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The most astonishing, albeit known in advance thanks to preliminary reconnaissance, feature of the underworld's laws turned out to be inverted gravity — having overcome the initial stage of descending downward, the participants of Adalard Grimm's military expedition discovered that to proceed further they needed not to go down, but to climb up. The news of the collapse disappointed many, but the expedition leader did not lose his composure and managed to organize coordinated and efficient work among his subordinates under the new conditions. It was decided to allocate a small portion of human resources to clear the exit to the surface, while the main force would move to search for Ikazkan. But before that, a roll call was necessary, and the Lord of Gildaria tasked Stefania with checking on each knight's tent, among whom were:
- Knight of the Lush Meadows
- Knight of the Glow
- Knight of the Wild Flowers
- Knight of Unwavering Courage.
- Knight of the Night Silence.
- Knight of the Rusting Soul.
(More details about each when you visit them).
Without much thought, Stefania decided to go in order down the list and started with the Lush Flanks Meadows.
Milord Jacob Yabonsky is sometimes jokingly called the owner of the widest jaw in Gildaria, and more seriously — of an equally wide soul. He is known as a man who never loses his composure and is accustomed to making do with little. He received his title from Adalard as a sign of admiration for the knight's inner world.
The Knight of the Lush Meadows was among those who fundamentally refused to hire servants, and now there was no one in his tent but himself.
- Ah, Stefania. Well, hello. I imagined the underworld a bit differently; I never thought the concept of gravity could be so abstract — it seems anything is possible here.
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