To Fip Goldscale,   Bastion of the Arcane, Isondale   Esteemed Seeker of Knowledge,   Your inquiry regarding the colossal entity devastating the Eithur region has been received and reviewed with great interest by the scholars of Quandrix and Silverquill. While Strixhaven's archives do not contain precise historical records pertaining to the legends of Aragoth, we have cross-referenced similar occurrences across multiple planes and epochs.   What you describe—a wingless, city-consuming draconic entity with reflective scales—bears unsettling resemblance to creatures of calamity and consumption, beings whose very presence erases what once was. Entities of this nature do not merely destroy; they consume. Their hunger is not for sustenance but for something far greater—something fundamental to the fabric of the world itself.   While there is no singular classification for such a being, records suggest that those who have faced them rarely leave behind written accounts. Not due to secrecy or unwillingness—but because there was no one left to write.   We advise caution above all else. Any attempts to subdue such a creature must not rely on mere force—these entities have been known to resist magic, bend the Weave to their will, or even alter reality itself.   Should you uncover additional artifacts, inscriptions, or esoteric texts from the region, we would be most interested in reviewing them. Until then, we can offer only this warning:   You are not hunting a beast. It is the harbinger of something far worse.   May your path be lit with wisdom,   Professor Seraphis Vorain,   Dean of Arcane Extraplanar Studies, Strixhaven University