Nehrim:Ancient Diary, Part Three
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Ancient Diary, Part Three
I have looked at the precise predestination...
"One is still needed to achieve the goal
Fallen is the helper called.
Although trickery and cunning failed
The worlds healing will be his betrayal."
This line of blasphemy close to an outsider, whose betrayal of the Tel'Imaltath makes it all possible, but ultimately provide for the salvation of the world. This is called Fallen.
trickery and cunning failed...
I can imagine who the "Fallen" should be... Even if he had helped me, I killed him. His name was Seratral, a god. He was the commander of the Divine Paladin armies, but betrayed the rest of the gods and was therefore only possible with the fulfillment of predestination. But in order to meet them, will all carry the divine blood in them. So Seratral met the same destiny, despite his help, as all other gods.
Through his betrayal was the extermination of the Paladins was made easy. It has given me a lot of fun to erase their ridiculously small army off the face of the world. They had to die, no, they wanted it. Their gods were more important to them than their own lives.
Such a thing as I have not seen among men. My theory is that they just have no higher brain function. They are thus unable to think through situations logically and to find a solution for them. One must mention only their creator and they're quite inclined to battle... At this point they fall apathetically in the battle, without regard for their own well-being...
