⚔️Serberia

Calentia found Akante's life story quite interesting and curious, although somewhat tragic, especially in light of one of her prophecies. The "freedom-loving hawk," in the girl's opinion, could only refer to the Valkyrie's homeland, while the "lion with a wolf" was difficult to interpret as anyone other than Serberia and Rohental, which were neighboring lands. Calentia was only somewhat sure about the "iron queen," although it was clear that this referred to either Sophia de Grosse or Arcelia Albireo. The problem was that the latter was not a queen, while Calentia had no reason to characterize Queen Sophia as an "iron lady." Although it was possible that the queen's public image differed from her true character. Unfortunately, the girl could not verify these assumptions, as the only source of information she knew, Gungnir, was not prone to gossip. Moreover, Akante's prophecy might refer not to their era, but to the distant future. The second prophecy clearly referred to one of the mages from the now-defunct Isselia, who survived the collapse of his homeland and the persecution of mages. The prophecy was very alarming, given that Isselia's fate was the result of a consensus between the countries of Vesteria. A very likely course of action for someone so embittered with the world would be to repeat the work of Aganto, which caused the current state of the world and distrust of mages. Even worse, according to the wording, he would succeed in his endeavors. All that remained was to hope that Akante had misinterpreted the events she had seen. Calentia had the fewest ideas about the last prophecy, due to its extreme vagueness. There were too few clues to grasp onto without resorting to fantasies rather than a direct interpretation of the prophecy. Therefore, already quite tired of the gloomy thoughts, Calentia decided not to do that. She had already spent enough time in the library, pondering what she had read; now was the time to take a walk in the fresh air and clear her head.