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There are many accounts of Torkalath's power growing too strong, of chaos reigning supreme and a mighty warrior rising up to strike light into the heart of darkness. While these stories may be true, albeit fairly embelished with fantasy, they only tell half the story of the eons. The truth is, Torkalath is not evil, nor is he the only one in this plane causing imbalance. Now that I think about it, perhaps it's because when Torkalath's followers are given free reign, they work towards the betterment of themselves, forsaking society. When Felewyn's followers are given free reign, they work towards society, forsaking themselves. Perhaps it is because of this that Felewyn's order tends to record when one of their own must strike down some opposing force and hide when one of their own must be stricken down. Hopefully this account will be different, will live on through all of this.
I apologize for my ramblings. I suppose in someone's final hours, lacking someone to talk to, they must either talk to themselves or to the paper. Either way, they get more reflective and philosophical, or maybe that's just how I see myself.
There I go again. Alright, I will focus. Between giving into urges to find what is truly me and expose the Felewyn order as something other than the "right" path. Ironically, this goes against that idea of putting myself above others, but I think Torkalath will understand.
Selvar of Palafour, the elf who started it all. It was his military prowess and his ability to charm all in sight that lead him to almost squash all of Torkalath's guilds beneath his heel.
(To be continued)
I apologize for my ramblings. I suppose in someone's final hours, lacking someone to talk to, they must either talk to themselves or to the paper. Either way, they get more reflective and philosophical, or maybe that's just how I see myself.
There I go again. Alright, I will focus. Between giving into urges to find what is truly me and expose the Felewyn order as something other than the "right" path. Ironically, this goes against that idea of putting myself above others, but I think Torkalath will understand.
Selvar of Palafour, the elf who started it all. It was his military prowess and his ability to charm all in sight that lead him to almost squash all of Torkalath's guilds beneath his heel.
(To be continued)