Dwyn

Dwyn left her clan when the matriarch told her that she’d be put into the Plaguebringer’s service. She made it all the way to the Ashfall Wastes before collapsing from exhaustion, and she was later found by Ladon, who was out on one of his rare hunting “expeditions.” Ladon, at first thinking she was dead, excitedly ran towards her, but when he noticed she was breathing, he was overwhelmed with the desire to help her. So of course, he brought her back to Satu and Dimah, who were both pretty much like “ARE YOU KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW ARE YOU JOKING” and “WE HAVE TO STOP TAKING IN STRAYS MAY THE FLAMECALLER HELP US.” In the end, once Dwyn had woken up, Dimah went to her original clan and, after a certain amount of treasure was reluctantly handed over, was able to fully welcome her to her new home. Dwyn cried for twenty minutes straight and that’s about when Ladon started to love her.

Dwyn is incredibly emotion and is easily lead by her feelings. She cries often, she laughs even more often, and yelling is not foreign to her. She loves cute things, which is one reason she didn’t want to be exalted to the Plaguebringer — she thinks it’d be too dark and grim. The other reason, of course, is because she loves her freedom, even though that’s a been a bit restricted now by Satu. She very much returns Ladon’s affections and considers herself to be the luckiest dragon ever.