Lashonna's Coronation Speech

In the hallowed stone halls of Irongate, in the shadow of the dying king, Lashonna steps forward, dressed in dwarf-forged armor. Her words are no mere plea — they are a summons to destiny. In a voice both regal and dangerous, she invokes the Trial of the Four Kings, calling upon the mountain itself to weigh the worth of Feanlun Brundaksson, son of the fallen hero Brundak Ironblood.

This spoken-word epic is part of the aftermath of The Fall of Kyuss — a tale of tragic love, divine judgment, and the struggle for power at the end of an age. Set against a backdrop of towering ziggurats, echoing choirs, and the shadow of gods and devils alike, Lashonna’s invocation resounds through the halls of the Iron Veins, demanding that the crown be earned, not inherited.

🔥 Themes: Destiny, Sacrifice, Betrayal, Redemption, Forbidden Love
🎶 Music: Ceremonial orchestral hymn, deep brass, tolling anvils, radiant yet ominous choirs
⚔️ Setting: The ancient dwarven court, on the eve of Kyuss’s fall

✨ “Let the mountain speak. Let the stone remember. If he falls, his name shall join the honored dead… but if he endures, let none say the crown was handed. Let them say: it was earned.”