roc squad

In Atland’s realm, where rivers flow, Where mountains rise and dark winds blow, A prophecy speaks, from ages past, Of three heroes born, fate's die is cast. Born of stone and Norgrim’s line, Where mountains cut, their craft did shine, The deal was struck, the quarry grew, But weapons failed, their hope withdrew. A brotherhood in shadows came, Secret deals and rising fame, But when their order fell away, The clan sought gold, a price to pay. Exiled from halls by Hulm's decree, With mother's greed, Stug broke free, Left behind in orphan’s care, A life of pain, no love to share. But with the Irongirths, he found his way, A road of hope and brighter days, Between the past and future's call, Stug stands to rise, or face the fall. Brennus spoke of a night long ago, When Summer came, with wounds that showed. She bore a child, but breathed her last, A secret kept, a shadow cast. Esme grew in a quiet home, Unaware of where she’d roam. Into the woods, too far she strayed, And cursed by Mebh, her life betrayed. Ten years a serpent, bound and still, A witch’s will, her soul to kill. But Brennus came, with sword in hand, To free her from the cursed land. Now Fiadh walks the path of old, A druid’s heart, both fierce and bold. She guards the land, the balance keeps, In nature's hands, her spirit sleeps. Roc was born on a storm-tossed night, A mother’s whisper of a fey so bright. His father, lost, a mystery untold, With warmth and light, but demons of old. Raised by a man of work and stone, A changeling child who wandered alone. Fey-touched dreams and a mind that strayed, Through endless tales, his heart was swayed. Visions of futures and paths unknown, A destiny whispered where winds had blown. A blade awaited, the land’s last call, With ancient power, he stood tall. Now westward bound with a heavy load, A dragon’s spirit within the sword bestowed. His father’s truth, the Sun King’s flame, Warden of the Blade, he walks the same. The Roc Squad stands, three heroes bright, The Guardians in the coming fight. With strength and courage, long untold, They truly are both brave and bold.