Olga Thugnidottir is, without question, brave.
Possibly too brave.
Driven by an unstoppable desire to prove her worth, she approaches danger with the kind of enthusiasm that seasoned adventurers usually reserve for a well-cooked meal or a chair that doesn’t try to kill them. Moss, lichens, curious insects, Olga sees wonder everywhere, even when everyone else is busy running for their lives.
Fortunately, she is not alone.
At her side stands Gollis, a silent, steadfast companion made of enchanted stone and unwavering loyalty. Gollis does not speak much (or at all), but he watches, protects, and follows Olga with the quiet determination of something that has already decided its purpose and sees no reason to reconsider.
Together, they form a rather unusual pairing: one rushing headfirst into adventure, the other making sure she survives it.