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Originally Posted by ta2666
Is it possible that tir na fa is some sort of dragon queen or dragon god. That could explain why she can draw forth power from the viralt
Ok just got to the end of number 3 and it turns out this is most probably wrong
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Originally Posted by HasNoLove
maybe tir na fa is just a godness who conquared dragon tribe, and ruled over 'em....
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The mural in the 'Sacred Caverns of the Palace' depicted a goddess with a bow and a quiver that Tigre didn't recognize, as stipulates that because bows are so taboo in Brune all statues depicting said goddess with bows had been destroyed.
That particular scene was of the three goddesses trying to control the three-headed dragon, and so it might be safe to assume the bow can be used somehow to control dragons; aside from the bow being associated with Tir Na Fa though it seems like the goddess of storms heeds the prayers of Tigre so he might be some kind of champion of the goddesses?
The bow's association with the three-headed dragon may not be positive from Zhcted's perspective either; seeing as how the Vanadis considered the two-headed dragon some abhorrent abomination.
That being said, both Brune and Zhcted worship the same pantheon.