Documents from the Library of Kennis

Standalone episode — no prior listening required.

A short prayer preserved in a document from the Library of Kennis. The text invokes Brander, the consuming flame that clears the old, and Blomster, the gentle power that nurtures new life from the ash.

Together, they are asked to maintain the fragile balance between destruction and growth, so the land may continue to sustain those who live upon it.

Send me a message.

Support the show

Episode schedule

A question lingers after truth has been spoken. Avug has learned why she is different — and what that difference costs. Now she tests the edges of it.

He speaks of portals and knowledge measured across thousands of lives. Avug listens. She understands more than he expects.

Chapter four of four, where knowledge is structured, futures are rationed, and a child measures herself against a system that has already decided her place — and answers it with quiet defiance.

Send me a message.

Support the show

Episode schedule

What is this podcast about, really? A listener's questions get answers.

Also, if you want to know more about Väruld, you can find more information here: https://desnordlund.itch.io/

Send me a message.

Support the show

Episode schedule

Documents from the Library of Kennis

Standalone episode — no prior listening required.

Three minutes tracing a death that never settled.
Following scattered records and second-hand claims, a chronicler examines the final days of Dedalei of Deris and the sword that vanished in the wake of his fall. What was buried is known. What was taken remains uncertain.

A quiet account of reputation, violence without witnesses, and the long shadows cast by objects that refuse to stay lost.

Send me a message.

Support the show

Episode schedule

Documents from the Library of Kennis

Two minutes tracing a sword that outlived its purpose.
Following preserved accounts from the Library of Kennis, a chronicler examines the lost sword of Sidensol — a ceremonial blade from a time of peace, valued more for what it represented than for what it ever struck. Once recorded, later misplaced, and now known only through fragments.

A brief record of authority, symbols mistaken for power, and the quiet fate of objects meant to endure without being used.

Send me a message.

Support the show

Episode schedule

A quiet question, finally spoken: Avug asks what she has long suspected — and receives an answer that changes how she sees herself, her family, and the world she lives in.

In a silent room above the household, truth is offered gently, almost kindly. Avug learns why she eats when others do not, why she thinks differently, and why some are allowed to choose while others are shaped to serve.

Chapter three of four, where inheritance is revealed, secrecy is required, and a child glimpses the machinery behind obedience — and recoils.

Send me a message.

Support the show

Episode schedule

Documents from the Library of Kennis

Standalone episode — no prior listening required.

Two minutes tracing the remains of a forgotten capital.
Following old records from the Library of Kennis, a chronicler walks the banks of the Sturt River in search of Frede. Once a seat of kings, now reduced to ruins, fragments, and unanswered names.

A quiet journey through loss, fading memory, and the uneasy silence left when a kingdom slips out of living history.

Send me a message.

Support the show

Episode schedule

Two questions about Väruld and this podcast are answered by me, the almighty creator of Väruld :-). Feel free to send in questions for future episodes.

Send me a message.

Support the show

Episode schedule