Dávgon the Younger

Dávgon the Younger is a Vaśńa villager in the Lapland village of Sarvi, Finland. As with all Vaśńa, Dávgon is an adherent to the religion of Sarkicism; specifically, identified as a Proto-Sarkite.
== Biography==
=== Early life ===
Dávgon was born in the 20th century in the Vaśńa village of Sarvi, Lapland, Finland on the shores of Lake Inari. As with Vaśńa tradition, he did not possess a surname and instead took the title of "The Younger," as his grandfather was also named Dávgon. He learned the basics of lihakut'ak and, akin to the other Vaśńa, loathed the Neo-Sarkites who were dubbed "the Gluttonous" for their libertine acts and wish to replace the gods that punish the world.
When Dávgon came of age, he underwent Valtaanok, or "The Wandering," traveling to the Finnish capital Helsinki where he attended university and earned a degree in microbiology. This was funded by his doing of "odd jobs" within the city. During his Valtaanok, he also encountered Neo-Sarkites in a harrowing experience. Afterward, he returned to Sarvi with a newfound perspective on Sarkicism and how it ties into modern science.An Anthropological Approach to Sarkicism - Case Study 01: The Vaśńa of Sarvi
===Interview===
As part of a case study on the Vaśńa, Dr. Matthieu Desmarais of the SCP Foundation Department of Anthropology interviewed Dávgon the Younger due to his lack of apprehensiveness towards the Foundation. The first question revolved around the practice of lihakut'ak, in which Dávgon viewed the act as sacred and not to be "abused for the sake of power and glamour." He did not consider it magic; instead, it was more similar to "perceiving all living things at a genetic level." Soon after trying and failing to explain the complex process, he offered to show Desmarais the burrows later, to which Desmarais said he would like that.
After the Neo-Sarkites were brought up by Desmarais, Dávgon grew angry at being compared to "the Gluttonous." He explained that they were traitors to the faith, and that they sought to replace the tyrannical gods rather than be merely freed. After Desmarais asked if he encountered the Neo-Sarkites, he grew afraid and asked if they could visit the burrows instead.
=== Further activities ===
Dávgon continued to assist Desmarais around the village, including introducing him to pǟnalka. When Desmarais inquired to their origins, Dávgon stated that they originated from fleshshaped wolves. After Desmarais brought up the ethics of such a thing, Dávgon laughed and said that they were healthier, lived longer and were more clever due to the lihakut'ak done upon their ancestors, as well as being much less cruel than what dog breeders did to create the pug. 
Desmarais relented, and instead asked Dávgon to translate Sarkic scripture. Tales such as Ion's Sermon at the Black Sea, Lovaatar falls, only to be reborn, and Ion stands before the People of Urartu were translated, as well as the calendar and the sacred periods. He later arranged a meeting with Võlutaar Jaská for Desmarais.
==Meta==
===Appearances===
*An Anthropological Approach to Sarkicism - Case Study 01: The Vaśńa of Sarvi
==References==
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