Ple-Sen
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Learning about Torvik's history doesn't make Alaria regret having to part with Granhildr, her faithful weapon. It turns out that this weapon wasn't just good on its own, but it also once belonged to a very worthy and talented person. One could only console oneself with the fact that at least now the legendary weapon was safe and hanging on the wall in the estate... what was that Zimivian woman's name? Durushka? Yes, something like that. It's certainly better than if the sword had been buried under a thick layer of sand or sunk in the depths of the sea if she had decided to travel again. Perhaps it will even end up in a museum someday, if fate is kind.
Assuming that the chronicles of Torvik's life didn't mention any events that would tarnish the ruler's image, the man couldn't help but evoke respect in the former inquisitor. He was a straightforward, strong-willed, and noble man – more than a worthy example to follow, with the caveat of his original profession. There was even a feeling that the very description of the Founder's adventures filled the girl with strength and made her muscles stronger. After all, initially, few people saw this man as anything more than just another pirate, albeit one with extraordinary strength.
Assuming that the chronicles of Torvik's life didn't mention any events that would tarnish the ruler's image, the man couldn't help but evoke respect in the former inquisitor. He was a straightforward, strong-willed, and noble man – more than a worthy example to follow, with the caveat of his original profession. There was even a feeling that the very description of the Founder's adventures filled the girl with strength and made her muscles stronger. After all, initially, few people saw this man as anything more than just another pirate, albeit one with extraordinary strength.