Javalhati Sarkatärji

== Javalhati Sarkatärji ==
Javalhati Sarkatärji is a warrior adventurer who hails from the Kingdom of Rothrän. He is the distant cousin of Rejzamaziri. He is the bodyguard and confidant of Ragnok II, having trained the wergom in the art of war from a young age. He is the first Rothinji to be granted the title of Vindh.
Javalhati is accredited with numerous achievements throughout the early 4th century ABV, and is a figure of inspiration for aspiring Rothinji mercenaries and adventurers.
== The Great Fire of Rodmuthana ==
In the Great Fire of Rodmuthana he led a team of able bodied men to breach the walls of the royal estate, allowing over over 50,000 vidstossi to seek refuge from the inferno. 
To date, a stele remains in the centre of the rebuilt Rodmuthana to commemorate this act. It was erected by the Za'ahene and Syannic coalition which seized and rebuilt the city after they drove out the pirate Haldad.
"Javalhati son of Rothran, here saved the lives of a hundred times five hundred, so saving the lives of Rodmuthani children when the Vidstossi evil-doer Athalwulf Varedi torched the city on the third year of Za'fah Eze'leah Yah'ja'wah Devayani's reign. 
The Deva'sjénshah rebuilt this city, where a thousand of her compatriots had been mutilated by the tyrant Sturozi, due to Her all-loving nature for all the children of The Great Garden"
== War against the Cult ==
Following the Za'ahene conquest of Rodmuthana, Az Shayda met with Javalhati, and granted him a ruby necklace, and the command of 500 Ar'ya with which to pursue Athalulfir Khazibane, whom Javalhati had sworn an oath of vengeance against.
However, the wily "Lord of Ravens" as Athalulfir had styled himself, outwitted Javalhati, and captured him at Sturoxa. There, Javalhati would have died, if not for the timely intervention of one of his subordinates, Jazaq, who freed him from captivity.
Instead of escaping, the weakened and starved Javalhati declared that they were to end Athalulfir there, once and for all. He found Athalulfir just as the Lord of Ravens was preparing to sacrifice queen Alliandre to his forsaken god. Striking the lord of ravens, Javalhati is said to have sent the prince of darkness flying across the room. 
The subsequent skirmish saw Javalhati, Pelir and Jazaq surrounded by enemy cultists, but nevertheless they managed to reach the Lord of Ravens before he could escape. A duel ensued with Javalhati and the Morning King trading blows with the Lord of Ravens - all three of them not in their best conditions - while Jazaq struggled to hold the doors against a tide of cultists.
For several minutes they fought, until a cry of pain from Jazaq forced Javalhati to break off from the duel and prevent the surge of cultists from overwhelming her.
He was successful in stalling the cultists until the arrival of Aryan reinforcements. However, in his absence, Athalulfir and Pelir dealt one another fatal blows.
== The Duel Against Galáspatri ==
Following the destruction of the cult and the end of the anarchy, Javalhati took Jazaq as his wife, and accepted an offer from the Haddadis to settle down within their lands as a Vindh. Here, he would meet the young Ragnok II, and begin to train the future wergom in the art of war.
However, this peaceful life ended when Haethcan returned from the iron desert, convincing Javalhati to come with him to Zora, and finally avenge the death and destruction caused by Galáspatri during the Galáspatran War, in which the Fallen King had slain many of their kin. Despite that he knew that Galáspatri was ageing, he could not pass up the opportunity to make good upon his blood oath, and so left with Haethcan to infiltrate the city.
However, there plans were interrupted when a Doriyan rebellion occured within the city walls, and the adventurers - instead of joining the rebel infiltrators - elected to fight their way through them, rather then allow another to deal the fatal blow to Galáspatri and deny them their justice.
However, this resulted in Javalhati being separated from his comrades, and being injured in his shoulder by a spear. Nevertheless, he found his way to Galáspatri, who by this point was 78 years of age. 
Rather then stab the "Prince of Zora" while his guard was down, Javalhati declared that he desired to duel the Fallen King. 
Despite his injury, and the advanced age of his enemy, the ensuing duel lasted over ten minutes. To this day, when asked what it was like to fight the Fallen King, Javalhati claims that the Galáspatri was the greatest warrior he has ever seen, let alone fought. Nevertheless, the duel culminated in the death of Galáspatri, though Javalhati himself nearly died on several occasions, and was covered with wounds and cradling a broken arm when he reunited with Haethcan.
== Service to Ragnok II ==
Category:Rothinji People