Agraeitheldimakos

Agraeitheldimakos, known as Argyros for short, is an Eurypon mercenary soldier, and later a commander of the Atherian Nomads, that lived during and after Theian Genocide. He served the Nomads for many years, until the Blackfolk Company attacked them during the caravan's crossing of the western-northern borders of Galatean Kingdom, where he died from a fatal, poisoned arrow.

Appearance and Personality
Argyros was known to be tall, thin and had a large head compared to his body, in the scale of other races (large heads are more common among the Euryponians). He had a scaled, green skin that protected him from lesser wounds, but was also fragile, easily losing limbs (that he would later grow back). He had two large, black eyes with no pupils; his sense of sight was extraordinary sharp, being able to see decently in complete darkness.

He was known to be trusting, often carrying him in unexpected and even unwanted situations. He was rather an empirist than a rationalist; he was known to follow his intuitive senses quite often (some called this 'a fly's instincts); he had very good reflexes and, although not quite strong, he was very agile, able to dodge arrows easily when focused.