Laeon is exceptional—even among the elite Pegasus Riders of Traysia. His thirst for adventure is rarely rivalled, and it was through such restless pursuit that he first crossed paths with the Black Dain, prince of the Draemere Clan. The two would go on to fight side by side under the banner of the Queen of the Marcati, champion of the Loyalist campaign to defend her sovereignty against the Black Cat Royalists.
Laeon’s blade is as distinct as its bearer: it features a velvet-wrapped hilt, a pegasus-head pommel inlaid with starlight jewels, and a leather wrist strap designed to lessen the likelihood of the sword slipping from hand—even in the fiercest of mid-air combat.
Laeon is exceptional—even among the elite Pegasus Riders of Traysia. His thirst for adventure is rarely rivalled, and it was through such restless pursuit that he first crossed paths with the Black Dain, prince of the Draemere Clan. The two would go on to fight side by side under the banner of the Queen of the Marcati, champion of the Loyalist campaign to defend her sovereignty against the Black Cat Royalists.
Laeon’s blade is as distinct as its bearer: it features a velvet-wrapped hilt, a pegasus-head pommel inlaid with starlight jewels, and a leather wrist strap designed to lessen the likelihood of the sword slipping from hand—even in the fiercest of mid-air combat.
Laeon is exceptional—even among the elite Pegasus Riders of Traysia. His thirst for adventure is rarely rivalled, and it was through such restless pursuit that he first crossed paths with the Black Dain, prince of the Draemere Clan. The two would go on to fight side by side under the banner of the Queen of the Marcati, champion of the Loyalist campaign to defend her sovereignty against the Black Cat Royalists.
Laeon’s blade is as distinct as its bearer: it features a velvet-wrapped hilt, a pegasus-head pommel inlaid with starlight jewels, and a leather wrist strap designed to lessen the likelihood of the sword slipping from hand—even in the fiercest of mid-air combat.
