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« on: August 13, 2015, 03:20:25 pm »
Here's what I remember of the earliest of the Stewarts
He was born long ago of a water nymph mother and a great eagle father, both among the last of their kind, among the tall staunch rock of the fjords as they were back then. His father taught him wisdom and nobility and his mother taught him music and curiosity. He took immediate love of both exploration and craftsmanship and began to travel the world learning all he could wherever he went. His best skill was blacksmithing, learned from his visits to the far west. Legend goes as far as to say he forged a great brooch to decorate the tallest mountain, and impressed by the sound of his hammer, invented drumming in the process. When wartime arose, his regal demeanor and wisdom drew great armies to his side. He never failed to elicit success, even in the face of defeat, making him the most trusted leader among allies, and the most respected among the enemy.
One day whilst one of his soldiers was playing on a fiddle, another fiddler began to start. To prevent a dispute, Stewart stepped in and proposed a revolutionary idea, that they play together. One by one, more musicians began to join and soon every instrumentalist in his army was playing together and thus the orchestra was invented. That same orchestra played his funeral march after he was eventually killed in battle. His offspring are many and varied, marked by commanding character and an affinity for fine skill.