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Dec 23, 2024
Sounds like the “child” has something important to say. (Yeah, that was… a strange word choice from Boleslav there. Considering he himself looks almost younger than Tvorian. But hey, he’s trying to be all kingly here, alright?)
Also: you hopefully didn't notice, but Tvorian's father-name is now “Subyslav”, not "Sbynya” as it appeared (once) before.
There's an in-depth explanation over on the blog, but long story short — I mistook a diminutive for a full name. I also didn't spell it correctly because I borrowed an Old Novgorodian name directly without adjusting it to Bereghin phonotactics. In my defence, back then I had no inkling of Bereghin phonotactics :)
So, it's actually “Subyslav”. I will fix the previous appearance too.
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