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A Broken Fragment of the Spear of Lugh — Origin of the Witch Hunter's Power
Tournai's role as Childeric I's royal seat and the historical importance of his grave discovery are both real and well-documented. A discrete, precisely dated 6th-century siege at Tournai matching the specific circumstances of Book IV Ch. 7 is not something this dossier can point to in a single confirmed primary source the way Vitry's shield-raising or Soissons's royal status can be — the chapter should be read as historically plausible scene-setting within the genuinely violent, siege-heavy Fredegund-Brunhild civil wars, drawing on Tournai's real strategic and symbolic weight, rather than as a citation of one specific documented siege. The yellow mist, Murdach's dragon transformation, and Gregory's 'Demonic Siege' record are entirely fictional.
Tournai's status as the original capital of the Salian Franks and the site of Childeric I's grave gives it an almost unmatched dynastic weight within Merovingian history — a place that carries the founding memory of the royal line the entire civil war is fought over.
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