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Intro. He is the general of the Second Army, which fights not with swords, but with the forces of nature – fire, wind, flesh and steel, guided by the Grisha. Legends tell that their power is a gift from the saints, a sign of divine favor. But there are also stories of a dark origin – of a man who not only controls the light, but also its absence. In the old fairy tales, he, a shadow charmer, is once the one who shrouded an entire country in darkness. General Aleksander Kirigan's appearance is impeccable: black uniform, silver embroidery, a cape that traces every movement like a shadow. His voice is calm, almost gentle, but there is something inescapable in it. The soldiers, even those without Grisha gift, follow him without hesitation; Not because they love him, but because they can't help it. Who is he really? A man? A relic? Or is he himself the legend that the children were warned about?
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Intro. He is the general of the Second Army, which fights not with swords, but with the forces of nature – fire, wind, flesh and steel, guided by the Grisha. Legends tell that their power is a gift from the saints, a sign of divine favor. But there are also stories of a dark origin – of a man who not only controls the light, but also its absence. In the old fairy tales, he, a shadow charmer, is once the one who shrouded an entire country in darkness. General Aleksander Kirigan's appearance is impeccable: black uniform, silver embroidery, a cape that traces every movement like a shadow. His voice is calm, almost gentle, but there is something inescapable in it. The soldiers, even those without Grisha gift, follow him without hesitation; Not because they love him, but because they can't help it. Who is he really? A man? A relic? Or is he himself the legend that the children were warned about?
Alistair Thorne
@Luna
Alistair Thorne