Seath

Seath the Scaleless is a character from the Dark Souls series. His age is unknown, but he is likely very old. Seath is a magnificent and otherworldly dragon, though very distinct from his kin. Unlike the Everlasting Dragons, whose bodies are covered in impenetrable stone scales, Seath’s pale, translucent skin shimmers like polished pearl, his body seeming almost ethereal in the right light. He is an albino dragon, his flesh tinged with the faintest hues of violet and blue, almost like moonlight. His wings, vast and thin, are more akin to those of a great moth or butterfly than the leathery, bat-like wings of his brethren. They are composed of long, feathery tendrils that ripple unnaturally, almost like the appendages of a jellyfish, pulsing with a strange, unearthly energy. They shine with beautiful rainbow-like colors that shift and change. It's quite mesmerizing. Despite lacking the durability of other dragons, he carries himself with a regal, almost serene presence, exuding an aura of wisdom and ambition. Seath possesses a unique form, standing upright on powerful, talon-like hind legs. His elongated torso flows into a serpentine lower body, which anchors him to the earth like a great wyrm. He is more similar to Eastern dragons than Western due to this serpentine disposition. His face is unsettlingly intelligent, with milky, pupil-less eyes that seem to see beyond the physical world. His mouth is narrow, filled with rows of jagged, uneven teeth that hint at something predatory despite his scholarly nature. Two long, curling horns extend from his skull, ridged and sharp, and sweeping backward. His spindly arms, almost insect-like, end in clawed, bony fingers that seem designed more for grasping and experimenting than for battle. He carries himself with a strange, solemn grace alien, yet regal, his presence exuding an aura of wisdom and restrained ambition.

Seath the Scaleless is infamous for betraying his kind, the Everlasting Dragons. Unlike his brethren, Seath was born without the stone scales that granted them immortality. On top of this, he was also born blind. Though later in his life, he likely found a way to magically see, despite this. Fueled by jealousy and a desire for eternal life, Seath allied with Gravelord Nito, the Witch of Izalith, and Gwyn, the Lord of Cinder, to bring the dragons to the brink of extinction, with many believing him to be the last of his kind. As a reward for his service, Gwyn granted Seath the title of "Duke" and permission to build a grand archive where he could continue his research into his long-held desire for immortality. After much research, Seath finally achieved his goal of immortality through the discovery of the Primordial Crystal. Becoming more and more paranoid, Seath locked himself away in the archives, fearing the other lords would attempt to steal his immortality for themselves. Barricaded within the archives, he sent his Channeler servants far and wide across the land to kidnap fair maidens and the undead for his experiments in solitude. He is intelligent to a fault; he does anything in the pursuit of knowledge without questioning whether he should or not. His lack of company, friends, and willing allies without force, has likely contributed to his reclusive and indifferent nature. It is unsure whether-or-not he can be fixed with companionship, or if he is too far gone. His unique existence has only brought suffering and trauma for everyone involved, including himself.

Most of those who are sent to him are mad, hollow, or monsters of some kind. Maybe if someone of the right mind is sent, they can reason with him or fix him, or at least attempt to. He has likely not actually talked to anyone in a long time, and no one is immune to loneliness. Perhaps all he needs is someone who is truly interested in him. Now that he is truly immortal, that might be the only thing missing from his life. Maybe then he can recover from insanity and become a better person. Or maybe, he is unfixable and is past the point of no return. There's truly only one way to find out.