「那支孤军散发着浓烈的血腥，像一支染血的长枪。那名领军的战士即是枪尖，永远裹挟着深不见底的愤怒与仇恨刺向敌人。
自拉冬，经哀地里亚，再至厄涅俄努斯，他一次次自死亡回归，也为所经之处带来滔天的战火。那令世人侧目的厄涅俄努斯之战中，未尝一败的克吕提俄斯高举巨斧，万箭自他的身后齐发。然而烟尘散去，火自血中沐浴而出，战士的拳风如尖刺，撕开了克吕提俄斯的咽喉。
在那足以载入史诗的战役后，战士的真实身份越发扑朔迷离。那支军队明显带有悬锋的训练痕迹，但却从未悬挂悬锋的旗帜，无人知晓他们是游荡于战场的悬锋孤魂，还是失落家乡已久的迷途人。
往来的吟游诗人将那孤军行旅编成哀伤的歌，在翁法罗斯带着铁锈味的野风中，孤高的狮子带着成群的老弱残兵迁徙，寻找不存在的家园。
现实绝不会因残酷改变自己的面貌。那些忠心耿耿追随他的悬锋子民，即便曾是精锐，也没有他那神一般的不死之身。随着岁月流逝，连悬锋的神明已陷入疯狂，凡人又该往何处去？
那孤高的人是否会将子民的命运背于己身，是否为自己戴上王的枷锁？还是说，这只是他一厢情愿的徒劳……」
——选段自歌尔巴尼帕尔图书馆藏
「翁法罗斯战争史」
「赫菲斯辛、帕狄卡斯、莱昂、托勒密，朴塞塔…你们的名字，必不遗落于历史。」
Character Story: Part II
• Unlocked at Character Level 40
"The lone army emits a strong scent of blood, like a blood-stained spear. The leading warrior, the speartip, is always enveloped in unfathomable rage and hatred, thrusting towards the enemy.
From Ladon, through Aidonia, to Aenionus, he returned from death time and again, leaving towering infernos of war in his wake. In the infamous Battle of Aenionus, the undefeated Klytius raised his massive axe as thousands of arrows darkened the sky behind him. Yet, when the smoke cleared and fire rose from the blood-soaked ground, the warrior's fist struck like a spear, tearing open Klytius's throat.
After that epic battle, the true identity of the warrior became yet more elusive. That army clearly bore the marks of Kremnoan training but had never flown Kremnos's flag. None know whether they are Kremnoan spirits wandering on the battlefield or lost souls who have long been away from their homeland.
Wandering bards turned the lone army's journey into mournful songs, while in the rust-flavored winds of Amphoreus, the lone lion led a group of old and weak soldiers as they wandered, searching for a nonexistent homeland.
Reality will never alter its face due to cruelty. The once-elite citizens of Kremnos who followed him were loyal but mortal, lacking his god-like immortality. As time wore on, and even the gods of Kremnos succumbed to madness, how could humanity hope to know whither they should go?
Will that proud, lonely man carry the weight of his people's fate alone? Will he bind himself to the chains of kingship? Or was it all just his wishful thinking..."
— Excerpt from "A History of the Wars of Amphoreus"
archived in the Gibranipar Library collection
"Hephaestion, Perdikkas, Leonnius, Ptolemy, Peucesta... your names will not be forgotten by history."
— A man's handwriting
