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Through the epochs, the Goddess of Corruption has stalked the lands,
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preying on those who are easily swayed by dreams of power, or greatness.
She has engendered some of the greatest tragedies of the ages, tainted
the greatest of sages, warriors and defenders of the light. Not even the
Grand Artifice could erase the fear stirred by Her deeds.
 
Twilight is the hour of encroaching darkness, when men fall most easily
to their darker desires, where the unwary mind falls most easily to
persuasion. Twilight is when the Consanguine emerge from their daylight
prisons, stalking the lands anew. Chakrasul holds this hour to be
pivotal; Her favoured children rise, and men's minds are most receptive
to Her.
 
The temptation lies in wait for the surrender to one's darkest desires.
 
In an attempt to gain more power, Chakrasul sent her followers to gather
the essence of the devoured Goddess, Khepri. Yet during a botched
absorbtion the Goddess of Corruption was rendered no more, her presence
no longer felt upon Sapience.
Ysmali, however, soon fell ill, the unstable essences that made Her
fighting for dominance. This eventually lead to Her destruction, returning
the Lady of Corruption, Who took Irijali, the Empress of Djeir to be a
vessel to Her essence.
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