Mathian

Mathian.

One of the original Magi ,

Kestras Lament
Originally a massive relief shaped by Kestra into the tomb of Innovera to celebrate and mourne the life and death of her friend. The work brought great sorrow and bitter joy to all that gazed upon it.

Unfortunately, It was thought that the piece also implied and hinted at Kestras true feelings for Mathian, confirming in the minds of critics the infuriatingly common delusion that the two were meant for romance.

This however, was not at all the case.

Centuries passed and the title of the long lost sculpture eventually was attributed to Mathian thanks to an inventive bard who penned a ballad of the same name in which he tells an ever-so-very tall-tale. In the ballad it is said that Mathian asks of Kestra her greatest work to prove her love for him. She, realizing she cannot make anything nearly grand enough to prove her love, paints into reality the greatness of his deeds and the purity of his altruism, making him into a hero worthy of legend.

But in doing so she loses her power and Mathian is said to snub her, deeming her work not good enough and it is in the art of every sunset that she  strives to make perfect to prove to him her love and bring him back to her arms.

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