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["Guna was the kingdom's most loyal and valiant warrior. She gave her life shielding her people during an enemy invasion—selfless, fearless, and remembered by all who knew her. After her death, she was taken to the heavens and reborn as a candidate for the Warborn Goddess.\n\n\"As the dawn sky split open, a thousand bells rang in unison; from the clouds, a bronze horn descended, and shattered blades and battered armor were bathed in divine radiance.\" — Oral Histories of Ancient Heroes","Guna was born the daughter of a minor noble on the frontier. From an early age, she trained with sword and spear on horseback, growing up beneath the open sky and listening to her father recount epic tales of heroes by the campfire. At fourteen, the enemy invaded. She watched with her own eyes as her father fell in battle, giving his life to protect the people of their land. With blood and tears still on her face, the young Guna took up her father's longsword, rallied the remaining soldiers, and held the fortress for seven days and nights.\n\n\"Your courage matches that of your father. Thus, I name you heir to your family's title. May you guard the frontier in my name, for all time.\"","Guna inherited not only the title of border nobility from her father but also the heavy burden that came with it. The enemy nation had long coveted the fertile land, yet Guna stood as an unyielding wall. However, the strongest defenses often crumble from within. That night, the enemy's army bypassed the sentries along the way, and the castle's drawbridge was secretly lowered. \n\n\"The traitor sold their soul for a pitiful amount of money.\" — \"Oral History of Ancient Heroes\"","The last thing the survivors of that war saw was Guna turning back without hesitation, leading her royal guard to face the enemy alone—just as her father had once done. A warrior’s valor does not wither in the fires of war, nor does it falter before death.\n\nOn that blood-soaked field, a Valkyrie gathered her broken soul, and Odin forged her spirit anew. When Guna opened her eyes again, she stood in the halls of Valhalla—awaiting her next calling.\n\n\"Your courage is worthy of song. You are granted entry to Valhalla, freed from the mortal world, and counted among the gods.\"","Her legend now spreads across the land. It is said that Guna, Lota, and the youngest Goddess of Fate, Skadi, will ride to the battlefield to decide the outcome of battles and take away the souls of the fallen. \n\n\"I say this is the twelfth. On the battlefield, Guna's horse saw the fodder, where twenty kings lay down.\" — \"Rock Stele\""]