Galadrius Nidavellirson

Galadrius Nidavellirson, also known as the Son of Nidavellir, is the longest reigning and last officially recognized High King of the Dalmer race as a whole. 
=== Achievements ===
Appearing in countless tales and lore, he is well known for his scientific discoveries and artifacts, that are considered pioneers in robotics and environmental control, his crown, shield, staff, armor, tools and all kinds of mechanical wonders are were greatly sought after, even today many of his secrets remain, and cause unseen consequences.
A tireless writer, his most notable works including the Cyclical Hubris Paradox or the reason we fail (see below), The Three Pillars of Empire (a manifest on the essentials of a functioning government in times of peace), The Asymptotic Laws of Robotics or critique of the Dalmer Law (a study on the principles of programming as well as its effects on dalmer society as a whole)
===Disappearance===
The Dalmer King, when he ultimately became dissatisfied with what had become of the Dalmer race at last, attempted to recreate the feat that had originally brought the Dalmer to their land, to leave it behind and begin anew.
The reasons for this dissatisfaction, or disillusionment with the Dalmer at large is theorized to be either of Nihilistic origins (a desire to destroy them all) as he was astounded by the resistance he faced from his people to mechanization and genetic alteration of their bodies in order to improve and adapt themselves to the pursuit of science and discovery (highly unlikely).
Another theory is that he became annoyed with the judiciarisation of his kingdom and its excessive legal system, which in its effort to ensure every facet of life could be legally provisioned and (to his eyes) ultimately paralyzed itself.
Another, darker theory is that his son was born vastly malformed and that he has been working day and night to be able to “adapt” him to become king himself one day, this theory is actually correct, but the real reason is because he discovered radiowave technology, which was of little academic interest due to the natural telepathic abilities of the Dalmer, he researched this in order to allow his son to control a revolutionary suit remotely: the DART. (Sadly the prince would never learn this until very late in his life, depending on his actions.) But the High King also discovered that the Dalmer were ultimately doomed after having hypothesized the Cyclical Hubris Paradox.
As such, the High King retreated from public appearances in order to further his research, and devised plans to save his people via contingency plans, such as the preservation of Dalmer knowledge and culture, the preservation of his people via stasis vaults, Vampirisation, Lycanthropy, the adaptation of dalmer to be born from either Eggs or by birthing Dalmer from stone, flat out evacuations to other locations or outright other dimensions, via mass teleportation. Some, more optimistic solutions involved simply sealing the Dalmer into their settlements and returning them to the world later in an unspecified time, modifying the race as a whole so as to render them unable of ambition or arrogance (something they would evidently have reviled)
Although in the end the Dalmer disappeared for unknown reasons by the Cyclical Hubris Paradox, and their fate of either revival or continued nonexistence resting solely in the hands of the prince.
Some can be beneficial, such as agricultural robots growing and maintaining crops for a now non existent population, but used by the local populace just the same, others are much more dangerous such as programs in case of the compromise of Dalmer secrets, which lead to the deployment of agents for seek and destroy missions, declarations of war, which lead to aggressive military actions from Dalmer forces, and in one case, the eradication of all biological life in a square mile radius.
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