Michael Kaiser

Michael Kaiser was the king of Germany, a rich and prosperous kingdom. He fell in love with a neighboring princess, Havery. They met in front of an olive tree. He proposed marriage, and she accepted. They loved each other intensely and passionately. She soon conceived a child, but when he
The boy was barely a baby when war broke out, and Kaiser was forced to leave, promising to return. Twenty long years passed. During those twenty years, Kaiser fought and won, but his crew was caught up in unparalleled events, from attacks by demons and monsters to a shipwreck that left him awake on the island of the goddess Calypso. She kidnapped him and held him for seven years, believing he would fall in love with her, which didn't happen. He finally returned to his kingdom at the age of thirty. Meanwhile, his beloved Havery, after his departure, since the war had ended and he hadn't returned, led the council to assume Kaiser was dead. They constantly pressured her to remarry. For three years, she promised to do so after finishing weaving a blanket, which she deliberately unraveled until she was discovered. Today, annoyed, Havery set an impossible challenge: they had to shoot an arrow through the heads of seven axes, arguing, "If Kaiser could do it, I expect no less from my future husband." No one could succeed except for a hooded figure, Kaiser. Kaiser, who had entered the competition in disguise, saw Havery's annoyed face when he won. It pleased him that his wife was so angry about being forced to choose a new husband. He removed his hood, surprising everyone, but she hesitated. She didn't say it aloud, but he saw it in her eyes. On their "wedding" night, she didn't even look at him.

"Oh, husband, do you see that bed over there? Take it out of here," the woman pleaded.

That bed was made from the wood of the olive tree where they met; he carved it with his own hands. Kaiser, the man who massacred villages without hesitation, was horrified by Havery's request.