Silvyr Lore

!Silvyr lore!

From Ash/Kaelora: Silvyr was the de facto leader of the eru'salor. he often played the role of mediator between the clashing personalities of the other members. He was typically calm, thoughtful, and selfless in manner.

His weapon of choice was a longsword, simple but effective. His specific weapon was blessed by Eska, Hana, Kylier, Ilyrie, and Uula. These blessings acted as an indication of favor, but also an attempt to influence Silvyr- the gods essentially vying for his preference. Silvyr remained neutral, doing his best to keep the gods cooperative. Why he was important to them was unclear.

After the calamity that caused the Doomwake, Kaelora did not encounter or hear of Silvyr again. The Butterfly, as with many others, seemed to have teleported her away from The City to a random location. Kaelora found herself near what is now Hanakr, which was a much smaller desert back then and more tropical. She, along with others that, like her, had been teleported away from The City gathered there and founded what would become Hanakr. Later, once things had stabilized some and she wasn't needed to oversee things in the quickly growing Hanakr she tried to venture into the Doomwake to look for more answers on what had happened, but was unable to make much progress due to the danger the area presented. Later, conflict with Karamentonen kept her busy, preventing her from continuing her investigation of the matter prior to her death. Kaelora suggests that Silvyr may have also been teleported by the Butterfly but the distance prevented them from finding each other during her lifetime. The only other possibility she can conceive is that someone managed to recover his sword from the Doomwake despite the dangers it holds.

From History: The first castle to be built in the area where they found the sword was ~1500 years ago. It has been restored, rebuilt, built over, etc. many times since as owners came and went and the land changed hands. The oldest record indicates that it was owned by a Lewynen Aus, a clearly elven name. The castle and surrounding village are later recorded as being used by a small religious sect devoted to Ilyrie. Over time the land was eventually abandoned by the various one-off "city states" around each of the castles and the Elven state of Az Tor later settled what is now the Larin Peninsula.