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Eleya Ianfel
Arparium is a small but very picturesque town, filled with the bright colors of the thriving region of Erathia and at the same time surrounded by the tranquility of the Nozenrot countryside. At the same time, being a port city, Arparium remains the center of Aysvarhen and an important strategic location; for this reason, a large number of troops from the Great Nozenrot Empire are always stationed here to quickly respond and defend the southern territories of the country. Eleya Ianfel was sent here in her early years of service.
...
Eleya sat at the desk in the modest but cozy office where it was very pleasant to work. This could not help but please her, because starting today, having taken up the position of personal secretary to the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the Great Nozenrot Empire in Aysvarhen, she will have to spend a lot of time here. Now this was her own little corner. However, now Eleya was only one of two people who were in this room.
"Oh, how tired I am! That bastard..." The second person was Rixian Brightbring, a tall and well-built blond man, Eleya's friend.
"Rixian," the girl shook her head disapprovingly, "you shouldn't talk like that. Such behavior is not only unacceptable for a soldier, but also vulgar for a person whose veins flow with Nozenrot blood. Besides, you yourself are to blame; if it weren't for your insolent behavior, the commander-in-chief would not have made you run a 18-kilometer march. However, I must admit, I am surprised that you are still on your feet; there seems to be more stamina in you than in our entire squad. I wouldn't be surprised if I found out that in the past you had defeated ogres with your bare hands."
"Well, you're exaggerating, or just joking," finally catching his breath after the grueling ordeal, Rixian walked around the office, examining it in more detail. "I don't have much of a sense of humor, as you know."
"And geography too," Eleya noted when Rixian, wandering around the office, stopped at the wall to examine the map of Erathia hanging there.
"Heh, you're good at noticing all sorts of nasty things, now I understand why you were appointed secretary... Oh," the bookshelf filled with unfamiliar titles and attractive bindings did not leave the curious young man indifferent. "Is this yours, or is it left over from the previous occupant of this office?"
"Mine. It was delivered today."
Most of the books consisted of various scientific literature, records and studies of unusual and magical objects, thick volumes of history, military treatises, and collections of poetry by Reishal.
"Whoa? I never would have thought you'd be interested in such things. Although no, I take it back, something like this should only be expected from you."
"And what does that mean?" Eleya replied with a hint of resentment in her voice; whether genuine or feigned, Rixian could not tell.
"I don't see any point in reading except to entertain yourself or kill time. But if that's the case, it's better to use fiction; it will be more interesting."
"You don't understand anything, Rixian. History teaches us about past mistakes and provides a better understanding of current problems. The same can be said about magical artifacts; they are more significant than one might think and have repeatedly had an incredible impact on the development of history. Remember the collapse of Covellia and the Illnar Dark Lands? If it weren't for the "Obelisk of Beginning and End" built by Lutros, none of this would have happened. In my opinion, studying such things is not only interesting in itself but also very important for the future of our country."
Rixian just shrugged. "Maybe you're right."
...
In a small village in southern Aysvarhen, almost nothing ever happened; Axelan was a very quiet place, as was the entire region. At least, that's how it was every other day except today. There were only a few houses in Axelan, but beyond the hill there was also a rich estate. An old family patriarch, his two daughters and their husbands, five grandchildren, a dog, several pigeons, and twelve servants, five of whom were non-humans – these were all the additional residents of Axelan. On this day, one of the slaves, an Assyrian woman, left the grounds without permission or notifying anyone. Unfortunately, the head maid noticed this faster than she planned, and she had very little chance of avoiding pursuit. But she was lucky; on this particular day, Eleya and her then partner patrolled this area. Finding herself under the sights of the guns and crossbows of these two Nozenrot soldiers, the Assyrian woman had no choice but to surrender. Initially, Eleya assumed that the slave simply could not bear life anymore, but after learning that she risked her life only to visit her terminally ill mother, the naive Nozenrot girl decided to turn a blind eye to her escape and asked her partner not to mention it in the report, as if they hadn't found the runaway at all. In her eyes, the act of this slave was noble and quite natural for a daughter, and moreover, did not pose a threat to Nozenrot and its inhabitants.
It turned out later that this Assyrian woman took part in the attack on the emperor's palace, which resulted in the ruler of Nozenrot falling into a state of lethargy, and his two sons died. This became a shock for everyone, and Eleya's former partner was no exception. Because of guilt and fear, he blurted out the story about that day when they decided not to report the runaway. If it were an ordinary situation, they would both have received a very strict reprimand; in the worst case, they would have been kicked out of the army, but what happened to the emperor changed everything – the death penalty was the punishment awaiting them both.
...
Using the necessary connections of the Brightbring family, Eleya managed to leave Nozenrot before the sentence was carried out. Her talkative comrade was less fortunate – execution in the city square. Accepting Rixian's offer proved to be very difficult for her; she felt too much burden on her soul – she felt responsible for what had happened to the imperial family, and she could not sleep at night knowing that another person would die because of her.
And although Eleya was ready to accept death, Rixian convinced her not to give up and continue living – "Erathia is a large continent, I can say even with my knowledge of geography," he said to her with a bitter smile on his face as they said goodbye, "and life is long enough to atone for your sins and find happiness."
From that moment on, Eleya Ianfel's life changed; she had to forget about her past and start all over again. For the next few years, she traveled through Erathia outside the Great Nozenrot Empire until one day she met a Theosian named Wilinilia and ended up in the Ilthan prison after a few weeks.
Race: human
Origin: Nozenrot army (Nozenrot combat training)
Characteristics
Health: 30
Energy: 0
Accuracy (M): 16
Accuracy (R): 12
Reaction: 16
Speed: 4
Willpower: 4
Magic: 0
Skills
Perks
Equipment
None
Arparium is a small but very picturesque town, filled with the bright colors of the thriving region of Erathia and at the same time surrounded by the tranquility of the Nozenrot countryside. At the same time, being a port city, Arparium remains the center of Aysvarhen and an important strategic location; for this reason, a large number of troops from the Great Nozenrot Empire are always stationed here to quickly respond and defend the southern territories of the country. Eleya Ianfel was sent here in her early years of service.
...
Eleya sat at the desk in the modest but cozy office where it was very pleasant to work. This could not help but please her, because starting today, having taken up the position of personal secretary to the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the Great Nozenrot Empire in Aysvarhen, she will have to spend a lot of time here. Now this was her own little corner. However, now Eleya was only one of two people who were in this room.
"Oh, how tired I am! That bastard..." The second person was Rixian Brightbring, a tall and well-built blond man, Eleya's friend.
"Rixian," the girl shook her head disapprovingly, "you shouldn't talk like that. Such behavior is not only unacceptable for a soldier, but also vulgar for a person whose veins flow with Nozenrot blood. Besides, you yourself are to blame; if it weren't for your insolent behavior, the commander-in-chief would not have made you run a 18-kilometer march. However, I must admit, I am surprised that you are still on your feet; there seems to be more stamina in you than in our entire squad. I wouldn't be surprised if I found out that in the past you had defeated ogres with your bare hands."
"Well, you're exaggerating, or just joking," finally catching his breath after the grueling ordeal, Rixian walked around the office, examining it in more detail. "I don't have much of a sense of humor, as you know."
"And geography too," Eleya noted when Rixian, wandering around the office, stopped at the wall to examine the map of Erathia hanging there.
"Heh, you're good at noticing all sorts of nasty things, now I understand why you were appointed secretary... Oh," the bookshelf filled with unfamiliar titles and attractive bindings did not leave the curious young man indifferent. "Is this yours, or is it left over from the previous occupant of this office?"
"Mine. It was delivered today."
Most of the books consisted of various scientific literature, records and studies of unusual and magical objects, thick volumes of history, military treatises, and collections of poetry by Reishal.
"Whoa? I never would have thought you'd be interested in such things. Although no, I take it back, something like this should only be expected from you."
"And what does that mean?" Eleya replied with a hint of resentment in her voice; whether genuine or feigned, Rixian could not tell.
"I don't see any point in reading except to entertain yourself or kill time. But if that's the case, it's better to use fiction; it will be more interesting."
"You don't understand anything, Rixian. History teaches us about past mistakes and provides a better understanding of current problems. The same can be said about magical artifacts; they are more significant than one might think and have repeatedly had an incredible impact on the development of history. Remember the collapse of Covellia and the Illnar Dark Lands? If it weren't for the "Obelisk of Beginning and End" built by Lutros, none of this would have happened. In my opinion, studying such things is not only interesting in itself but also very important for the future of our country."
Rixian just shrugged. "Maybe you're right."
...
In a small village in southern Aysvarhen, almost nothing ever happened; Axelan was a very quiet place, as was the entire region. At least, that's how it was every other day except today. There were only a few houses in Axelan, but beyond the hill there was also a rich estate. An old family patriarch, his two daughters and their husbands, five grandchildren, a dog, several pigeons, and twelve servants, five of whom were non-humans – these were all the additional residents of Axelan. On this day, one of the slaves, an Assyrian woman, left the grounds without permission or notifying anyone. Unfortunately, the head maid noticed this faster than she planned, and she had very little chance of avoiding pursuit. But she was lucky; on this particular day, Eleya and her then partner patrolled this area. Finding herself under the sights of the guns and crossbows of these two Nozenrot soldiers, the Assyrian woman had no choice but to surrender. Initially, Eleya assumed that the slave simply could not bear life anymore, but after learning that she risked her life only to visit her terminally ill mother, the naive Nozenrot girl decided to turn a blind eye to her escape and asked her partner not to mention it in the report, as if they hadn't found the runaway at all. In her eyes, the act of this slave was noble and quite natural for a daughter, and moreover, did not pose a threat to Nozenrot and its inhabitants.
It turned out later that this Assyrian woman took part in the attack on the emperor's palace, which resulted in the ruler of Nozenrot falling into a state of lethargy, and his two sons died. This became a shock for everyone, and Eleya's former partner was no exception. Because of guilt and fear, he blurted out the story about that day when they decided not to report the runaway. If it were an ordinary situation, they would both have received a very strict reprimand; in the worst case, they would have been kicked out of the army, but what happened to the emperor changed everything – the death penalty was the punishment awaiting them both.
...
Using the necessary connections of the Brightbring family, Eleya managed to leave Nozenrot before the sentence was carried out. Her talkative comrade was less fortunate – execution in the city square. Accepting Rixian's offer proved to be very difficult for her; she felt too much burden on her soul – she felt responsible for what had happened to the imperial family, and she could not sleep at night knowing that another person would die because of her.
And although Eleya was ready to accept death, Rixian convinced her not to give up and continue living – "Erathia is a large continent, I can say even with my knowledge of geography," he said to her with a bitter smile on his face as they said goodbye, "and life is long enough to atone for your sins and find happiness."
From that moment on, Eleya Ianfel's life changed; she had to forget about her past and start all over again. For the next few years, she traveled through Erathia outside the Great Nozenrot Empire until one day she met a Theosian named Wilinilia and ended up in the Ilthan prison after a few weeks.
Race: human
Origin: Nozenrot army (Nozenrot combat training)
Characteristics
Health: 30
Energy: 0
Accuracy (M): 16
Accuracy (R): 12
Reaction: 16
Speed: 4
Willpower: 4
Magic: 0
Skills
Perks
Equipment
None