#endalyon

Endalyon comes from the Heart of Maguuma. His (her, pre-HoT) pod was moved to the outskirts of Brisban Wildlands, with his siblings thinking that the pod was dead, since he took much longer to wake up, and decided it would be best to keep the lifeless pods far from the Tree. Endalyon’s first language is unknown, although its a tongue that Mordrem and Jungle Sylvari are fluent in. Endalyon was taught New Krytan by Firstborn Caithe.

Her first experience with other sylvari was with the Nightmare Court, then saved by Wardens. By the order of the Pale Tree, Caithe looked over Endalyon until she properly assimilated into the culture of the sylvari in the Grove.

Endalyon was always a wild Dreamless sylvari. Some called her feral. Once she knew the basics of New Krytan, she was allowed to explore the continent of Tyria to her hearts content. She was particularly adventurous when Destiny’s Edge formed and Caithe forbade her from following the guild to fight Kralkatorrik. She didn’t hold a grudge against Caithe, but did give Endalyon some abandonment issues.

1325, the Pale Tree told Endalyon that the reasoning behind the night terrors of Mordremoth’s calls was a Wyld Hunt to slay the Elder Dragons knocking at the Caledon’s doors. This gave Endalyon an obsession with killing the Dragons, almost to the point where every other threat seemed to pale in comparison.

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Thirdborn Quinn, the first of her generation, is a Dawn Bloom who has an abstract Wyld Hunt relating to Primordus and Jormag. Her waking was sudden, like it was too soon. The Dream hadn’t shown her everything, sure, she saw the blackened ice and the scorched earth, but when she tried to peer into the water that seemed to move with a mind of it’s own, she was awoken.

After she saw one of the Thirdborn get ripped apart by a pack of undead, Quinn accused all the Firstborn of being too lax towards the threat of the Risen slowly encroaching on the Caledon Forest. Trahearne, her biggest influence for the little time she was considered a sapling (as a scholar who’s Hunt wasn’t a corporeal target,) attempted to calm the elementalist down, but she left the Grove in a ball of lightning and fire, and set out to study the Destroyers and their master. 

Endalyon’s conflicted. He was worried about what kind of impact he’d have on Aurene. Think about it, a jungle sylvari Firstborn, the leader of the Dreamless and the remaining Mordrem. How could he be a good influence on Glint’s child? But when the Destroyers tried to kill her, Endalyon gave everything to protect her, even lashing out at the fake mursaat when he’d get too close to the hatchling.

Everyone on Dragon’s Watch, Canach included, was concerned. Endalyon was a volatile and sporadic beast, and acts mostly on snap decisions and impulse, and the events in the Heart of Maguuma didn’t help his case of parenting a dragon.

Endalyon didn’t want to get attached too quickly to her, because he felt that everyone who he got attached to would die in some horrible accident (HAHA. GLAD THAT DIDN’T HAPPEN HUH???) But when he saw Balthazar take off with her while he damn well tried to resurrect himself with his necrotic magic just to make him wish he would have stayed in the Mists. When he was brought back to life (now for the third time) he could feel the bond between him and the dragon much clearer now that she’d tried to save his life.

He was proud to be Aurene’s father after Balthazar’s defeat, prior he was damn near terrified of making her worse than what was intended for her, and he’d get anxious when he didn’t know where she was.

Unfortunately, nothing good nor bad came out of becoming Aurene’s champion. He was still plagued by his overgrowth problem, and his impulses only became stronger when he had to look out for someone other than himself.