⚔️Serberia

Not only a great warrior who personally contributed to the founding of Serberia, but also a champion of the Goddess, and quite a remarkable one at that! The Riveldstein family clearly had no shortage of great personalities, although Kalentia hadn't expected to find a Valkyrie in their family tree. And not just any Valkyrie, but one who stood out even among her sisters, possessing, if not one of the strongest, then certainly one of the most versatile stigmata. Even her biography contained no dark spots or tragic mistakes, which were often found in the stories of other chosen ones of Arteria – Katarzia was an ideal example of Arterian virtue. Her story was so perfect that, had Kalentia not heard the name Katarzia before, she might have had certain suspicions – it was almost too convenient that such a great woman had not received due recognition. However, even so, the Argalian woman admitted that certain elements of the biography might have been either omitted or embellished. Despite the fact that Emma possessed only one stigma, the description of her abilities could not help but remind Kalentia of Kayano. Not so much because Katarzia's story devoted almost as much time to Katarzia's abilities as to her character, but for a slightly different reason. Emma made Kalentia wonder if there might have been other, long-forgotten Valkyries among the count's distant ancestors, similar to Asakura Rie, who had lost their powers due to external factors and decided to have offspring. Could it be that a particle of the goddess's power, in a latent form, was passed down through the Riveldstein family and their ancestors, unable to manifest itself until the birth of Emma, who received such a powerful stigma? And, if this was indeed the case, could this particle be the key to the not entirely standard use of the "Tear," which the count had spoken about? Unfortunately, Kalentia had no one to ask these questions, and they were based on a series of major assumptions by someone who was not even remotely an expert in any of the related issues, and it was easy to find fault with her line of reasoning. Besides, she didn't have much time to dwell on this topic – otherwise, she risked missing Katarzia's stories about the next member of the Riveldstein family.