Twin Princes

The twin princes of Gondr's Legions are King Gondr's twin sons, Heshupet and Nashupet. They possess serpetine qualities, much like their mother, Kikn. Heshupet is the older of the two by thirteen seconds, he is the trickster tactician and is known for his frequent use of weapons and other magical tools to aid him in attaining victory. Nashupet is the younger, he is not as cunning as his brother, but he makes up for it by possessing an impressive martial prowess. Together with Heshupet's intellect and Nashupet's physical might, the two form a formidable duo.

The two can sometimes be seen completing each other's sentences, some rumor that there is no Nashupet at all, and in reality there is only one snake with two personalities and perhaps two souls. Appearances can indeed be deceiving. At first glance it would appear that the shield-bearing older brother is the general, and the poisoned-blade wielding younger brother is the trickster, but it's all strategy.

History
When Gondr killed the dwarven mountain god, knocking him off his stony throne, he took the serpentine varud known as Kikn to be his wife. Together the two had twins, the first was Heshupet (meaning "Bog Snake") and thirteen seconds later, Nashupet (meaning "Cemetery Snake"). The two brothers aged quickly, and showed their knacks and talents quickly as well. Heshupet was fit for planning strategies, breaking enemy morale with use of mental warfare and finding ways to cut enemies off their food supply. Nashupet was a capable warrior that could evade every attack and slash the opponent with blades coated with his own potent venom whenever they left themselves open.

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Trivia

 * An obvious allusion to the Two Guards riddle
 * It is unknown what language the twin princes got their names from, but it may tie to the theory of Gondr's origins (see Gondr's trivia for the theory).