Dark

History
Dark never had the pleasure or being able to see, but to make up for this, she learned how to listen very quickly.
"This child is not right."
Dark also learned this very quickly,
"Look at its face!"
While the infliction upon her face took awhile to come to understand, eventually she learned. The dark Icor that flowed out of her eyes was what had frightened her parents off, even the majority of the shadow flight was disturbed by her appearance, a clan that thrived in darkness.
And so the still playful child was cast off.
Dark wandered and wandered. Soon she had stepped into the wastelands of the Plaguebringer and caught the attention of two dragons of clan вечная чума. Luckily the scout team of the day consisted of the mute secret keeper Alba and the light-on-their-feet Draconis, for many of the other dragons of plague would have enjoyed playing with Dark until she dropped dead, infected by the pestilence of the wastelands.
Alba was impressed, she could clearly tell that this child was without their sight but yet they walked on happy if but slightly lethargic. This hatchling was obviously a survivor, a characteristic that their clan yearned for. Eventually Draconis noticed Alba's lagging behind and also became curious as they circled back around. They had left their home to fine food and materials for their Alchemist, but much like Alba, Draconis had also become invested in this hatchling.
Draconis and Alba had reported the hatchling to Prirexxet, their clan leader, as they hoped he would see the opportunist future that the hatchling likely possessed also. Prirexxet was wary, "The hatchling is disabled, they will most likely succumb to the plague within days, it has no defense." Alba growled at this, the skydancer had made their way through a large portion of the wastelands and was sure they would continue until they died or they got to the center of their lands. The mute dragon demanded, with the help of Draconis, that the hatchling be given a chance to prove themselves.
"Fine, you may observe them for another week, if they continue to thrive you may bring them back, but you must not interfere in the meantime."