Winged Flight, while he isn't a race winner all the time, he's always performed well enough to get chosen on teams, and can do quite well in aerial acrobatic courses. He has mastered several 'slow / stall' stunts, and enjoys hearing the gasps and cheers when he pulls out of a 'deadly' falling dive

Teleportation (local, nexus, temporal), he wants to be sure of where he is going, and needs to have visited a place or been brought there, or in some cases shown mentally in a concentrated manner, before he goes through the process. In point of fact he's a bit afraid of the things that are between, he's never admitted it but he's heard so many strangely familiar - dead - voices... he doesn't like going through either time or the void, worried that those ghosts are trying to haunt him specifically (they are not but he certainly thinks they should...)

Verbal Speech and Telepathy, try and try again, is his motto these days. He's got a practiced voice, both mental and physical, that sounds a little like a television game show announcer and a lot like a radio DJ who's got their own show in syndication. He has practiced this on purpose, you know. He doesn't have the telepathic range that some might, but he's still able to connect with minds at 5 miles, and ping them at 10

Unassisted Firebreath, Fire Ball, He's never had to fight a day in his life except that one time that someone else's dragon stepped on his best friend's tail, and MAN did he step up the heat. While his flame breath is close range, under 50 meters to be effective, it burned a hole in one of the metal kiosk walls, and left a permanent scorch mark along the mall's third floor railing... His fireball is entertaining but not deadly, however, and he loves to 'cough up' a few small but brightly burning wobbly balls of flame that linger just long enough to make you wonder whether it's a trick or not

Gather 'Round And Listen +5 He really is a good speaker and employs many methods that he learned back in high school to his routines. He could be a salesman, but he has standards and won't throw in with just any sponsor! So that's how you know something is worth having in your home, it passed his rigorous in-home testing! At this point, even if people knew him in school, they would still probably buy whatever it is he's got to sell. Why not, right?

Dragon-Related Product Testing +5 To prove his bravery in his senior year, he started taking people up on their ideas. Will it blend? Can you crush it? Will it carry this weight? And this has extended into actual, real world skill - he can figure out not just whether your product will withstand dragon use, but how it will fail, or why it won't work for some breeds over others. He knows what sort of questions to ask and how to phrase criticism in ways that marketing people will get it too. Now, he has sustained mostly-temporary damage from some defective or poorly designed products, but that's how you learn, right?

Small Isn't Bad +3 There are dozens if not hundreds of bigger dragons out there. But what you need, what you want, really, is one that isn't going to flatten your entire neighborhood when they turn in their sleep. He extolls the virtues of the smaller-end dragons, also knowing that he's far from the 'smallest' end at all. (put him next to a dragon like Sixth over there on campus... hah, 'that's small'...) He likes making sure that the little guy gets attention as much as the big flashy dragon types, and with a few words can guarantee that the attention will be positive

Win Or Lose, Trying Is Important +3 Learned from his school days of personal relationships (rejection) and group efforts (track and field success) He will encourage and even demonstrate things to those who are struggling. Young or old, big or small, you never know until you try what your limits might be. Don't hurt yourself we have professionals to do that!