The Silver-Horned Star

The most adored Telvry-Khart is Velvaeon, a four-legged, antlered feline-drake hybrid distinguished by its bioluminescent horns, soulful, perceptive eyes, and dazzling silver coat. Born in Namarrae's starry ridgelands, Velvaeon was later taken in by a famous dramatist who soon realized how well the animal could mimic emotions and facial expression, making it the ideal stage companion.

What began as a single-stage appearance became a global phenomenon. These days, Velvaeon appears in scores of holotheatre productions in several realms. He frequently portrays the shrewd beast-companion, the tragic guardian who is cursed, or even the main character whose communication is solely conveyed through gesture, expression, and emotional projection.

Outside of the stage, Velvaeon represents a number of high-end companies, such as perfume lines, celestial silkwear, and even a unique sparkling wine called Velvaeon Noir. Kids purchase stuffed animals with moving horn lights, and renowned artists' original drawings of the animal fetch enormous prices from collectors.

Of course, Velvaeon never speaks. But the brains behind those bright eyes in unquestionable.

Crowds follow Velvaeon wherever he goes. All kinds of paparazzi try, usually unsuccessfully, to record his candid moments. Verlishi, his manager and handler, is a bat-winged lizardkin who passionately defends his solitude.

During the last scene of The Last Flame of Irdras, Velvaeon bowed, turned, and shed silent crystal tears, earning him a standing ovation at the ØZerethrion Gala.

He's not just a pet. More than a performer.

He's a celebrity.

He is aware of it, too.

Velvaeon's acting career encompasses a variety of entertainment mediums, including high-budget holovault epics, interrealm films, and traditional theater. Any story gains depth from his presence, and casting him has come to represent status. Here are a few of his most well-known roles:

"Irdras's Last Flame"

Role: The Final Pyre's Guardian Beast Velvaeon acted as a silent companion to a memory-impaired fallen god. Entire theaters were moved to tears by his performance, which was characterized by somber howling and sorrowful eye contact. Across all countries, the final bow and tear scene became a cultural moment.

"Moonblood Requiem"

A cursed stag-drake who guards an orphaned heir is the role. In terms of cinematic tragedy, this was Velvaeon's breakthrough. Four price guilds nominated him for "Most Heartbreaking Moment" for his valiant final sacrifice, in which he stood atop Moonhold's towers with bright arrows piercing his fur.

"The Hollow Teeth Garden"

His role? Himself.

Velvaeon played a sentient version of himself who led the protagonist through alternate realities in this surreal mystery set in a changing dreamworld. Many people think that the "animal-as-mirror" movement in philosophical film began with his performance.

"Sovereign Hollow"
Role: In this high fantasy epic, Queen Calira Moressai costarred with Empress Vaenil's heavenly familiar, Velvaeon. He donned ceremonial horn-rings made by Maison Virelliane, and his sequences were arranged using old draconic dance runes. The Empress and Velcaeon's wooing dance was hailed as "unearthly."

"How to Break a God's Heart (And Steal a Star)"

Role: The illusion-bound companion of the smuggler.

Velvaeon played a sulky, smart psychic. Sassy in this uncommon comedy heist movie. In both mortal and divine circles, his timing, head tilts, and expressive eye rolls became memes.

In every story, Velvaeron serves as an emotional anchor and transcends the distinction between performer and divine creature.

He might even make his debut in a mythic series on par with the popularity of a famous boy band. Naturally, if he concurs.

Since Velvaeon always receives final script approval.