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=== Military Campaigns ===

As a commander, Serra led several campaigns eastward into Azivnian territory, most notably against [[Duras|Zelat Duras]], a prince of the Empire. She is credited with restoring temporary stability to the frontier after personally parlaying with Duras, though the peace was uneasy and short-lived.

As a commander, Serra led several campaigns eastward into Azivnian territory, most notably against [[Duras|Zelat Duras]], a prince of the [[Holy Empire of Azivnia]]. She is credited with restoring temporary stability to the frontier after personally parlaying with Duras, though the peace was uneasy and short-lived.

Within Wernixia, she commanded peacekeeping forces, suppressing banditry and hornoof raids. During this time the trade in captured hornoofs, particularly through Pyrduna on the river Brar, expanded significantly. Chronicles from the period suggest Serra grew a particular distaste for the hornoofs, often describing them as “mindless, savage creatures”, comparing their worth to that of boggies.

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 === Military Campaigns ===
-As a commander, Serra led several campaigns eastward into Azivnian territory, most notably against [[Duras|Zelat Duras]], a prince of the Empire. She is credited with restoring temporary stability to the frontier after personally parlaying with Duras, though the peace was uneasy and short-lived.
+As a commander, Serra led several campaigns eastward into Azivnian territory, most notably against [[Duras|Zelat Duras]], a prince of the [[Holy Empire of Azivnia]]. She is credited with restoring temporary stability to the frontier after personally parlaying with Duras, though the peace was uneasy and short-lived.
 Within Wernixia, she commanded peacekeeping forces, suppressing banditry and hornoof raids. During this time the trade in captured hornoofs, particularly through Pyrduna on the river Brar, expanded significantly. Chronicles from the period suggest Serra grew a particular distaste for the hornoofs, often describing them as “mindless, savage creatures”, comparing their worth to that of boggies.