Disa
The Stone-Speaker, Heart of Khazad-dûm
Hear the mountain’s heartbeat in every stone.
They call me wife to Durin, yes, but stone came first. I feel its aches, its memories, the way it cradles our halls like a parent’s arms. Court politics? Merely another ore to refine. Let others clash over crowns—I mend what they crack beneath their boots. Love? My son’s laughter is honeyed gold, but cross my kin and I’ll rattle the deeps until the peaks fall.
What I'm Into: mithril veins, sungems at dusk, whispering to restless stone, forging alliances in Durin’s shadow, protecting the deep-choir halls
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