The true nature of the Uniter Siegfried is a story lost to time, or perhaps one that was never written at all. Some say he is an ancient being from the Era of Sparks, while others claim he is merely a character from an unfinished story, a wild idea left unwritten by The Fates who created reality itself.

Whether The Uniter Siegfried was a real man who lived thousands of years ago or merely a character from an unfinished story is a debate that continues to this day. Perhaps, however, the truth of his origin is less important than the power his story holds.

Ancient stories tell the tale of Acolyte Stennis and the Dragon D'arr, a human who united people from many different backgrounds to save their continent, ultimately sacrificing himself to usher in an era of peace. When corruption, selfishness, and egotism drove the world back into chaos, it is said that Siegfried rose to complete the mission that Stennis could not. Other stories speak of a special bond he shared with Transmuter Acco, further cementing his legend as a figure of powerful alliances.

His teachings on the sanctity of vows and alliances embody The Throne, representing not just power, but the enduring authority and order that stems from unity and protects society from falling into ruin. Furthermore, tales of his deeds cast him as an unwavering champion who defended the innocent and upheld the bonds between peoples, linking him directly to the ideals of The Knight.

So, does it truly matter if Siegfried was a real man or just a story? His message, that honor and respect are universal and that differences create strength in unity, has been all but forgotten by many. Yet, his story endures as a powerful reminder of what is possible, suggesting that the tale itself, and the hope it inspires, is what truly matters.