Water drakes

Like Cave Drakes, Water Drakes (Q. "Nénilóki"; sing."Nénilóki") are air-breathing Dragons who have adapted to a wholly new environment. They have long, gracile bodies, tightly- fitted scales, and fin-like spinal crests and appendages, enabling them to cut through water like Eels or Sea Snakes. Their multi- chambered lungs permit them to stay under water for periods of up to an hour, while their long throats provide them the means to store enough water to spew out devastating blasts of spray. These Water Serpents live in freshwater pools or in waterline lairs situated on remote islands or seacoasts. Exceedingly rare, most reside in the subterranean meres of the eerie Underdeeps.