Lihnseyre Dragons are innately in tune with the souls of creatures around them, informing these dragons of where and what life forms are near. These solitary creatures use this ability to evade others and watch from a distance, staying out of sight or soaring high up in the air. As they have a tendency to “see” and appreciate souls more than the actual wielders of said souls, they are rather detached in terms of emotional and personal connections. Though some tell stories of their anger and sorrow being washed away by these dragons or being freed from weariness, this is not out of inherent goodwill; they simply prefer the feeling of peaceful souls. While hard to anger, a Lihnseyre Dragon, once enraged, will unleash powerful magic to sever the soul tether—the connection between a being’s material body and its extra-planar soul—of the offender and effectively end their life with cold indifference.

Dragons are highly-intelligent reptilian creatures that—from a human perspective, at least—appear to live forever. Many different varieties of dragon exist, each with their own unique qualities, habitats, and behavior. Adolescence in dragons is usually marked by the growth of a hatchling’s wings, although not all breeds of dragons grow wings and some breeds have other traits that indicate the beginning of maturation. In Galsreim, dragons and humans coexist peacefully.

A very calm and collected dragon but significantly more in-tuned with his emotions than other Lihnseyre may be. Though he does generally keep up the facade of being in control, it takes way less than it should to get Limbo riled up. He gets easily stressed out and suffers from fairly frequent migrains that can affect the souls of those around him if his condition is severe. Limbo doesn't mean to harm others, and his first reaction is usually to hide away. In fact, the transmitted headaches only worse his condition, so he's careful to isolate himself. Though uppity, Limbo means well. He seeks out peaceful locations where it's easiest for him to be at ease. Conversely, his anxiety and headaches worsen whenever he is overwhelmed by too many, individual souls. Connecting with him one-on-one is far easier and manageable for him. In such scenarios, he tends to appreciate these souls and will relieve them of any pain they may be feeling, which may or may not have been his fault to begin with.