"Oh Chief Divine! An Alaman, a worshipper of demons!..."
Upon hearing the term "Alaman," Noble Scholar Martin's face suddenly changed, instantly identifying the speaker's identity—it must be a sheep herding Castilian!
In this late Middle Ages, different European languages vary greatly in their terms for "Germanic States," so much so that one's origin can be discerned just by listening.
Like Western Europe to the west of the German States, including France, Aragon, Castile, and Portugal, they refer to the "German States" as "Alamans," "Alemanians," "Alamanni!" This term's origin comes from the Germanic Alemanni Tribe that occupied the German region after the collapse of Western Rome.
