And his paths shall be many, and who shall know his name, for he shall be beorn among us many times, in many guises, as he has been and ever will be, time without end. His coming shall be like the sharp edge of the plow, turning our lives in furrows form out of the places where we lie in our silence. The breaker of binds; the forger of chains. The maker of futures; the unshaper of destiny. -from Commentaries on the Prophecies of the Dragon, by Jurith Dorine, Right Hand to the Queen of Almoren, 742 AB, the Third Age
The quote speaks to the mysterious and transformative nature of a powerful figure whose identity is multifaceted and ever-present. This entity, referred to in various forms throughout time, influences our lives profoundly. Their arrival is likened to the sharp blade of a plow, which reshapes the very essence of existence, creating new paths out of silence and stagnation.
Described as a liberator, this figure breaks chains and reshapes destinies, highlighting the duality of their power to both create and dismantle. The text suggests an eternal cycle of rebirth and transformation, with implications that their impact is both necessary and inevitable in the journey of life.
