Gaemnomut
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marsolino, I like your quote, but you need to also provide context for the quote by the poster above you.
Like this (doesn't have to be this loooong though):
The sixth afterlife is sealed by the Gates of Eternity, which will only let those leave the cursed desert that carry living blood in their veins.
The friend mentioned is Tiobalt, who, in his quest to rescue Damian (he was hired to do so) ventured willingly into the Diade afterlives by having a black shaman of the Diade send his soul there while his body slept.
When he reached Damian, he found out that he had befriended a man called Sinalan and refused to leave unless Tiobalt took him with them as well.
Unfortunately, neither Damian nor Tiobald knew that Sinalan was not what he seemed, but a terrible dream demon that had been banished from the world of the living by the black shamans centuries ago. When they finally reached the world of the living again, the demon revealed to them their folly and and left to gorge himself on the hopes and dreams of mortals once more.
Furious at being tricked, Tiobalt enlisted the aid of the black shaman that had helped him before and together they set out to banish Sinalan once again.
In this, Tiobalt suceeded as well.
"When the stars forged thought into the pittyful creatures that roamed the earth and thus gave us the ability to think and reason they set a contract with all mortals.
It stated that they would give our life meaning and guide us into a better world. In turn it also stipulated, that for every star, one of ours per generation would be born without a soul, and thus be available as a vessel for that star. Now you see, we can live perfectly fine without a soul, the only differnce is that the vessels cease to exist when they die instead of carrying on to whatever afterlife they would normally go to, so finding these vessels is not an easy task. Luckily we have the blood of the last vessels Lord Ysgith and his court inhabited, so we will not be completely blind in our search.
In ancient times the stars could enter and leave their vessel freely but with the high stones keeping them out that hasn't been true for a long time.
But now, thanks to the continued efforts of our brothers and sisters we have weakened the stone's protection enough that, if we had the right vessel, we could perform a ritual to allow one of our lords to take what is theirs and walkt among us once again!"
Like this (doesn't have to be this loooong though):
-- Sinalan the ageless to Damian, while fleeing from the hollow guards during his great escape from the desert of ash, the sixth afterlife of the Diade."He is our only hope, only his blood can open the Gates of Eternity, pray your friend comes back soon or we will face utter destruction."
The sixth afterlife is sealed by the Gates of Eternity, which will only let those leave the cursed desert that carry living blood in their veins.
The friend mentioned is Tiobalt, who, in his quest to rescue Damian (he was hired to do so) ventured willingly into the Diade afterlives by having a black shaman of the Diade send his soul there while his body slept.
When he reached Damian, he found out that he had befriended a man called Sinalan and refused to leave unless Tiobalt took him with them as well.
Unfortunately, neither Damian nor Tiobald knew that Sinalan was not what he seemed, but a terrible dream demon that had been banished from the world of the living by the black shamans centuries ago. When they finally reached the world of the living again, the demon revealed to them their folly and and left to gorge himself on the hopes and dreams of mortals once more.
Furious at being tricked, Tiobalt enlisted the aid of the black shaman that had helped him before and together they set out to banish Sinalan once again.
In this, Tiobalt suceeded as well.
"When the stars forged thought into the pittyful creatures that roamed the earth and thus gave us the ability to think and reason they set a contract with all mortals.
It stated that they would give our life meaning and guide us into a better world. In turn it also stipulated, that for every star, one of ours per generation would be born without a soul, and thus be available as a vessel for that star. Now you see, we can live perfectly fine without a soul, the only differnce is that the vessels cease to exist when they die instead of carrying on to whatever afterlife they would normally go to, so finding these vessels is not an easy task. Luckily we have the blood of the last vessels Lord Ysgith and his court inhabited, so we will not be completely blind in our search.
In ancient times the stars could enter and leave their vessel freely but with the high stones keeping them out that hasn't been true for a long time.
But now, thanks to the continued efforts of our brothers and sisters we have weakened the stone's protection enough that, if we had the right vessel, we could perform a ritual to allow one of our lords to take what is theirs and walkt among us once again!"
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