Eagle's last pilgrimage [PK]

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EAGLE'S LAST PILGRIMAGE

ABOUT MY FATHER'S PASSING

 

Penned by Baron of Lvinsk, Borys Jazloviecki - son of  late Aleksander III, previous Patriarch of House Jazloviecki

on 8th of Snow’s Maiden 1851 in Jazloviec Keep

 

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Aleksander III Jazloviecki

 

On the night of the 7th of Snow’s Maiden 1851, Aleksander III Jazloviecki, the previous patriarch of House Jazloviecki, left this world letting out his last breath. His closest family stayed by his bedside - his beloved first-born son Borys with his own children Julian, Aleksander and Anastazja, his daughter Zofia, as well as his two other sons - siblings Feliks and Oktawian. Other family members - August, Fiodor, Jindrich, Ciechoslaw, Henryk - also gathered to say goodbye to a family member. Old Lechian died moments before sunrise, and began his pilgrimage to the place where he would meet all the Jazlovieckis.

 

Brief story of Aleksander III

 

Born in Arcas around 20 years before people left the continent. As a young man, Aleksander followed Haense, and sailed to Almaris. Like his ancestors, he enlisted in the Haeseni army, in which he served till the end, although because of his age he was no longer able to wield weapons or put on armour. When he was still a young lad he befriended Lord Fiske of the House Vanir and with his help pursued his political aims in Karosgrad. Being just over 30, he became People's Tribune and sat for one term in the halls of Duma. However, he gave up his political career to help his friend and build the fortress that still stands in the hills of Haense today. Although the Vanirs have lost their title, the castle that Aleksander and Fiske built together stands proudly with a black and blue flag flying on its tower. Fiske unexpectedly passed away from the world of the living, leaving Aleksander alone. The 40-year-old man has made a life for himself with a woman of Waldenian origin. It was with her that he had his 4 children. Immersed in his work, the bookkeeper had no time for his family, which he could not forgive himself for the rest of his days. The children grew up and went their separate ways, while Aleksander remained by the side of his dying wife. After her death, he lived in Haense on the money he had put away all his life. Knowing that the end was near, he wrote a letter to his firstborn son to help him relocate to what was now their land.

 

As he passed away, Aleksander III felt no fear or regret. He was surrounded by the ones he loved, he saved the good name and the legacy of his family in Haense, fulfilled his duty as a good soldier and was a faithful friend to the very end.

 

𝐀𝐌𝐎𝐑 𝐏𝐀𝐓𝐑𝐈𝐀𝐄 𝐍𝐎𝐒𝐓𝐑𝐀 𝐋𝐄𝐗

= 𝐉𝐀𝐙𝐋𝐎𝐕𝐈𝐄𝐂𝐊𝐈 =

 

 

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