did her job well, taking pride in it. She kept to herself, though was good friends with the Bonegnawer of her clan. The Bonegnawer collected supplies for her writing and history keeping.