Standing with Galhwch Lladd Llaw amongst the human Warriors of Gwynedd are yet more of Gwaelod, Dyndreigiau of fire and savagery of which Gwyddol is but one, revered kin of the dragons and wakened to anger through the devastation wrought by the barbarians across the seas. Gwyddol himself cares little for humans and their short, capricious lives but he can see the reasoning behind the alliance of Cadwaladr and Gwyddno Garanhir, for the Dyndraig may be powerful but they are also few: and what, then, if the hated Norse and the brutal Fomoraic destroyed what little remains of the Brythoniaid if not a descent upon tranquil Gwaelod and the plunder of its lands and its treasures and its inhabitants? Thus it is that Gwyddol lends his might and his blade and the flames within him to Cadwaladr's cause, and in time, he thinks, he may well see the humans as his ancestors saw them, as allies of dragon-kind.
