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Mylas (IPA: /mɪlas/; Ottelian: TBD) was an Ottelian poet. He composed four of the most famous poems in Ottelian literature: TBD, TBD, and the epics The King who defied the Gods and TBD.
Works
Early works
TBD
TBD
The King who defied the Gods
The King who defied the Gods is widely considered Mylas's finest work, and one of the most important poems in Meranian literature.