The Legend of Kallum Fortifica

Published four years after the Death of Kallum Fortifica - who which the document concerns - was written by King Noruthu in memory of his Younger Brother.

King Noruthu wrote it so the Great, heroic and truly self-less deeds of Kallum over his life time were not forgotten and neither his greatest sacrifice which saved the world.

The Book is arranged in a series of Legends, each telling a very detailed account of an event in Kallum Fortifica's life. The Extended version also has extensive amounts of notes annotations regarding his deeds. The Extended version also analysis Myths about Kallum and their truths and incorrect information.

The Book often refers of other Legends, tales and songs written about Kallum Fortifica, genrelly picking them apart and analysing the truth within them. It also refers to on occasion other accounts of Kallum Fortifica's life - generally with a condescending air.

Widely Publicly available - most Library across three continents have at least one copy.

This Document is considered to be the most accurate, considering the first hand sources used within it. It is under the Copyright laws of the Shadowed Kingdom.

Kallum's great deeds were never truly sung of till the publishing of this Manuscript, because Kallum never really 'sung' about them in life. His elder Brother (King Noruthu) wanted them to be remembered. Like how Kallum's death is considered to mark the end of the First Age of Heroism, the Publication of this Document is considered to mark the beginning of the second.

Kallum Fortifica was a Great Hero he did many Heroic and Self-less deeds in his life and suffered many trials.

Many over the next five thousand years looked up to Kallum immensely, he has inspire songs, art, stories and people to achieve their dreams. Some have been severely critical of Kallum's Deeds, lets just say that didn't turn out well for them.

The publishing of The Legend of Kallum Fortifica (in 2030) is considered to be the start of the second generation of Heroism for many children, growing up around the legends, were inspired by Kallum and went out to become heroes.

By 2031 almost every library in three continents had a copy of at least the condensed version.