Frantiska

An archivist working within Chalcedon, Emathia’s largest library. Their main focus is historical documents from the Iridean bronze age and the very few documents and pamphlets from the era previous to it. There are very, very few records available of the world before the Iridean bronze age, and it is thought that the majority of information regarding this era has sunk to the bottom of the sea. As such, the pre-Iridean bronze age language has yet to be translated outside of a few stray letters that clearly later morphed into Illyria’s alphabet. Though these texts are mostly untranslated, there is something that has caught this archivist’s eye…

The moon has always been present in history. It is something too large, too bright, too grand to ignore. As such, it has always been a prominent part of both history and religion. How interesting it is, that these documents from an era so long gone that there is almost nothing to remember it by, had depicted round-eared humans in strange suits standing upon the moon. Most other historians regard these images as fantasy, or a metaphor for something grand, but the invention of the airship in the last hundred years shows that it is possible for humans to gain the ability to fly! Who's to say that man was not capable of reaching the moon, once upon a time? Though other historians find their theories strange at best, they continue their research diligently.