Havl, the Shield of Heaven, Sultan's Angel - Iron Sultanate

Among the guardians sent to the Sultan, one stood as the very embodiment of silence and patience: Havl, the Shield of Heaven. Forged not of steel alone, but of divine command, Havl’s shield was said to be impenetrable, a wall between the Sultan and all harm — visible or unseen.

On the battlefield, Havl did not speak. He did not roar, nor did he strike. Instead, his mere presence bent the will of fate: arrows shattered mid-flight, curses dissolved into air, and blades lost their strength before they could reach the Sultan’s flesh.

To his enemies, Havl was despair incarnate — an invisible barrier that denied victory. To the Sultan’s armies, he was hope made manifest, the silent oath that no harm would befall them while the heavens still watched.

Havl walked always at the Sultan’s side, not as a warrior of noise and rage, but as the quiet wall upon which the tide of battle broke. And so he was remembered: the Shield of Heaven, unshaken, eternal.