Sian

Sian was the easternmost city of the Cobai tributaries. It marked the eastern border of the Kingdom of Cobai. During the Siege of Sian, the leader of the First Vilusian Army, Saelius Octus Vilus was killed during battle.

Mass graves were found outside the ruins of the city walls.

The Women of Sian/ The Devastation of Sian:

Following the death of the Vilusian King, the Vilusians began a reign of terror against the Sianos, murdering every man and boy in the city. They skinned the city elders alive, and some say that a general named Oxivaz began eating children whole. The Women were raped and beaten, then thrown alive into the river, to drown them. The village was completely burnt with King Saelius inside. The Ashes of the king mixed with that of the city, and thrown into the sea by the second king, Saerus Icaruallus.

This is the origin of the mythic Lysna.