Argyroth the Silent

Description
As a dragon, Argyroth is typical of her kind in features. A meticulous attention towards cleanliness has left her scales without grime but that hardly is atypical of a silver. Her most and perhaps only arresting feature would be her gaze. Though she speaks but rarely, her gaze is far more expressive than most wyrms. Perhaps she developed it as a skill so as to further distance herself from the need to talk.

Character
As dragons go, Argyroth seems to deny several of the most commonly known truisms concerning her kind. She is little known in her home plane, even in her home country and even more uncommonly has shown little interest in treasure. She thus contradicts the general assumptions of vanity and greed inherent to dragons. Her nature instead is quiet, unassuming, even disinterested. This disinterest however is a mask that her intense focus presents to the world. It is not to uncommon for her to be working on secret projecs ot goals. She does not hide them out of the need to conceal but many other dragons do look over her due to her stoic nature.

Early Years
There was once a very small country named Varidis, somewhat isolated, bounded by desert to the west and a treacherously stormy sea to the east. The positioning of the two environments made for thick dense fog much of the year. The nature of such a foggy environment made many of the people contemplative and accepting, for when all the world is seemingly enclosed and each home an isolated island in the mist, it calls the mind to thoughtfulness. That thoughtfulness however was a rarely given opportunity, the nation was sustained by near-subsistance level farming and what fish could be caught from the shores. Therefore, the citizens' days were laboured and busy. A simple life such as that would have been sufficient for many save for irregular attacks by the desert dwelling Segreal people. A unpleasant balance therefore existed between the two races, what food was stockpiled by the Varids was presented to or stolen by the violent Segreals when they invaded for what spoils they could carry off. Often what meager stores the Varids possessed were too meager for the invaders and so they would travel deeper throughout the country until they accumulated sufficient food or goods to sate their greed and returned to their desert dwellings.

The Exodus
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