Difference between revisions of "The Final Days of Ethseeda Giore"
From ThornsWiki
Thornswiki (talk | contribs) (Created page with "==Introduction== Written by a passive author known as Javekan Inaute, during the final years of Aminark Giore's rule. The pages are not all legible, and a lot of it has been l...") |
Thornswiki (talk | contribs) |
||
| Line 14: | Line 14: | ||
*''..her aged face, so weary in its wisdom, did take in the many generations around her bed. Ethseeda, O great mother of Giore and its peoples, did close her pale rose eyes one last time and walk with Imaan to the...'' (partial reconstruction) | *''..her aged face, so weary in its wisdom, did take in the many generations around her bed. Ethseeda, O great mother of Giore and its peoples, did close her pale rose eyes one last time and walk with Imaan to the...'' (partial reconstruction) | ||
| + | |||
| + | [[Category: Myths]] | ||
Revision as of 07:56, 13 December 2018
Introduction
Written by a passive author known as Javekan Inaute, during the final years of Aminark Giore's rule. The pages are not all legible, and a lot of it has been lost to the cruel hands of time, but there are snippets that have been captured below.
The Final Days of Ethseeda Giore
- No more did the Da Giore matriarch fear for her people, for her people had found safety within the womb of the mountain.
- ...for it was she who spoke the true words of Imaan...and...for those who would seek the truth... (partial reconstruction)
- He cried out, "O Great One, we follow your wisdom for it... (partial reconstruction)
- But Kaelm did not heed Aminark, thrice he returned to that most unholy place. Thrice he conspired. Thrice he betrayed.
- And so unto The Deep, did Aminark banish Kaelm and his followers, to hide the forbidden prose lest they too suffer the fate of The Lost Ones.
- ..her aged face, so weary in its wisdom, did take in the many generations around her bed. Ethseeda, O great mother of Giore and its peoples, did close her pale rose eyes one last time and walk with Imaan to the... (partial reconstruction)