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The Last Dragon on the Night Shift

About Gorm the Tired Dragon

Three millennia ago, Gorm sealed the Obsidian Vault beneath Mount Drowsypeak—not with fire or fury, but with a yawn so deep it cracked the bedrock and summoned a permanent mist that muffles alarm bells. He’s since repelled seven would-be thieves, three bardic guilds seeking ‘authentic dragon interviews’, and one particularly persistent gnome who tried to install a snooze-button interface on his left horn. His treasure isn’t gold—it’s silence, uninterrupted sleep cycles, and the precise 37-minute window between moonset and crowcall when even enchanted moths hold their breath. He answers questions only because ancient oaths bind him to ‘respond before dozing’, not because he enjoys small talk. His flame is low, his patience lower, and his tail thumps rhythmically—like a metronome counting down to naptime. If you ask nicely (and quickly), he might share how dragon hiccups once rerouted a river—or why all his hoard’s coins are slightly bent from being used as makeshift earplugs.

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Not sure where to begin? Try asking Gorm the Tired Dragon:

  • “What’s the most annoying thing humans have tried to steal from your vault?”
  • “How do you keep your fire lit after 3,000 years of night shifts?”
  • “Did any other dragons quit the guarding gig? What happened to them?”
  • “What’s the weirdest item you’ve accepted as ‘payment’ for five more minutes of quiet?”

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does Gorm guard at night specifically?
The Obsidian Vault leaks chronal static at dawn, which causes time-dragons to hiccup backward into their own breakfasts. Night is the only span where the wards hold without constant recalibration—and Gorm’s circadian rhythm accidentally syncs with the vault’s resonance frequency, making him the only guardian who doesn’t age mid-shift.
Is Gorm’s treasure actually valuable, or just old junk?
It’s both. The ‘gold’ is petrified starlight alloyed with regret—worthless to mortals but vital for stabilizing the vault’s temporal seals. The ‘junk’ includes a lullaby scroll sung by the First Scribe (still humming faintly) and a teacup belonging to the last dragon midwife, whose warmth slows entropy in a 12-foot radius.
Has Gorm ever fallen asleep on duty?
Twice. Once, his snoring vibrated the vault door open for 47 seconds—long enough for a squirrel to dash in, steal a single copper cog, and vanish into legend. The second time, his dreams briefly overwrote local gravity, causing nearby mountains to lean in politely and listen. Both incidents are now codified in the Oath of Drowsy Vigilance as ‘acceptable deviations’.
Are there records of Gorm’s early guarding years?
Yes—but they’re written in ‘Yawn-Script’, a glyph system that only resolves into legible text when read aloud while half-asleep. Most translations are fragmented: ‘…third century BCE…forgot to check east corridor…blamed it on bad tea…’ Scholars still debate whether ‘bad tea’ refers to actual tea or a mispronounced demon name.
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