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The Unbound is a fusion of Divinity and mortality, His Divine aspects | The Unbound is a fusion of Divinity and mortality, His Divine aspects | ||
fueled by the once-forgotten essence of Lord Lanos. As Lord Severn | fueled by the once-forgotten essence of Lord [[Lanos]]. As Lord [[Severn]] | ||
wielded the Axiom, the very same weapon that Lord Arion held prior to | wielded the [[Axiom]], the very same weapon that Lord Arion held prior to | ||
His journey to the Shadow Plane, He attempted to trap His Brother | His journey to the [[Shadow Plane]], He attempted to trap His Brother | ||
Haern's essence within it as well, the result being far from expected or | [[Haern]]'s essence within it as well, the result being far from expected or | ||
desired--all the Divine essence contained within the Axiom was released | desired--all the [[Divine essence]] contained within the Axiom was released | ||
in a violent expulsion and merged in a mortal man named Danerran. Thus | in a violent expulsion and merged in a mortal man named [[Danerran]]. Thus | ||
Damariel, the Unbound was born, ascending the mortal shell that was a | Damariel, the Unbound was born, ascending the mortal shell that was a | ||
refugee from Albedos. | refugee from [[Albedos]]. | ||
A combination of the residual memories from Lord Arion and the essence | A combination of the residual memories from Lord Arion and the essence | ||
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backdrop of a steel horseshoe, quartered on a field of blue and silver. | backdrop of a steel horseshoe, quartered on a field of blue and silver. | ||
The selfsame shackles that bound Him as a mortal under the Dreikathi are | The selfsame shackles that bound Him as a mortal under the [[Dreikathi]] are | ||
now some of the God's preferred armaments, a reminder of the triumph | now some of the God's preferred armaments, a reminder of the triumph | ||
against tyranny that led to His freedom. Through these trials and | against tyranny that led to His freedom. Through these trials and | ||