A'dis is seldom seen in much else besides pants and shirts. He rarely dresses up but will if he has too. He is rather tidy with his appearance and will often be late for what ever appointment he has if it means he'll be clean and neat in dress.

His tidy behavior with his own dress translates into how his riding leathers and harnesses look. They are always clean and well kept, never needing unexpected repairs. Obaranth, as well, must suffer his rider's need to be clean (this really isn't a hardship as the big bronze enjoys the attention) and A'dis keeps him just as tidy and well kempt as himself.

720 & 0: Amaradis was born some nine months after Nirinath's call to the rest of the dragons. Midranth of A'mad caught Nolith of Amara during a wild flight and Amaradis was born from this.

725 & 5: A'dis vaguely remembers the storm that destroyed a large portion of the weyr. This is in part because he very nearly died when his mother's hut collapsed. A'dis suffered a broken arm and fever from the break.

726 & 6: Is one of those who contracted firehead with the initial outbreak. Survives but is left in a bit of a weakened state for several months. Doesn't really understand the scope of the devastation the illness caused.

727-730 & 7-10: A'dis is just as excited as the rest of the makeshift weyr when Nirinath flies and clutches a modest sized clutched. Is secretly delighted when a girl impresses a blue. Why shouldn't girls be on fighter dragons? His mom rode one! A'dis cries when the blue the girl impressed betweens for no apparent reason. He is just as saddened by the losses of the weyrlings as everyone else. He is extremely confused when he mother leaves for days at a time and angry when she won't explain why. He doesn't understand the implications of B'jin stealing Talian, he just knows they needed a healer and now they had one.

734 & 14: Finally gets to stand for impressions. Stands for the Hunted and Pursuit hatchings. Doesn't impress but his sister Ameris impresses gold Mizeath. A'dis is exceptionally proud of the sister he's never been introduced to. The night of the hatching of the Carpe Diem clutch is one A'dis will never forget. He'll never forget the deaths and the keening and the wailing of those left behind. For as long as he lives, the sounds will haunt him. It was around this time that Tsuen died, taking Nirinath with her and S'kef would decide they would go back to the north. He was excited but at the same he was not. What did this mean for everyone? He didn't know.

735 & 15: His sister's gold had her maiden flight during this time, while they waited to return north. A'dis was determined to stand and impress at Katila. He was determined to impress from this clutch and did not go north when asked. Maybe then he'd have an opportunity to introduce himself to his goldriding sister. As luck would have it, Amaradis would become A'dis with his impression of Obaranth. He was over the moon when that small bronze dragonet slipped into his mind with ease. He may have cried a little when he finally was able to introduce himself to the sister he'd never met but always knew about. He definitely cried when his sister accepted him with open arms.

736 & 16: They remained at Katila while Obaranth grew, staying with the other weyrlings under the care of D'ren while the rest went north. When they were finally big enough, strong enough, and smart enough, A'dis and Obaranth were allowed to go north to Telgar. Where he learned his sister would be weyrwoman of Ista. He had to make a decision of whether he would stay or he would go. With the help of Obaranth, the pair decided to remain in Telgar under the bronzerider A'dris because their similar names amused his dragon to no end.

736-739 & 16-19: A'dis was content to remain in Telgar. Both thankful and disappointed when Obaranth did not win any of the gold flights that have happened as of yet. Obaranth doesn't seem to mind and A'dis is of the same thought. They didn't need to win a goldflight to know that they are among the best. It'd come some day.