
audiobook
by Kaarle Halme
language: Finnish
KAARLE HALME
A vivid, myth‑laden drama unfolds within the dimly lit throne room of Pirkkala, where King Teivas reigns over a realm that feels both ancient and uncanny. The stage brims with striking set pieces—a towering stone hearth, looming doors to the queen’s chambers, and a precarious balcony that hints at hidden passages. In this charged atmosphere, the enigmatic Inku, a twisted Lappian woman, sings a haunting chant that mixes sorrow, rage, and prophetic threats, setting the tone for a clash of loyalties and power.
Into the tension steps Kyrö, a swift‑moving Lappian chief, whose sharp tongue and skeptical eyes immediately confront Inku’s cryptic warnings. Their uneasy dialogue reveals a fractured hierarchy: a missing king, restless warriors, and secret tunnels that could alter the kingdom’s fate. As the two navigate the shadowy corridors and whispered rumors of distant seas and rival tribes, listeners are drawn into a world where ancient rites, personal vendettas, and looming conflict intertwine, promising a compelling first act steeped in folklore and intrigue.
Language
fi
Duration
~1 hours (88K characters)
Release date
Oct 14, 2025
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1864–1946
A pioneer of Finnish theatre and early film, this versatile writer moved easily between the stage, the page, and the director’s chair. His work helped shape Finnish-language performance culture at a time when it was still finding its modern voice.
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