Corridor of Stone Pillars
ItemA corridor of stone pillars is a form of rapid transit in Berserk that lets travelers slip into the branches of the World Tree and re-emerge across great distances, a trick the reborn Band of the Falcon uses to redeploy its army in an instant.
Overview
A corridor of stone pillars functions as a shortcut through the mystical framework of the World Tree, allowing an entire company to cover ground that would otherwise demand a long ride on horseback. The reborn Band of the Falcon adopts the passages as a strategic asset, and Griffith imagines them scattered across the whole continent to rush his forces wherever they are needed.
Function
Each passage is raised from ancient fallen pillars set back into their original arrangement. After the campaign against the jotnar in an eastern highway region, Sonia locates a site of such ruins and reports it to Griffith, who has a transformed Grunbeld stand the columns upright. Soldiers then advance in paired lines, each rider keeping the person ahead within sight so no one strays. For a brief moment they feel themselves racing along the limbs of the World Tree before stepping out beyond the walls of Falconia.
Notable Users
Griffith and Sonia take the head of the procession, since Sonia claims that among the reborn Band of the Falcon only the two of them can travel the branches without becoming lost. Griffith intends to build further corridors at other ancient ruins so the army can be moved swiftly for coming military operations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Corridor of Stone Pillars in Berserk?
The Corridor of Stone Pillars is a magical travel passage in Berserk that lets people slip into the branches of the World Tree and reappear across great distances. The reborn Band of the Falcon uses it to move its army swiftly.
How does the Corridor of Stone Pillars work?
A corridor of stone pillars is formed when ancient fallen columns are raised back into their original arrangement, opening a shortcut through the mystical structure of the World Tree. Soldiers travel through it in paired lines, briefly seeming to race along the tree's limbs before stepping out somewhere else entirely.
Who can travel the Corridor of Stone Pillars in Berserk?
Griffith and Sonia lead the way through the Corridor of Stone Pillars, since Sonia says only the two of them among the reborn Band of the Falcon can travel its branches without getting lost.
Who builds the Corridor of Stone Pillars in Berserk?
Sonia locates the ruined pillar sites, and Griffith has the transformed Grunbeld stand the ancient columns upright to raise a working corridor.
Why does Griffith use the Corridor of Stone Pillars?
Griffith uses the Corridor of Stone Pillars to move his army quickly across the continent, and he plans to build more of them at other ancient ruins so his forces can be redeployed for future military operations.
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