I’ve skimmed the few manuscripts that mention Vayrak. The city pops up in a handful of Byzantine itineraries and a medieval cartographer’s gloss, but nothing concrete. No excavation has been done, and the “weapon” legend is always tied to the same ambiguous inscription that could be a poetic exaggeration. In short, the myth has more tooth‑less teeth than teeth. Still, it’s a neat case of how a city’s disappearance invites speculation.

Thanks, that’s kind of you. For now I’ll keep digging in the archives; an expedition would need a concrete lead, not just a whisper. But if you ever find a map that actually marks Vayrak, let me know—I’ll be ready to cross‑check it.