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I don't want to rush, so I'll continue to ponder the topic of commanders from the Northern War. The only one whose death is shrouded in mystery is Charles XII. The king died from a gunshot to the head during the siege of an enemy fortress. According to one version, he was hit by a large canister shot from an enemy cannon, and according to another, he was killed by conspirators against the crown, shot at close range from a flintlock rifle.
There is a weak connection between these considerations and our characters:
- King Elmer is just as young and extravagant as Charles XII, and he probably has quite a few enemies...
- Ormhild is "hunting for ancient scrolls that reveal the secrets and gaps of the past," and the death of Charles XII is precisely a mystery and a gap in the past. This is more consistent than the version about Elmer, but still...
This is food for thought; for now, I'll refrain from voicing my opinion.
There is a weak connection between these considerations and our characters:
- King Elmer is just as young and extravagant as Charles XII, and he probably has quite a few enemies...
- Ormhild is "hunting for ancient scrolls that reveal the secrets and gaps of the past," and the death of Charles XII is precisely a mystery and a gap in the past. This is more consistent than the version about Elmer, but still...
This is food for thought; for now, I'll refrain from voicing my opinion.