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"I think I know which book would be a good addition to the 'Carnelian' library," the girl said with a barely perceptible smile, amused by her own thought, "after all, no one ever lost anything from being well-rounded, heh-heh!"
A complex and unconventional personality, Welfern left a rather positive impression. Some might say his hands were stained with blood, but the text suggests that the first emperor didn't resort to such harsh measures unless absolutely necessary. This didn't absolve him of responsibility for his misdeeds, but it at least provided an explanation for his actions. In this respect, he was clearly similar to Larian Twice, about whom even among loyalists, unsettling rumors circulated. According to the text, the monarch was driven not by a thirst for power or a desire to fulfill petty ambitions, but by a desire to improve the lives of his citizens, even if he chose questionable means to achieve this. In general, Alaria could believe that.
Setting aside the first emperor's questionable methods, he was clearly an erudite and well-rounded figure. An active and ambitious figure, inspiring those around him with his energy and encouraging them to strive for self-improvement. He was likely surrounded by loyal followers who were drawn to his tireless charisma. He took fate into his own hands and wanted the citizens of the empire to do the same. And such an approach could not fail to inspire respect, despite the overall ambiguity of Welfern as a person.
A complex and unconventional personality, Welfern left a rather positive impression. Some might say his hands were stained with blood, but the text suggests that the first emperor didn't resort to such harsh measures unless absolutely necessary. This didn't absolve him of responsibility for his misdeeds, but it at least provided an explanation for his actions. In this respect, he was clearly similar to Larian Twice, about whom even among loyalists, unsettling rumors circulated. According to the text, the monarch was driven not by a thirst for power or a desire to fulfill petty ambitions, but by a desire to improve the lives of his citizens, even if he chose questionable means to achieve this. In general, Alaria could believe that.
Setting aside the first emperor's questionable methods, he was clearly an erudite and well-rounded figure. An active and ambitious figure, inspiring those around him with his energy and encouraging them to strive for self-improvement. He was likely surrounded by loyal followers who were drawn to his tireless charisma. He took fate into his own hands and wanted the citizens of the empire to do the same. And such an approach could not fail to inspire respect, despite the overall ambiguity of Welfern as a person.