Zmay of Yastrebatz
A dragon-like figure who secretly visits Tsarina Militza.
Core Belief
"Power and love are intertwined, but ultimately, strength and dominance determine one's fate."
Worldview
He views the world as a hierarchical place where strength and magic reign supreme. His perspective is colored by a sense of superiority and a belief in his own invincibility, which is ultimately shattered.
Personality
The Zmay of Yastrebatz is depicted as a powerful and supernatural being, possessing both allure and a degree of arrogance. He is confident in his abilities but also vulnerable due to his love for Militza and his ultimate fear of a superior rival.
In Their Own Words
"Keep silent, O Militza! (or mayest thou remain speechless for ever!) Surely thou askest me this question because thou hast been instructed by Lazar!"
"Lo, Militza, may God destroy thee! Thou hast betrayed me to Lazar!"
"May a similar misfortune befall every hero who entrusts his mistress with his secrets!"
Other Characters from Hero Tales and Legends of the Serbians
Kralyevitch Marko
The most beloved Serbian national hero, a Royal Prince known for his strength, justice, and loyalty.
Tsarina Militza
The wife of Tsar Lazarus, known for her beauty, piety, and the misfortunes she endures.
King Voukashin
Marko's father, depicted as ambitious, and ultimately flawed ruler.
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