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Yetocom CS

Yetocom CS is the main editor for Coaster Rap Battles, and unofficially joined CRB in early July. Apparently, his knowledge for roller coasters is small, but he has more experience in writing rap battles.

## Appearances in Rap Battles

### In Coaster Rap Battles

* In Jolly Rancher Remix VS Laff Trakk as Jolly Rancher Remix

### Outside Coaster Rap Battles

* In Synthetic VS Organic as Synthetic and Organic

* In Eckels VS Oscar Margets as Eckels and Oscar Margets

* In Titanic VS Hindenburg as Titanic and Hindenburg

## Credits

### In Coaster Rap Battles

* Editor of Steel Vengeance VS Iron Gwazi

* Editor of Jolly Rancher Remix VS Laff Trakk

### Outside Coaster Rap Battles

* Created Boron Battles

* Directed Titanic VS Hindenburg

## History

Yetocom CS, or more likely known as Pawfield Games, is a part-time editor/YouTuber and full-time studier. Pawfield Games is his main YouTube channel that has amassed over 300 subscribers thanks to his most popular video, Nekozilla Lapse. He also owns the channel Boron Battles, which has barely started and currently has 10 subscribers.

Yetocom CS is an avid writer and engineer, and editing videos has been one of his many hobbies for a while. He unofficially joined CRB when TDR noticed one of his battles, that being "Synthetic VS Organic". From there, Yetocom has joined the CRB family.

Yetocom CS considers the meme "Walter White needs no autotune" as the key that unlocked the world of rap battles to him. His first rap battle that he watched was "Rick Grimes VS Walter White". However, even though he did create 4 battles before (3 being the saga of Titan Pawfield VS Gerald Ford, the other Banana VS Lemon), he says that Freshy Kanal became his main inspiration.

As of today, Yetocom CS talks about big projects coming soon to Boron Battles, including the killer beginning of the creation of a 4 year-long project that he has teased on his Discord account and coming soon to Boron Battles. He has also mentioned on this wiki specifically of making a shorter version of the long-term project, which he has titled [classified information].

## Disography

### Lyricless Album Part 1:

1. Future Dawn
2. Journeys Ahead
3. Forsha Unica
4. Silver Skyline
5. Approaching
6. Fidelis
7. Neon Passion
8. Running Late (TP VS GF)
9. Island Orchestra
10. Axxom's Challenge

### Lyricless Album Part 2:

1. Strikedown
2. Orbs (OM VS B)
3. The Endless
4. Dull Blade (D VS CVPN)
5. Walking Through Joy
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Горин из Цвеги

Горин - крестьянин 16 лет от роду из деревни Цвега, что к западу от Астры, столицы Калидона.

Желавший отомстить за смерть отца Горин стал свидетелем того, как цвегийский двуглавый тролль пал в битве с отважными героями. Он мечтал стать великим воином, но едва справлялся с умением размахивать длинным деревянным шестом. Погиб в Дорновом ущелье, сражаясь со стаей кровожадных птиц, управляемых гарпией-матриархом.

Перед смертью Горин просил Иримэ позаботиться о младшем брате по имени Жуплав.
Chintila

Chintila succeeded Sisenand upon his death in 636. It is not known how Chintila came to be elected to the office such as ties to the previous king or military leadership as with many of his predecessors. He was known to be a devout Christian, overseeing two Councils of Toledo in his short three year reign. He was also a poet.

## Reign

Chintila held the fifth and sixth Councils of Toledo, both in 638. The main issues that were decided at these councils revolved around solidifying citizen's rights and property law, the treatment of Jews in the kingdom, and updating church statutes. Perhaps the biggest issue that was settled was that of the requirements for being king, namely that only a native born Visigoth would qualify.

## Relationship with Jews

Like his predecessor Sisebut, Chintila zealously took measures to make his kingdom entirely Christian, and was willing to persecute to reach that goal. In the time between the two kings the fourth Council of Toledo had condemned the practice, but the councils during Chintila's reign agreed with him and reversed the decision. This round of persecutions would continue with Chintila's successors, one of whom declared that regardless of if their conversion was forced or voluntary Jews would continue to practice Christianity, dating their conversion to the time of Chintila. The later Visigothic Code went a step further and declared punishments for anyone known to help Jews.
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Liuva I

Liuva I became king of the Visigoths in 567 after the death of the previous king Athanagild. There is little information about his background, but it is known that he was crowned in Narbonne. Some scholars note that the location was significant because of it's proximity to Gaul, which had replaced Rome as the Visigoth's main enemy. But why is this significant? Could it be because it sent a message to Guntram that they were keeping their monarchy? But how effective would that message be. (Roger Collins, Early Medieval Spain: Unity in Diversity 400-1000.) Likely in an attempt to further secure his position Liuva named his younger brother Liuvigild as co-ruler and put him over a portion of southeastern Iberia. Liuva's reign was largely uneventful and short; he died about three years into his reign of unknown causes and Liuvigild became the sole ruler.
Euric

Euric was the second of Theodoric's sons to gain the throne through fratricide. His elder brother Theodoric II had killed their eldest brother Thorismund in order to take over the throne and had promptly shown that he was not the competent ruler that their father was. Fortunately for the Visigoths Euric turned out to be a much wiser and more stable ruler than his predecessor.

## Expansion

The territory that the Visigoths held had been in flux for much of the time that they were together as a people. Over time their territory had come to consist of territory in southern France and the Iberian peninsula, which they had wrested from the struggling Roman empire. Under the rule of his brother they had lost their territories in the Iberian peninsula but Euric immediately set about creating a unified Visigothic nation, defeating all other chieftains. He then set his sights on retaking the Iberian peninsula. He benefited from the fact that the Western Roman Empire was in its final years and could no longer put up as much of a fight as they had with his predecessors. He eventually controlled almost the entire peninsula.

In c.469-470 Euric defeated the British king Riothamus at the Battle of Deols in central France, which allowed him to expand his kingdom to the north of the lands he already controlled in southern France. The Romans attempted to step in and stop his expansion at the Battle of Arles in 471. Euric was victorious though and three nobles and the son of the emperor were killed.

To continue his mission of creating an independent state of his own he forced a deal in which the Western Roman emperor Julias Nepos acknowledged that the Visigothic state was an entity separate from the empire (instead of foederati) in exchange for returning the southern French region of Provence. After this the Roman citizens in Iberia officially pledged themselves to be under Euric's rule and he added Clermont to his territory after a long siege, ending with the bishop suing for peace.

## Death and Legacy

Euric died of natural causes on the 28 December 484. He left behind a kingdom like the Visigoths had never seen before. He was notably one of the more scholarly kings of his day and worked to place official laws in place known as the Code of Euric, gathered from traditional Visigothic laws. Upon his death the kingdom spanned almost all of Iberia and a third of France.

Edward Gibbon postulated that if he had lived longer the history of France would have gone in a different direction.
Witteric

Sources first mention Witteric as a member of the conspiracy of Sunna, the Arian bishop of Merida, to reestablish Arianism as the state religion during the reign of Reccared I. It is possible that he was not a major player in this attempted revolution as Sunna was exiled but Witteric was not. In the spring of 602 during the reign of the young king Liuva II Witteric was put in charge of an army charged with repelling the Byzantines. Witteric spent the next year gathering support around himself, drawing from a subsection of Visigothic nobles who were still unhappy at the Liuvigild I's attempt to establish a dynasty. In the Spring of 603 instead of going to war with the Byzantines as expected Witteric turned against the king.

He took over the royal palace and deposed Liuva II, cutting off his right hand and ordering him to be executed. Leander of Seville does not speak favorably of his reign but this is unsurprising given that Witteric had deposed a king to whom he was loyal. Evidence does back up Leander, though, as it is known that although Witteric spent the majority of his reign fighting the Byzantines he did not accumulate many victories. It is also thought that he lost Visigothic territory.

In around 606 Witteric consented to a marriage between his daughter Ermenberga and the Frankish king Theodoric II. After she arrived in Frankish territory, however, she was not well-received by Theodoric's grandmother Brunhilda (his former regent and a former Visigothic princess herself). Probably as a consequence Theodoric humiliated Ermenberga by sending her back but keeping her dowry. Witteric was enraged by this and entered into an alliance with several Frankish rulers who were opposed to Theodoric with the goal of assassinating him, but it did not accomplish anything.

In 610 a faction of Catholic nobles executed a successful turnover of power and assassinated him during a banquet. His body was then dragged through the streets and buried without an honors of office. He was succeeded by Gundemar, the Duke of Narbonne.
Theudis

Theudis was originally a sword-bearer for the Ostrogothic king Theodoric the Great who appointed him Vice-Regent during the childhood of the rightful heir Amalaric. After arriving in Spain Theudis married into a wealthy family and he was subsequently able to gather his own army of two thousand men, allowing him a degree of freedom and control apart from Theodoric. Although he made no pretense about who was in control of the Visigoths Theodoric did not do anything because an open dispute would likely bring the Franks into the situation and because Theudis played the part of dutiful servant and paid the required taxes.

Amalaric assumed the title of king in 522 and was ostensibly the one in full power after the death of Theodoric in 526, but Theudis remained in the Visigothic court. When Amalaric ran into trouble with the Franks in 531 he fled the capital of Narbonne and sought refuge in Barcelona where he was killed by his own men, likely on the orders of Theudis. The Visigoths elected Theudis as the first king not of the Balti line in a move that makes sense considering that he was the most stable ruler they had had in the past twenty years. His position was also strengthened by the Ostrogothic nobles he had brought to court with him and the fact that members of his family had taken power of multiple Ostrogothic regions upon the death of Theodoric.

In 541 Theudis again ran against the invading Franks who besieged the city of Sargossa for forty-nine days until hearing that the city was home to the relics of a saint. Both sides claimed victory: Isadore of Seville claimed that general and future king Theudigisel killed all of the Frankish army except for a small group who offered a bribe and were allowed to return; Gregory of Tours claims that they were able to conquer a large part of Spain (Sargossa is in the far eastern part of the region) and returned with wealth. Given the fact that the Franks retreated without having taken the city this episode is considered the first victory for the Visigoths against the increasingly powerful Franks.

Theudis' ability as a ruler is known to be greater than that of his the two previous ill-prepared kings. He was able to handle a fight between the Vandals and the Byzantines without getting on the bad side of either group, securing a bit of Spanish territory in Northern Africa. He also was known to be more religiously tolerant than other kings of the time, allowing an active Catholic faction in Spain. He also codified Visigothic laws in line with Roman tradition.

Theudis was assassinated in 548 by a man who had pretended to be insane until he got close enough to the king to strike. Isadore of Seville claimed that as he died he instructed his officials not to punish the man because he considered it fair given that he had assumed power after assassinating his own king.
Alavivus

Alavivus was a fourth century co-king of the Thervingi Goths, along with Frittigern. When the Huns began to move into their territory in Dacia (modern-day Romania and Moldova) in the 370s Alavivus and Frittigern requested asylum from the Romans. This was granted by Valens, emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire, but they were treated badly by the local officials led by Lupicinus. Food was already scarce because of the influx of refugees and this was worsened by the Romans withholding the food sent for them. When they began offering the Thervingi food in exchange for their wives and daughters and dogmeat for their children, the unrest amongst them began to near a boiling point.

Assessing the situation, Lupicinus realized that he was in danger of a revolt by a group of people larger than his forces. In an attempt to maintain control of the situation Lupicinus marched the entire group of refugees south to his main base in Marcianople. In hindsight this was probably a mistake from a tactical standpoint, as this took the Goths closer to Constantinople, which did not have an emperor in residence at the time. In order to move such a large group of people Lupicinus pulled his soldier guarding the border (between Roman territory in the west and Gothic territory in the east, separated by the Danube). This was another error as the Romans had given sanctuary to the Thervingi, but had refused to do so for their neighbors, the Greuthingi. Now that the river was unguarded the Greuthingi crossed into Roman territory and began to follow the Romans and Thervingi as they travelled south. Still angry, the Thervingi dragged their feet as much as possible so that they could catch up.

Upon reaching Marcianople Lupicinus ordered the Thervingi to stay outside of the town with his forces in between, but "invited" Alavivus and Frittigern to a banquet. Lupicinus' reasoning behind this banquet is disputed. He could have intended to kill the kings all along, he could have been trying to separate the Thervingi people from their leaders in an attempt to prevent them from organizing. During the banquet word reached Lupicinus that fighting had broken out between his soldiers and Goths in town, resulting in several Romans being killed and/or robbed and the Thervingi organizing in preparation for a fight. Lupicinus immediately ordered the execution of the kings' retainers either in a show of force or an attempt to mitigate the danger he was in personally. Reports vary as to what happened next. Some say that Lupicinus ordered the execution of both kings, with Frittigern escaping but Alavivus being executed. Another says that Frittigern convinced Lupicinus to let him go back to his people in the hopes of calming the situation, but this report does not say anything about Alavivus. Either way, he is not mentioned again after the banquet and is presumed to have been killed.
Agila I

Like his predecessor Theudigisel, Agila is not universally included in the lists of Visigothic kings. He was able to take power in 549 upon the assassination of his predecessor, but he never was able to gain undisputed control. Since the inception of the Visigothic state they had been ruled by the Balti dynasty, but that had ended in 531 with the assassination of Amalaric. The subsequent kings had been short-lived and plagued by assassinations, ultimately leading to what amounted to a civil war in Agila's time. During this period the direction of the monarchy was uncertain and several nobles were working to be the one to start a new dynasty. Several regional leaders set themselves up as the ruler of their respective areas, many openly revolting, but the strongest of these was Athanagild. He began to revolt in 551 after Agila had fought to bring Cordoba back into control and failed. The two armies met and Agila was defeated once again, and like many other Visigothic kings before him was killed by his own people, likely in hopes of ending the violence he had caused. The most pivotal point of this battle however was the dubious decision to involve Byzantium. Chroniclers disagree on who contacted them for help, but once they were given an excuse to come to the Iberian peninsula, a territory they had once held, they took the opportunity to take back Andalusia.
Audovera

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As with many of the female figures of this era, little is known of Audovera's origins. It is likely that she was of Frankish origin, given that chroniclers tended to mention if they were foreign and that at this time it was common for Merovingian kings to marry from the lower classes. She was the first known wife of Chilperic I, King of Neustria, a relationship that was in place when Gregory of Tours' Merovingian narrative begins. It is possible to narrow her year of birth down a bit by looking at the timeline of events. Her first child, Theudebert, was old enough to be a military leader in the early part of his father's reign during the 560s. Given that he would have logically be at least a teenager at this time, his birth would likely have occurred around 560, which would mean that Audovera was at least a teenager at the time. This would put her birth somewhere around the 540s, which would match with Chilperic's estimated year of birth in 539.

Gregory of Tours' first mention of Audovera occurs in a 567 story regarding the baptism of her daughter with Chilperic, Childesinda. It is unclear if she was aware of her servant Fredegund's relationship with her husband, but she does appear to be unaware of Fredegund's malicious ambitions. Fredegund, unlike Audovera, knew about a canon law that forbade a child's godparent from being married to their parents. She arranged the situation at the baptism so that Audovera received the baby from the priest, a role reserved for the godparent. It should be noted that this law sufficiently obscure as to not be part of the priest's knowledge base. When Chilperic, who had not seen fit to be in town during the baptism, returned Fredegund informed him of the situation. He subsequently "flew into a rage" and repudiated her, sending her and Childesinda to a convent in exile. It is not certain, but seems likely that this was an excuse to get rid of his wife and replace her with Fredegund.

Both mother and daughter remained at the convent until 580 when they were murdered by order of Fredegund. Their death coincides with that of her eldest surviving son Clovis and the banishment of her daughter Basina. These events in 580 were a part of Fredegund's mission to ensure that only her own children would be part of Chilperic's inheritance.
Reccared II

Reccared II (?-March 621) was King of the Visigoths for a short period in 621, succeeding his father the former king Sisebut. There is scant information about his reign, with the length being recorded anywhere from days to a year. He was raised to the throne as a child, but it was an unpopular move from the beginning. The Visigoth nobles did not look kindly up on attempts to establish a dynasty after the bad end of the Balti dynasty. He died in 621 and was succeeded by the general Suintila.
Amalaric

When Alaric II died unexpectedly in battle it caused a succession crisis because he did not have any suitable heirs. His only legitimate son, Amalaric, was only five years old and unable to rule in his own right; his only son old enough to rule, Geselec, was illegitimate and had never been prepared to rule. For lack of stable options Geselec was chosen to be king. Geselec's reign was short-lived and Theodoric took over for the next fifteen years under the management of his vice-regent, Theudis, an Ostrogothic noble. Amalaric took over as king at the age of twenty in 522, taking full control fours years later when Theodoric died in 526. Like the past several kings of the Visigoths Amalaric's reign was largely defined by his struggle with the increasingly powerful Franks under the rule of Clovis I. Likely in an attempt to make peace with them Amalaric married Clovis' daughter Clotilde in 526. The marriage was not a happy one. Clotilde, like the other Franks, was staunchly Catholic while Amalaric, like the other Visigoths, was just as staunchly Arian. This critical theological difference caused strife in the marriage and according to Gregory of Tours led to Amalaric beating her until she bled, causing her to send a bloody towel to her brother, the Frankish king Childebert of Paris. This is likely an embellishment on the part of Gregory of Tours, himself a Frank, but it is obvious that she was able to alert her family of her treatment because their intervention was clear. Childebert sent an army to Narbonne, once again expelling the king and taking charge of Clotilde once again. Amalaric survived the battle between the Franks and the Visigoths, but was assassinated by his own men. Clotilde died of unknown causes on the way back to Paris and was buried with her father. Though Amalaric himself did not do anything of significance during his reign his death does mark the end of the long-running Balti dynasty that had ruled the Visigoths since their first king Alaric I.
Liuva II

Liuva II (c. 584-June/July 603) was the son of Reccared I, King of the Visigoths and likely his wife Baddo. Liuva inherited the kingdom at the age of eighteen, but unable to get his reign properly started before his father's policies came back to haunt him. In Spring 602 the goth Witteric was given the command of an army with the goal of beating back the encroaching Byzantines. This was an unfortunate choice, however, because Witteric had been an active conspirator in a previous pro-Arian uprising during the reign of Reccared. Witteric used this opportunity to gather support around himself. In 603 instead of using the army he had amassed to repel the Byzantines Witteric turned his army toward the royal palace. He deposed Liuva II and cut his hand off, effectively prevented him from being eligible to be king. He later had the king put to death in 603.
Theudigisel

Theudigisel (c. 500-549) was a soldier of Ostrogothic origin who served as a general under the head of King Theudis. He was primarily responsible for repelling the Frankish invasion of 541 and took power upon the assassination of Theudis in 548. He was not king for long and was assassinated in 549. There are again differing stories regarding his death: according to Isadore of Seville he had angered powerful nobles by facilitating public prostitution and they assassinated him at a banquet; Gregory of Tours also said that he died at a banquet, but claims that at one point the candles were all snuffed out and an unknown assassin killed him because "the goths had gotten into the habit of killing any king they were not pleased with and replacing him with a preferred candidate." Because of his short reign and a lack of legitimacy Theudigisel is often not included in lists of Visigothic kings.
Sigeric

Sigeric is not nearly as well-known as his brother Sarus, who had played an annoying and fruitless part in the power struggle between Alaric I of the Visigoths and Honorius emperor of western Rome. He was pushed to the historical forefront upon the assassination of Ataulf, the second king of the Visigoths, by a supporter of his brother. In a rogue move the momentarily victorious Amali faction in the Visigothic court hurried to declare Sigeric to be king. He immediately went about attempting to humiliate the former Balti dynasty by murdering Ataulf's children from his first marriage and forcing his wife Galla Placidia to walk on foot at the head of a twelve-mile victory procession. The first move is expected and is seen many times throughout history, eliminating other potential claimants to the throne. The public humiliation of the sister of the current western Roman emperor seems to have been a short-sighted decision though. Perhaps luckily for him, Sigeric did not live to see any reprisals from Rome on that front; he was assassinated one week into his reign by Wallia, a relative of Ataulf and the canonical third king of the Visigoths. Although Sigeric was technically king for a very short period of time he is not usually counted in lists of Visigothic kings because he did not belong to the recognized ancient Balti dynasty that would continue upon his death.
Король Джизгальд

## Основная информация

**Король Калидона Джизгальд Варвалг Истинный** - последний прямой наследник Императора Севера, который победил в Войне пяти Императоров. Очень мрачный эскиец, выглядит старым из-за морщин и хронической усталости, хотя по эльфийским меркам едва достиг «средних лет». Не любит появляться на публике. Слывет мудрым и справедливым правителем, однако известен своей жестокостью. В народе ходят байки о его кровожадности.

Кожа бледная, глаза алые. Ясный холодный взгляд. Уставшее лицо, высокая, немного сгорбленная фигура. Движения неспешные, но решительные. Голос тяжелый, говорит медленно. Одет в дорогую мантию с воротником из черного волчьего меха. Длинные пряди волос выкрашены в яркий белый цвет.

## Сюжетная роль

**Джизгальд Варвалг Истинный** просит героев разобраться с троллем, напавшим на западную деревню королевства и найти Небесный Камень, способный менять ткань реальности. Между этими заданиями герои могут принять участие в праздничном фестивале и получить артефакты в награду перед смертельно опасным приключением.

## Цитаты

*"Суровый правитель. Кстати, он эскиец, высший эльф. Старый, мудрый, но жесткий. Старается удержать хрупкий баланс между простыми горожанами и знатью. На теплый прием я бы не рассчитывал".* Капитан «Цебруха» Стефан Норгот о Джизгальде.

*"Джизгальда квина Варвалга прозвали Истинным потому, что он прошёл Испытание крови. [ИСТ 15: Хранители Рода проводят магический ритуал, проливая кровь на череп одного из Императоров, после чего ждут реакции. Если кровь поглощается черепом, пролившего ее признают наследником, если остается на поверхности - казнят. Достаточно одной капли, чтобы решить судьбу. Нельзя лить кровь более чем на 1 череп] Его признали последним наследником Императора Севера, победившего в войне Пяти Императоров. Парадокс, не правда ли? Наследник одного из тиранов, из-за которых случился Раскол теперь старается удержать остатки цивилизации и найти способ восстановить порядок. Я этого не говорил, но сдается мне, что если боги так шутят, шутка затянулась..."* Капитан «Цебруха» Стефан Норгот о Джизгальде.

## Личная гвардия

Рубиновые рыцари или Гранд Гларсиус (Великие Клинки) - воинство Джизгальда, выполняющее одновременно функции защитников королевства и личной гвардии короля. Бесприкословно выполняют любые приказы. Молчаливы, натренированы и крепки. Лица скрыты под шлемами. Носят средние и тяжелые доспехи темно-малахитового цвета с посеребряным рисунком на груди. Вооружены полуторным мечом и средним щитом. Иногда встречаются на улицах Астры, реже в других городах Калидона. Устав Гранд Морта держится в тайне, однако известно, что в воинство попадают только самые выносливые, сильные и ловкие бойцы. Остальные попросту не выживают.
Sisebut

Sisebut was King of the Visigoths from 612-621, succeeding the short-lived king Gundemar. During his reign Sisebut was successful in campaigns to expel the last of bits of Byzantine influence from the peninsula, strengthened the Visigothic position against the Basques and Cantabrians, set up friendly relations with the Lombards, and continued to develop the navy started by Liuvigild I.

Sisebut was a staunch Catholic and almost immediately began a campaign of forced conversion of Jews, ordering those who did not convert to be punished with the lash. His son Reccared II succeeded him upon his death.
Geselec

When Alaric II died unexpectedly in battle it caused a succession crisis because he did not have any suitable heirs. His only legitimate son, Amalaric, was only five years old and unable to rule in his own right; his only son old enough to rule, Geselec, was illegitimate and had never been prepared to rule. For lack of stable options Geselec was chosen to be king. In the early part of his rule he was supported by Theodoric the Great, the king of the Ostrogoths in Italy, who happened to be the maternal grandfather of his younger brother Amalaric. Because of Theodoric's close relationship with the legitimate heir it is likely that he saw Geselec as a temporary solution. With Geselec on the throne Theodoric could be certain that it would not pass to another family, blocking his grandson from taking it when he was old enough to rule without having to step in as regent for Amalaric. This was not to be, however, as the only notable events in his seemed to be disastrous, culminating in the loss of his capital city of Narbonne. Geselec managed to escape to Barcelona where in 511 he was deposed by Theodoric who no longer saw a use for him and took over the rule in the name of Amalaric. Upon his deposition Geselec took refuge in Carthage with the Vandal king Thrasamund who provided him money for his cause (but no men) and even the use of the Vandal navy. This support ended, however, upon receiving a stern reprimand from Theodoric, who was pacified with the withdrawal of support and gold backed apology. From there Geselec went to Aquitania where he stayed for the year, likely keeping a low profile since it was now controlled by the Burgundians who had defeated him once before. Around 513 he made a last attempt to take the throne back but was defeated in battle by one of Theodoric's generals and executed.
Athanagild

## Background

Little is known of Athanagild's life before he made his move to become king by overthrowing the previous king, Agila I. This could be a case of damnatio memoriae as his line was not viewed favorably by his successors. Modern scholarship suggests that there is much more to his reign than what has been passed down.

A large part of his legacy concerns his daughters, whose story eclipsed the story of his reign as well as the reign of their husbands. It is worthy of note that his youngest daughter Brunhilda, although a controversial figure, managed to stay in power far longer than him.

## Roman Invasion

Athanagild came to power during a turbulent time in which the dominant dynasty for the past two hundred years, the Balti, had fallen from power. Many nobles across Hispania and Septimania took this opportunity to make a grab for power, but Athanagild came out on top when he beat King Agila I at Seville in 551. This was not a full victory though, because one of the combatants had requested help from Rome. Scholars disagree on whether it was Athangild or Agila, but the results were the same: Rome took the opportunity to establish a foothold in the Iberian peninsula once again. Although Athanagild was able to take back a few cities he had to deal with the Romans holding their ground for the rest of his reign.

## Dynastic Connections

Athangild had two daughters with his wife Goiswintha, both of whom became Frankish queens. Bruhilda married Sigebert of Austrasia and would go on to help shape Frankish politics through her influence on her husband and through several regencies after his death. Galswintha married his brother, Chilperic of Neustria, shortly afterwards, but the marriage did not last; she was found strangled in her sleep after about a year of marriage. Brunhilda waged a retaliatory war with the person she held responsible, Chilperic's next wife Fredegund of Neustria, which lasted for forty years and would ultimately result in the death of both kings and Brunhilda herself.

Some scholars speculate that Athanagild made these alliances with the Franks in the hopes of blending the lines and gaining heirs through grandchildren. This plan did not get past the opening stages though, as he died in 567 and Galswintha was murdered shortly after.
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Море Зеркальное

**Зеркальное море** - самое большое море в Хейльморе. В Эпоху Раскола оно соединяет множество новых королевств, а с середины Века Истощения является зоной, где пролегают основные торговые пути. Зеркальное море расположено в самом сердце Пантерры - суперконтинента Хейльмора.

Зеркальное море появилось в конце Эпохи Эйфории результате события, известного как Низвержение Пятого или Эсхатические Столпы Разрушения Четырёх Императоров Хейльмора. Несмотря на то, что про него ходит множество пугающих баек, море на удивление спокойно и безмятежно. Говорят, если долго смотреть в его зеркальную гладь, отражение начинает зловеще меняться... Бывалые мореходы стараются огибать центральную часть моря из-за магических аномалий и опасных существ.
I305 VS Skyrush (Battle)

I305 VS Skyrush was the first battle made by Coaster Rap Battles and features coasters that are high in rankings by both Star and TDR. The beat was produced by Orion's Brightest Star and the lyrics were made by TDR Games. The song features samples from Star's Skyrush Unofficial Soundtrack and Star's Ferenheight Unofficial Soundtrack.

### Lyrics

I305:

You mess with my thighs so bad youtube will demonitize

I can’t believe people praise you, with your boring, painful ride

I hope your cable breaks, and you finally meet your demise,

You’re way out of your league here, when it comes to height and size

Caus look, you’re battling me, Intimidator 305

When I opened up, I was one of the tallest in the skies,

While all you are is just a short little prototype,

Forget the “hypercoaster,” I’ll take all the REAL hype

Skyrush:

You ride so low to the ground, are you that scared of heights?

I’ve got a far superior Beast of a ride at night

I’ll burn you so bad cuz I got fire like a campsite,

You’re supposed to go fast, but you got trims and the color of a stop sign

Everyone wants to ride the better, taller, faster giga Fury 325

And you’ll be pushed to the most obscure corner of the rcdb archives

If all I did was wing it with my rap, I’d still demolish you

Even more than after your first turn when you leave your riders black and blue

I305:

You aren’t even the tallest in your park ranks

If HP would have been to shark tank,

Then they wouldn’t have ever made such a bad investment in you

How many records do you have, lets see- blank

I’m the second giga in the world, not the mention by far the best

And I’ll get you terrified just by looking at my crest

I Fly like an Ace when I blaze through my steel rails,

Hersheypark’s better off leaving you for dead, put in your coffin’s final nail

Skyrush:

Your disses are minimal just like your supports

And you ride just like a ripoff of millenium force

It’s impressive that a giga can’t even top my G-Force,

And I would be much taller if it wasn’t for lack of space and those airports

Rushing through the Sky like a Wild Eagle, all you do is Gatekeep the area from the GP

I Stengel-dive into the rap with bars, burning you to the eighty-fifth degree

With the plot I was built in your park would put a hotel and resort

My lap bars suck but you got OTS - you fell short
Игвер из Дегти

Игвер пришёл в Цвегу из соседней деревни, после того, как были перебиты все его друзья. Беспробудно пьянствовал в местном трактире и травил байки о «великом сражении» с двуглавым и трёхруким троллем, которого «не берёт ни камень, ни железо, ни дерево». Игвер всегда был труслив, ленив и неуклюж.

Выглядит как типичный деревенский пьяница: засаленные волосы, неухоженная грязная одежда и одутловатое лицо. О себе говорить не любит, особенно о детстве в родной деревеньке Дегти. Легко спровоцировать на агрессию, но до драки обычно не доходит: почуяв, что ему могут дать отпор, Игвер предпочитает ретироваться самым нелепым образом.

Погиб во время нападения гарпий в Дорновом ущелье.
Inside the Phone!

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Inside the Phone! is the second episode of Yellow's Land.

## Characters (confirmed)

* Yellow Hellow
* A (app icon)
* One (meet the numberblocks, app icon)
* Two (app icon)
* Three (app icon)
* Red (meet the colourblocks, app icon)
* Yellow (background)
Ingund, Queen of the Franks

Ingund was born in 499 as the daughter of Baderic of Thuringia. Little is known of her except for her relations with other royals at the time. She was married to Clotaire I, the king of the Franks, as his third wife. Together they had three sons who would become kings of their own respective territories: Charibert I, King of Paris; Guntram King of Burgundy; and Sigebert, King of Austrasia.

It is known for certain that her husband Clotaire also married her sister. Legend states that Ingund was distressed that her younger sister Aregund was unmarried. She asked Clotaire to find a husband for her sister, but he just ended up marrying her himself. After her death he would also go on to marry their first cousin Radegund.

Ingund died somewhere between 538 and 546, so it is possible that Clotaire married Aregund so that she could come and raise her nephews after the death of their mother, but the timeline is not clear.

It is hard to miss the similarities between the story of Ingund and Aregund and the biblical story of Rachel and Leah. Each set of sisters was married to the same man, each husband had a clear favorite, and in both cases the second marriage can be seen as a consequence of the first. Given that the Merovingians were converting to Christianity during this time it is possible that this was a deliberate move, especially on the part of Gregory of Tours since he was preoccupied with tying his current events into the timeline of the Bible.
The Fall

### Summary

A moon after the events of the battle with DreamClan, the members of SootClan seem to be thriving. But a new arrival in the Clan throws everything out of balance and the cats of SootClan must decide where they stand.

### Sequence

Previous: Fight for FreedomNext: TBA

***The Fall*** is the first book in Arc 2. It features Goldenheart and Sweetpaw as the POVS.

## Allegiances

### DreamClan

Leader: Dreamstar - pale ginger tom with green eyes

Deputy: Whiteeyes - brown tabby tom with white eyes

Warriors: Firestorm - gray and white tom with fiery orange eyes

               Quietbreeze - brown tom with blue and yellow eyes

               Creeperclaw - green tom with green eyes

               Sandclaw - pale ginger tom with blue-gray eyes

               Antfrost - siamese tom with blue eyes

               Darkheart - tortoiseshell tom with green eyes

               Purpleclaw - pale ginger tom with purple eyes

### SootClan

Leader: Sootstar - dark brown tabby tom with amber eyes

Deputy: Goldenheart - yellow tom with light blue eyes

Warriors: Beeheart - small fluffy brown tom with dark blue eyes

Apprentices: Foxpaw - orange tom with black paws, a white tipped tail and amber eyes

                    Sweetpaw - pale she-cat with pink eyes

                    Jackpaw - cream and brown tom with red and blue eyes
Sisenand

Sisenand was the governor of Septimania during the reign of Suintila and was chosen as his replacement when the nobility revolted. The nobles won and placed Sisenand on the throne with the help of the Frankish king Dagobert I, reportedly paying him with a 500 lb. plate that had once belonged to the previous king Thorismund. During the past few years the Visigothic kingdom had been changing over kings fairly often, pulling them from both the common people and the nobility. Sisenand's victory of Suintila, a former general, represented a victory of the nobility over the commoners. The clergy also used this opportunity when both sides were tired of fighting to take more control. Sisenand cooperated with this agenda and convened the Fourth Council of Toledo which codified both secular and ecclesiastical laws. The laws solidified the death penalty, excommunication, and perpetual condemnation for anyone who attempted to overthrow the king. Interestingly, even though they backed the office of king so firmly, none of the laws condoned rules of succession in favor of the traditional Visigothic practice of electing the king. Sisenand died in Toledo in 636 of apparent natural causes, even though he would have only been 31.
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Foxfang

Warrior: Foxfang

Loner: Foxfang

**Foxfang** is a orange tom with black paws, a white tipped tail and amber eyes.

summary

## Family

Foxfang's father is Sootstar and his mother is Sally. His adoptive uncle is Beeheart and his adoptive cousin Michael.

## Ceremonies

Sootstar: Fundy, do you promise to uphold the warrior code and to protect your Clan, even at the cost of your life?

Fundy: I do.

Sootstar: Then by the powers given to me as leader, I give you your apprentice name. From this moment on, you will be known as Foxpaw and I welcome you as a full member of the Clan.
Cyw

**Cyw** is a character in *Alpha's World*, and originated from S4C Cymru. She is the leader of Animafred Club. She made her first *Alpha's World* appearance on Whistling Chicken. She's a chicken.

### Addictions

Taking care of anifeiliaids
Searching for Lost Media with Tae, Radley Heeler and Tanner

## Physical description

### Species

Animafred
Chicken/Cyw

## Appearances

### Debut

A New World! (name only/Chickpea)
Tanner's Visit (mentioned)
Whistling Chicken (official)

## Appearance

She is an egg shaped chicken, with semicircle shaped arms, an oval shaped red top, and a yellow circle for the mouth.

## Personality

This came from the official website.

Cyw the Chicken is the leader of the Animafreds. Her noise is whistles. She is also the most lucky chicken to not be turned into food. Her nickname is Chickpea.

## Episode appearances

* A New World! (mentioned, Chickpea)
* Tanner's Visit (mentioned)
* Whistling Chicken (physical debut)

## Trivia

* Cyw is best known because of their dub of Numberblocks.
	+ Her opinions on Fireman Sam, Abadas, Numberblocks and others are a reference to how Cyw's channel has Welsh dubs on here.
	+ According to her, she is still finding lost episodes of the US dub of her former favorite show Bob the Builder. She is also finding the lost Disney's One Saturday Morning intro and Taiwanese Wiggles videos, as well as pilots like Stanley and Super Why. She is a lost media searcher, according to one episode.
* From 2006-2018, Cyw's noises were squeaking. This would later be adapted for Chica from Universal Kids (formerly Sprout).
* Tae and Radley are friends with Cyw.
* Because she searches for lost media, she became co-host of Tanner's upcoming show about Lost Media.

*Alpha's World* characters
Beeheart

Warrior: Beeheart

Leader: Beestar, Beeheart

Loner: Beeheart

Mate: Halfface

Son: Michael

**Beeheart** is a small fluffy brown tom with dark blue eyes.

summary

## Personality

When he was an apprentice, Beepaw was quiet and reserved, a stark contrast to his friend Goldenpaw. The two were more often seen as a duo than not. Beepaw would tag along whenever Goldenpaw went on his own adventures. During Clan discussions, he would often keep quiet, only bringing up ideas occasionally.

TBA

## Family

Beeheart's adoptive father is Crowwing, and his adoptive brother is Sootstar. His mate is Halfface, and Michael is their son. His nephew and Sootstar's son is Foxfang.

## Character Sprites

Kit VersionApprentice VersionWarrior VersionLeader VersionLoner Version
Gundemar

Gundemar was declared to be the king by a Catholic faction of nobles who assassinated the previous king, the usurper Witteric. His reign was very short-lived (610-612), but during that time he is known to have been alternately an enemy and ally of the Frankish king Theodobert II and Clotaire II. He is reported to have led expeditions against the Basques and Byzantines. He died of natural causes a little less than two years into his reign and was succeeded by Sisebut.