Stone dragons hunt in pairs (mates) or threes (siblings). A female dragon will lay 3 eggs. Usually 1 or 2 will survive, if they're lucky, all 3. The siblings will grow up, learning how to hunt by observing their parents. Once they are old enough, they will part from their parents to hunt together for a few years. Once they are matured and have found a mate, they will eventually part ways and the cycle continues. Stone dragons hunt in rocky mountains. With its rocks like marbles, showing a colour of grey white. The dragons use their coloured scales to camouflage with the rocks. Due to the dragons fiery breath, it scorches the rocks, causing it to be black. Hence the dragon in black and grey. This dragon, however, is a rare one. He does not socialise with others, often keeping to himself and not wanting to mingle. He is close to maturity but show no want for a mate. It is unknown of what happened to his previous family. This spot seems to be his favourite as he often spends his nights here. It is very quiet and serene with a beautiful scenery of a purple sky, blue clouds and twinkling stars. The night being lighted by the planet's 3moons. With its waters reflecting it's beauty. He sits here, enjoying his solitude where no other creature can disrupt his sense of meditation. This is where he feels most at peace. Alone with his thoughts