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Two Immortal souls were united in what used to be Lord Dhaivol, also | Two Immortal souls were united in what used to be Lord Dhaivol, also | ||
known as the Underking and Gatekeeper of Souls. The separate souls of | known as the [[Underking]] and Gatekeeper of Souls. The separate souls of | ||
the Lord of Death and Sovereign of Earth cooperated as well as competed | the Lord of [[Death]] and Sovereign of [[Earth]] cooperated as well as competed | ||
within this merge of ideals, concepts and values. Lurking in Darkness, | within this merge of ideals, concepts and values. Lurking in Darkness, | ||
the former Underking was callous and self-absorbed, His immersion drawn | the former Underking was callous and self-absorbed, His immersion drawn | ||
only by the exceptional. Over time, the merging of the Gods became | only by the exceptional. Over time, the merging of the Gods became | ||
stressed. Their ideals drifting too far apart to enable further | stressed. Their ideals drifting too far apart to enable further | ||
collaboration and soon they reverted to their original forms, Lord Dhar, | collaboration and soon they reverted to their original forms, Lord [[Dhar]], | ||
the Underking and Bringer of Ends and Lord Ivoln, The Earthen Lord. | the Underking and Bringer of Ends and Lord [[Ivoln]], The Earthen Lord. | ||
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Revision as of 03:28, 30 November 2012
Two Immortal souls were united in what used to be Lord Dhaivol, also known as the Underking and Gatekeeper of Souls. The separate souls of the Lord of Death and Sovereign of Earth cooperated as well as competed within this merge of ideals, concepts and values. Lurking in Darkness, the former Underking was callous and self-absorbed, His immersion drawn only by the exceptional. Over time, the merging of the Gods became stressed. Their ideals drifting too far apart to enable further collaboration and soon they reverted to their original forms, Lord Dhar,
the Underking and Bringer of Ends and Lord Ivoln, The Earthen Lord.
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