Since then he has abandoned the Seven Apostles and begun a hunt for revenge to kill his old Master Feather, and another member of the Apostles known as Karahan, to avenge all the suffering he was put through. He was taken away by Elena and wasn't seen again for 50 years. At the end of the Black Dragon Raid, being hurt by Geraint's betrayal he attacked him, blinding him in the process and took Karas' Jewel resulting on him accidentally fusing with it and becoming a Dragon himself.
He formed a close relationship with Geraint, and they are said to have spent most of their time together, either sparring or in Velskud's tent. Later, he joined a group of adventurers who will be later refereed to as "The Six Heroes": Barnac, Karacule, Terramai, Nerwin, and his best friend Geraint, who led the group.Īs a group, Velskud sometimes found himself involved in the heroes' misadventures, mostly because of Karacule, resulting on him developing a dislike for her and anything related, like the food she prepares. Velskud was said to be a very talented swordsman, and at a young age he became the Captain of the Saint Haven Royal Army, at that time known as Greywood Fortress, representing the kingdom as one of the Royal High Guards. With his swordsmanship skills, he became one of the Seven Apostles, and easily found himself a place within the Saint Haven Royal Army and eventually gained the trust of the King. As the son of a minor noble family that were members of the Dragon Followers, Velskud was indoctrinated to serve the Red Dragon from a very young age.
Velskud was one of the greatest knights of Saint Haven, and is one of the original Six Heroes who fought against Karas in the Black Dragon Raid fifty years from the present time. "I'm only following the justice that I believe in." Monolith (Succeed Agenta's role in guarding the Monolith after her death)
Ultimately, by The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest, the Swedish trilogy has run out of steam and it's the weakest of the lot.Captain of the Saint Haven Royal Army (formerly) By this third film in the saga, Noomi Rapace and Michael Nyqvist have mastered their roles but are apart for most of the film, which loses out on their shared chemistry, and their final reunion is bittersweet. With Lisbeth hospitalized for much of the film (and composing her life story on the QWERTY keyboard of a cell phone), The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest is a very talky film that has to navigate a dense amount of story and characters. Finally, Mikael and Lisbeth unite and bring all of her enemies to justice. It's all resolved when long-buried secrets about why Lisbeth was institutionalized and tortured as a child are revealed at last, with the tape of Lisbeth being raped by her court-appointed guardian played at Salander's murder trial. As the hacker heals, Mikael Blomkvist tries to protect Lisbeth from members of the Section, rogue elements from the Swedish Security Service who worked for Lisbeth's father, Alexander Zalachenko (Georgi Staykov), who framed Lisbeth for murder, and try to have her assassinated. Directed by Daniel Alfredson, Hornet's Nest picks up immediately where the prior film left off, with Salander hospitalized from the injuries she suffered confronting her evil, crime lord father in The Girl Who Played With Fire.
The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest concludes the Swedish-produced Lisbeth Salander trilogy and resolves the labyrinthine conspiracy that targeted Lisbeth her whole life.
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