Dragons

Dragons, as we know them, have been extinct for centuries. However, they live on in their descendants which live and work with the inhabitants of Neo-Earth to rehabilitate the scorched and damaged land.

Miniatures
Small furry or feathery creatures that varies in size from that of a small cat to as big a small pony. They are popular as expensive pets, though more unique varieties can be summoned as familiars.

Harness-Beasts
A wingless variety that resembles a fat dragon, albeit without the firebreathing. They are stocky but well-built for most of the harness-wearing tasks. As long as they are kept well fed, they have a compliant and docile demeanor.

Mail Carriers
Smaller cousins of the sky racers at around half their size. As their name implies they are mostly used for delivering mail and packages, and pride themselves in delivering items on time and in impeccable condition.

Sky Racers
Generations upon generations have been bred for quick and agile flight. Due to the still lively dragon-blood, they can be very temperamental at times and out of all the species they have had the highest number of rogues. Despite this they keep the prestige and honor that any good athlete would deserve. They were once used in combat, however they are primarily used for the Sky Races today.

Runners
Also known as Feathered Dragon-lizards, these are the "Common Man's Treasure" and are widely used as training mounts as well as travel mounts. They also make good hunting partners, and retain a dragon-like intelligence. Also, they are the only species to retain the ability to breath fire, which is why they require training at an early age. One thing is for sure, if you form a bond with an FDL, you'll have a friend for life.

Travel and Training
FDLs are faster and more agile than horses, and willing to do most tasks though they will refuse to wear a harness. As far as training, they can mimic the movements of a sky racer without the hazards of being a thousand feet in the air. So beginners have the opportunity to learn and hone their skills before trying them out in the air.