Bêlit

Yeah, we're fine.

But a little bit later on this guy appears and he addresses Conan as Amra the Lion, which is the name that he took on when he was sailing with the pirate queen Belit.

So him and Belit went on all these raids and killed this guy's brother, and then the brother shows back up when he's imprisoned in the Scarlet Citadel.

So, like, the stories kind of start feeding back on themselves at a certain point too, and you start seeing his different adventures in the different kingdoms and then the stories kind of start showing you rather than telling you how these, how these kingdoms are all kind of connected and the political intrigue and how things travel back and forth over "borders." I, it's, it's pretty well wrought, honestly.

Mm-hmm.

And I think I'm gonna do Belit, which is B-E-L-I-T, and she is the, uh, pirate queen from Conan the Barbarian.

Oh.

And when Conan does his pirating stage, uh, that is who he sails with.

With the unerring instinct of the elemental feminine, she knew she had found her lover, and his race meant naught, save as it invested him with the glamour of far lands.

And I am Bêlit, she cried, as one might say, I am queen.

Look at me, Conan.

She threw wide her arms.

I am Bêlit, queen of the Black Coast.

O tiger of the north, you are cold as the snowy mountains which bred you.

Take me and crush me with your fierce love.

He saw none.