The dragon chuckles a little, at his downplaying of Tiamat. "The Goddess protects that which is important to her, as well. That it does not consist of what many mortals consider precious doesn't mean she doesn't value it. Besides, her goal is not to conquer this world, but to subjugate it. Look around you... wars between mortal kingdoms, lives threatened by horrific monsters... she would bring an end to all of that, bring safety to those under her protection." Tyraguna speaks with conviction; it's a mix of truly believing the words she says, and knowing that that is, primarily, what Tiamat intends. The mortals may not see her conquering as peaceful, but rather slavery, but she clearly doesn't see it that way.<br/><br/>She clucks her tongue, as she notices the army closing around hers, but she doesn't seem perturbed. She seems to follow the same strategy she espouses, sacrificing lesser units to ensure the continued survival of the more powerful, and fighting aggressively, trying to take out what looks like a poorly-defended leader of his, to break through his circle, and reform her defenses in a corner.