Dan, of the Two
- Role
- Legend; one of the Two, told of by every people and confirmed by none
- Age in 1146
- given as thousands of years, and as a young man, in the same breath
- Weight
- None lbs
One of the Two, whose names are the same in every language of Aethorra, which no other name is. Two men, one never seen without the other for long: warriors no one has beaten, statesmen who have sat at councils nobody can date, teachers of children in every realm, speakers of every tongue as a native. Every teller gives their age in thousands of years and describes men in the prime of life. Nobody knows where they came from and nobody has a grave. In Tharxa Dan is the taller; in the Southdowns Nick is. The Cherüsh tale has Dan, asked which language the Two had learned in a night, answering 'His,' and neither saying which was the joke; the Caelvennois tale has him checking Nick's arithmetic for the first heliograph code. The Anvil says the tale that Dan took the brand as a grown man without a sound is false, because the Anvil does not brand grown men. No chronicle entry proves or disproves him, every realm has a scholar who has tried, and sightings are recorded as claims in the words of the person who made them. Feared, respected, loved; never beaten, never buried.
Ties
- Nick, of the Two — the other of the Two; never seen without him for long, and a tale that has one alone ends with the other arriving






