Ple-Sen
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Alaria spent some more time with Klin, just in case he needed someone understanding nearby. It was during such moments that it was worth staying close to loved ones, so they wouldn't stray onto a slippery path. Because another person, realizing that the tragedy could have been avoided, could easily become embittered. Of course, the knight didn't give off such an impression and had some support, but her acquaintances had already managed to surprise the inquisitor more than once. Therefore, it was worth being vigilant. (whether to role-play it or not can be decided later, depending on what the player wants)
After that, she decided to channel her emotions into writing her next song, an idea for which had been swirling in her head even before the unexpected visit. Gunghir von Breckenndorff and his pupils were mentioned by Alaria not just like that – it was to them that she planned to dedicate her new creation. There were several reasons for this. First, the baron himself seemed to her to be an extremely inspiring figure. Someone to take as an example. Perhaps, this was even reflected in her future plans – to develop her skills and retire. Ideally, she would also become famous as one of the greatest warriors of her time, although the wise old man himself did not strive for such glory.
Secondly, it was a tribute to the founder of the Baldur school – Eir von Walravn. In a way, continuing the development of her style and spreading it throughout the world was already an expression of gratitude towards the great warrior. However, should she stop there? The swordswoman clearly cherished her family. They were bound by ties much stronger than blood, no matter what arrogant spies might think. Her brothers and sisters deserved to be remembered just as much as the ancient warrior school. Therefore, dedicating a small song to them seemed like the right decision to Alaria. Perhaps, this creation would encourage other people to learn more about the history of Baldur. Or it might warm the heart of some of Eir's relatives in the future, who found themselves in Anuzish. It was a kind of expression of solidarity from one otherworldly being to another.
The dynasty of Gunghir.
He gathered his boys here,
To prepare them for the world.
Veserod is a steadfast leader,
Always finds a way.
He knows the habits of wild monsters,
By heart.
Kalentia, a good strategist,
Serious and strict.
But doubts gnaw at her heart,
Emptiness torments.
Noble Gulveig,
A beacon of local kindness.
She loves to eat well,
For spiritual fulfillment.
And here is Alessia, a beauty,
Proud and graceful.
She stings with words like a wasp,
And then wrinkles her nose.
Anders is a secretive boy,
He talks to cats.
He dreams of great love,
Hiding behind cloaks.
Röhei saves them,
A ninja benefactor.
Having arrived in Baldur from overseas,
He is responsible for them.
Eir strikes down enemies with a saber,
Skillfully and gracefully.
She dreams of Röhei,
Blushing.
Renold and Ilva are inseparable,
Brother and sister.
Their tandem is strong in life,
Together forever.
Anselm and Imelda follow,
Their romance is gloomy.
The sincerity of love is spoiled,
By an obsessive plan.
Their story is full of tales,
Of sorrow and victory.
Only crumbs have been sung,
Of their heroic years.
After that, she decided to channel her emotions into writing her next song, an idea for which had been swirling in her head even before the unexpected visit. Gunghir von Breckenndorff and his pupils were mentioned by Alaria not just like that – it was to them that she planned to dedicate her new creation. There were several reasons for this. First, the baron himself seemed to her to be an extremely inspiring figure. Someone to take as an example. Perhaps, this was even reflected in her future plans – to develop her skills and retire. Ideally, she would also become famous as one of the greatest warriors of her time, although the wise old man himself did not strive for such glory.
Secondly, it was a tribute to the founder of the Baldur school – Eir von Walravn. In a way, continuing the development of her style and spreading it throughout the world was already an expression of gratitude towards the great warrior. However, should she stop there? The swordswoman clearly cherished her family. They were bound by ties much stronger than blood, no matter what arrogant spies might think. Her brothers and sisters deserved to be remembered just as much as the ancient warrior school. Therefore, dedicating a small song to them seemed like the right decision to Alaria. Perhaps, this creation would encourage other people to learn more about the history of Baldur. Or it might warm the heart of some of Eir's relatives in the future, who found themselves in Anuzish. It was a kind of expression of solidarity from one otherworldly being to another.
Children of Baldur
Baldur is a barony of brave men,The dynasty of Gunghir.
He gathered his boys here,
To prepare them for the world.
Veserod is a steadfast leader,
Always finds a way.
He knows the habits of wild monsters,
By heart.
Kalentia, a good strategist,
Serious and strict.
But doubts gnaw at her heart,
Emptiness torments.
Noble Gulveig,
A beacon of local kindness.
She loves to eat well,
For spiritual fulfillment.
And here is Alessia, a beauty,
Proud and graceful.
She stings with words like a wasp,
And then wrinkles her nose.
Anders is a secretive boy,
He talks to cats.
He dreams of great love,
Hiding behind cloaks.
Röhei saves them,
A ninja benefactor.
Having arrived in Baldur from overseas,
He is responsible for them.
Eir strikes down enemies with a saber,
Skillfully and gracefully.
She dreams of Röhei,
Blushing.
Renold and Ilva are inseparable,
Brother and sister.
Their tandem is strong in life,
Together forever.
Anselm and Imelda follow,
Their romance is gloomy.
The sincerity of love is spoiled,
By an obsessive plan.
Their story is full of tales,
Of sorrow and victory.
Only crumbs have been sung,
Of their heroic years.