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=== <center><u>Alaidain's Gem</u></center> ===
| Date = 11-20-2001
<i>This object was discovered in the Catacombs of Ithaenc Cathedral. The pedestal it floats above is inscribed, “The words upon this gem were scribed by Her Majesty Empress Alaidain upon her return to the lighted lands. In her waning years, she entrusted this gem to the wards of Ithaenc. Only the monarchs of the Seaborne Empire may read these fateful words, spoken by the last King of Dericost as he lay dying before his throne of ice.”
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<br><br>This is perhaps the single most important Falatacot prophecy to have been recovered by historians. The rising of Bael'Zharon in Portal Year 11, defeated in part by the efforts of Isparians, is known to be the “Fourth Sending of Darkness.” One Sending yet remains, and with it, “the Darkness shall win.”</i>
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<br><br><center><u>The Fivefold Curse</u>
<em>This object was discovered in the Catacombs of Ithaenc Cathedral. The pedestal it floats above is inscribed, “The words upon this gem were scribed by Her Majesty Empress Alaidain upon her return to the lighted lands. In her waning years, she entrusted this gem to the wards of Ithaenc. Only the monarchs of the Seaborne Empire may read these fateful words, spoken by the last King of Dericost as he lay dying before his throne of ice.”
As we were sent by the Darkness
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<br>The Darkness shall send again
This is perhaps the single most important Falatacot prophecy to have been recovered by historians. The rising of Bael'Zharon in Portal Year 11, defeated in part by the efforts of Isparians, is known to be the “Fourth Sending of Darkness.” One Sending yet remains, and with it, “the Darkness shall win.”</em>
<br>An avenging star
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<br>A light to bring darkness
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<br>The Darkness shall send then
<u>The Fivefold Curse</u>
<br>A knowledge:
<br />As we were sent by the Darkness
<br>A power to bring destruction
<br />The Darkness shall send again
<br>For Alaidain's blood shall be
<br />An avenging star
<br>The death of the people
<br />A light to bring darkness
<br>And then Darkness shall send yet again
<br />The Darkness shall send then
<br>And once more, and the Darkness shall win</center>
<br />A knowledge:
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<br />A power to bring destruction
 
<br />For Alaidain's blood shall be
<br />The death of the people
<br />And then Darkness shall send yet again
<br />And once more, and the Darkness shall win
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Latest revision as of 08:04, 24 August 2019


Alaidain's Gem


From 11-20-2001

This object was discovered in the Catacombs of Ithaenc Cathedral. The pedestal it floats above is inscribed, “The words upon this gem were scribed by Her Majesty Empress Alaidain upon her return to the lighted lands. In her waning years, she entrusted this gem to the wards of Ithaenc. Only the monarchs of the Seaborne Empire may read these fateful words, spoken by the last King of Dericost as he lay dying before his throne of ice.”

This is perhaps the single most important Falatacot prophecy to have been recovered by historians. The rising of Bael'Zharon in Portal Year 11, defeated in part by the efforts of Isparians, is known to be the “Fourth Sending of Darkness.” One Sending yet remains, and with it, “the Darkness shall win.”


The Fivefold Curse
As we were sent by the Darkness
The Darkness shall send again
An avenging star
A light to bring darkness
The Darkness shall send then
A knowledge:
A power to bring destruction
For Alaidain's blood shall be
The death of the people
And then Darkness shall send yet again
And once more, and the Darkness shall win