Johannes Klaron Djupvik

Johannes Klaron Djupvik (b. 1670 in Nordiskehjem) is a Norse socialite. Famous for being the grand-nephew of Liv Djupvik, he has spent his youth partying and doing reckless things, almost always being "saved" by his family.

In 1691, the Order of the Holy Lakes, on the application of the mothers involved, confirmed that he had fathered four children with four different women in the years 1689–1691 (Simon Midergaard and Mattias Silk in 1689, Margot Suur in 1690, and Karla Sivertsen in 1691), and that it was currently reviewing the paternity cases of eight other children born during Johannes's teenage years. Johannes's family managed to get an injunction against the publication of any news regarding his children and family in Normark and Elwynn, but the Order of the Holy Lakes is not bound by it. As such, Hurmu media broke the news which were easily accessible to Normark due to shared language and cultural links.