The Sky Keepers

Name: The red one is Sontsa (Sun in Belarusian), the white/blue one is Tsuki (Moon in Japanese), and the black/purpley one is Tamno (Dark in Croatian)
Species: the Sky Keepers
Gender: Sontsa is male, Tsuki is female, and Tamno is male.
Age: Um...

Rank(Commander, Sergeant, Elite, Warrior, Healer, Elder):
Appearance:
Temperment: Sontsa- very reckless and hot-headed, easy to anger. But he has a soft and caring side. By the way, imagine him with legs.
Tsuki- gentle and smart, Tsuki has a strong sense of right and wrong.
Tamno- he's very introverted and anti-social. His wisdom, though, surpasses that of the oldest dragon.

History: Blabblab. Sontsa lights the sky during the day, eventually giving way to Tsuki and Tamno, who share the night.

RP Sample: Sontsa sat on the ridge, the sun low behind him, waiting impatiently for his brother and sister. Tsuki and Tamno padded slowly toward him, pink and purple colors darkening the sky with each of their steps, the sun vanishing into the sea beyond.
"Brother, before you depart," Tsuki swished her tail, Tamno standing at her side. "There is a great evil emerging from the darkness."
Sontsa glanced at Tamno, who returned a 'hey, don't look at me' glare. The red wolf nodded. "Yes, I've seen it too."
Tamno stepped forward, gazing at his brother and sister. "Don't act as if you both have no idea who it is." the other two wolves lowered their heads slightly, laying back their ears. Tamno continued, "Zen has returned, and you very well know it."
Sontsa growled. "Why don't we go after him now?" Tsuki touched his shoulder with her nose.
"Calm yourself, Sontsa." she stepped back and bowed her head. "We can talk tomorrow. Right now, little ones are waiting for their dreams."
Sontsa sighed and padded past his littermates. "They cannot have sweet dreams forever, Tsuki. Zen is on the move." he took off, running down the ridge like wind. The pawprints he left behind glowed orange for a few moments.
Once in the forest, he lifted his head and let out a howl for Tsuki and Tamno, passing ownership of the sky to them. As they replied with their own mournful howls, the sun's light disappeared completely and a crescent moon illuminated the black sky, outshining the stars.