Cordu Village is a relatively small village that lies in the Dariège, the southern border of Riston Province in the Intis Republic. People follow the Church of the Eternal Blazing Sun.
Béost is the local administrator and territorial judge. The padre of the only church is a local-born man, Guillaume Bénet. There is a tavern that everyone refers to as Ol' Tavern.
History[]
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- Destruction of the Village
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According to the investigation report[1], there have been several cases of people going missing around the borders of Intis in the past year. The shepherds who migrated to the area were viewed as suspects and had come under official attention. When Cordu Village called for help, a joint task force was sent to investigate. However, upon arrival, the entire village had already been destroyed. Four bodies were discovered in the cemetery, those of Ava Lizier, Reimund Greg, Naroka, and Jean Maury, who were presumed to have been murdered for uncovering Guillaume Bénet's conspiracy.
On April 9th, 1358, Guillaume Bénet and his companions performed a grand sacrificial ritual to the Circle of Inevitability, but it was unsuccessful. The terrain around the village changed to a blood-colored mountain, with the village houses becoming ruins that formed a strange thorny city wall around the mountain. The villagers had become nutrients for a failed creation of an evil god, forming into the Three-Headed Giant above the mountain, while the rest had been transformed into various monsters.
Out of the villagers, only six had survived: Lumian Lee, Madame Pualis, Béost, Cathy, Louis Lund, and Guillaume Bénet.
For further information about the appearance and the monsters that inhabited Cordu after it perished, see Lumian's Dream.
Lore[]
The Legend of the Warlock[]
The Warlock lived in Cordu Village, but before his passing, no one knew of his true identity. He acted perfectly normal. Suddenly, he died and an owl flew over.
On the day of his burial, nine bulls were gathered to pull the coffin to the cemetery beside the cathedral. The padre performed a ritual to purify it. Eventually, the Warlock's body was cremated and the remains were buried in a grave. The padre and a few others ransacked his house and burned it to the ground. For two or three decades, no one dared to approach the site until Aurore Lee came and purchased the land to rebuild the house.[2]
It was later revealed that there had never been a legend of a warlock in Cordu Village.[1]
Notable Places[]
- Eternal Blazing Sun Cathedral: The only church in the village. It held significant power, even acting as a government entity. It recorded all significant events, including deaths and marriages.[3]
- Ol' Tavern: The only tavern in the village. The townsfolk affectionately referred to it as Ol’ Tavern.[4]
- Administrator's Castle
Notable Inhabitants[]
- Aurore Lee
- Ava Lizier
- Azéma Lizier
- Béost
- Cathy
- Guillaume Bénet
- Guilliaume Lizier
- Jean Maury
- Louis Lund
- Lumian Lee
- Michel Garrigue
- Maurice Bénet
- Naroka
- Pierre Berry
- Pierre Greg
- Pierre Guillaume
- Pons Bénet
- Pualis de Roquefort
- Reimund Greg
- Sybil Berry
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 108
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 7
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 5
- ↑ Circle of Inevitability, Chapter 4
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