🍁Nine Ancient Obelisks

Lampa's eyes, which seemed to be made of glass, were undoubtedly looking at the two young men, but only he knew what he was seeing. His subsequent speech was slightly clearer and more coherent than usual. "A towering apostle with arms and a neck as thick as logs. Johann von Walravn, father of Eyr. A very striking figure, dazzling everyone with his brilliant style – he loved to make a strong impression on those around him... so that his image would remain in the memory of everyone who had the good fortune to see him. The coat of arms of his homeland depicts a raven, and a majestic cloak made of raven feathers drapes over his shoulders. He has thick, fiery-colored whiskers that start in the center above his upper lip and curl into a thin tube at the ends. His hair, the same shade, is gathered into a low ponytail and secured with a black ribbon. A true aristocrat, magnificent in military affairs. This alone was enough to immediately become an officer in the army of Serberia, but he refused the easy path because he was in love with Sophia and wanted to serve alongside her, not command his own unit. He concealed his true feelings behind a legend that he wanted to go through the path of a warrior from beginning to end so that no one could doubt the authenticity of his exploits. Do you know about them? Sophia... Arteria... Arteria... Sophia... The goddess and the usurper... The one who gives life. The one who takes life. The sea and the iron. Johann loved Sophia with all his heart and soul, and Gungnir, his closest friend, loved Arteria, but not as a woman, but as a goddess. So... what does that mean? Probably that Gungnir was spared the sadness of Johann, because Sophia desired another man, who in turn liked another woman. These were Prince Albert, a weak-willed fool, and the sorceress Cleona, a poisonous witch. Sophia killed Cleona and helped Albert become king of Serberia, and Gungnir and Johann helped them in this, but the latter, unlike the former, did not do it for free. Johann demanded a duel from the newly-crowned king as a reward for his excellent service – he wanted to prevent Sophia and Albert from marrying. The little prince had no chance against such a mighty warrior, but his friend Gungnir betrayed him – he arranged a duel against himself, and by the day of the duel, Johann went to face Albert, weakened, and thus lost the fateful battle. After this, filled with anger and resentment, Johann continued to secretly serve Sophia, eliminating everyone who displeased her, until one day, drunk, he fell into the river... He was saved from premature death by a random peasant woman, who helped him get back on his feet, and they fell in love. And so Eyr was born. And then Gungnir killed him and took care of his daughter... Do you understand everything? Is everything clear?"