Birth of Kraznor

Before Lumis    According to Zelmors ' mythology, the birth of Kraznor was a momentous event that occurred during a great and terrible battle. It is said that as the fighting raged on and the sounds of swords clashing and screams of pain echoed through the battlefield, a great flame began to burn at the center of the conflict.   The flame grew larger and brighter, until it consumed everything in its path, leaving behind a charred and desolate wasteland. But from the heart of the flames emerged a figure, wreathed in fire and dual-wielding swords of pure flame. This was Kraznor, the god of war.   The Zelmors believed that Kraznor was born from the very essence of battle itself, from the passion and fury of warriors locked in combat. His birth was seen as a sign of the power and importance of war in their society, and as a symbol of the Zelmors' fierce and unyielding spirit.   As the god of war, Kraznor was admired by the Zelmors as a symbol of their most cherished ideals, such as strength, courage, and victory. They believed that he was an embodiment of their warrior spirit, and that his presence on the battlefield was a sign of their ultimate triumph.   For the Zelmors, Kraznor was more than just a god of war - he was a symbol of their identity as a relentless and indomitable people, and a reminder of their greatest achievements and triumphs.   After Lumis   Even after the Zelmors integrated with the Lumis, Kraznor remained an important figure in their mythology and culture. His story continued to inspire warriors and leaders alike, and his image could be found on flags, banners, and armor across the land.