Indeed, though the ring which Leonard Ethan found on the silver cover he previously acquired is valuable as a key witness of a significant battle, the following sentence describes something of greater value.
Even though the word 'Kaveh' is somewhat obscure, as a player of The King of the Crusaders, Leonard immediately thought of the Kaveh Battle Flag.
According to ancient Persian mythology, Jamshid, king of Iran, was negligent and powerless in his later years, providing an opportunity for the Arab tyrant Zohak to lead his army to attack Iran. Jamshid fled to the Amu Darya river in Central Asia but was killed by the pursuing soldiers.
Zohak ruled Iran oppressively, supported by devils that worsened his cruelty. Two snakes grew out of the spots on Zohak's shoulders where the devils had kissed him, and they needed to be fed the skulls of two people every day.
