Laymrin, The Lady Of Ice and Wind (Lay-mur-in)

Summary

Laymrin, The Lady Of Ice and Wind was first seen in the outskirts of the city of Myrna, it was fabled that she could speak to the people of Myrna and lived in the mountains above them. Laymrin was a kind dragon and often visited the city and even aided the people in fighting off raiders. Laymrin was said to never be aggressive to any of the villagers of Myrna and was thought to look after them as if they were her own children.

Historical Basis

The people of Laolisa believe Laymrin to be a savior and a beacon of hope, but the dwarfs of Methiumia saw her as an angry beast and are believed to be the ones who hunted her down.

Spread

The people of Myrna spread tales of Laymrin throughout all of Laolisa and wrote many tales about her. However, in Methiumia it was tales of horror and death that ran through the country regarding Laymrin, causing the name to strike fear into those who heard it.

Cultural Reception

In Laolisa Laymrin is loved and missed, but in Methiumia Laymrin is feared and her disappearance is celebrated.

In Art

Goff Herald, the great artist of Laolisa, lived in Myrna with his wife and his small girl, who he often painted alongside Laymrin and her baby. This famous painting of his was the last time Laymrin was ever seen, over 80 years ago 

Date of First Recording

Over 200 years ago