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==Demons Arrive== | ==Demons Arrive== | ||
As predicted by the slavers, a third army soon joined the Horde and the undead in their vicious battle - demons, which would soon be revealed to have come from a massive rift that had opened in the northern mountains. Kinsarmar was the first to find their way to the site of a demonic stronghold guarded by [[Utoxor]], who told them that the gates leading deep into the stronghold could be activated only with soulgems held by each of the demon guardians. He sealed his own fate, of course, because the expedition quickly killed Utoxor and took his soulgem, opening the first of the series of four gates. | As predicted by the slavers, a third army soon joined the Horde and the undead in their vicious battle - demons, which would soon be revealed to have come from a massive rift that had opened in the northern mountains. Kinsarmar was the first to find their way to the site of a demonic stronghold guarded by [[Utoxor]], who told them that the gates leading deep into the stronghold could be activated only with soulgems held by each of the demon guardians. He sealed his own fate, of course, because the expedition quickly killed Utoxor, with Alvetta scoring the final blow, and took his soulgem, opening the first of the series of four gates. | ||
Next to fall was [[Iaos]], a succubus, to Aeorden, and then [[Photh]], a demon of shadow, was killed by Bathan. Kinsarmar had control of three of the four soulgems. The third soulgem, however, was not as easy to hold on to as the others, and for days, the magickers had to fend off attacks from the rest of the world in order to maintain control over them. | |||
Soon after, a demon in the form of a disgusting pink blob of flesh, [[Bloot]], was vanquished and gave up his soulgem. This left only one final demonic guardian to take care of - [[Vilzingyr]], the Skinwalker. Before he died, the Skinwalker taunted the mortals, claiming that their actions were only serving the demons' true purpose. Historians may look back on this moment and wonder why the magickers proceeded further, but the past cannot be changed. | |||
On the 21st day of Letum in the year 678 AD, a date that will be remembered for millenia, Sanai and her allies returned to the demonic stronghold and stood before the final gate. When the final soulgem was offered up to the gate, it opened and revealed the passageway to the demonic rift that had been theorized as being in the center of the structure. Opening this part of the stronghold allowed for the rift to be fully strengthened, shattering the barrier between the [[Prime Material Plane]] and the [[Demonic Realm]]. | |||
Striding through the gate was [[Azaoz]], Lord of the Demons, leader of the [[Demonic Gods]] that would be responsible for one of the darkest chapters in [[Imperian|Imperian's]] history - the Godsdeath War. | |||
[[Category:Wonders of the World]] | [[Category:Wonders of the World]] | ||