The Epic of the Sword and the Iris

As the Kingdom of the Franks gradually took shape, the consciousness of the land ascended to a higher dimension and gave birth to an entity known as a “National Spirit”: a masculine embodiment called “France,” with purple hair and blue robes, carrying a sword adorned with the fleur-de-lis.

He awakened amid the fragile order of the Capetian dynasty and accompanied generations of kings through glory and darkness: fighting alongside Philip Augustus at the Battle of Bouvines, rekindling hope in the flames of Joan of Arc, and witnessing both the decadence of Versailles and the bloody fury of revolution. He is both a silent witness to history and a guardian spirit who fights with sword in hand. Every swing of his blade intertwines the kingdom’s glory with its pain. Amid Napoleon’s eagle banners and the Republic’s cries, he struggles to find the true meaning of “France.”