Til Death Do We Part

Era beginning/end

In the heart of the Necropolis, amidst the chilling aura of death and power, the alliance between the Hidden Ones and the Angels of Death was forged.

From the torn fabric between realms emerged Yxtarr, the goddess of death, accompanied by her daughter Revani, the goddess of revenge. Their presence was an ominous portent, signifying a convergence of dark forces. Valon, ever the conduit between mortal and divine, stood as their guide and harbinger of their ominous purpose.   Guided by Valon, the goddesses ventured to the Necropolis, the heart of the Angels of Death, seeking an alliance that would harness their combined powers to unleash a cataclysmic plague of death upon Idorin. The cryptic energies that bound the Hidden Ones and the Angels of Death together would create a formidable force capable of spreading darkness and decay throughout the land.   In the depths of the Necropolis, Renaesella and Valon faced each other once more after over six decades of separation. The meeting was a tumultuous blend of hatred, resentment, and aching memories of a love long buried. The passage of time had weathered their bond, turning it into a cauldron of complex emotions. Renaesella's gaze held the weight of years, her heart torn between the love they once shared and the betrayal that now marked their paths.   As Yxtarr and Revani looked on, the tension between Renaesella and Valon hung heavy in the air, a reflection of the intricate web of history and fate that had woven itself around their lives. Amidst the darkness and the shadowy machinations, their reunion became a poignant reminder of the conflicting forces that had brought them to this pivotal moment.   And so, in the heart of the Necropolis, amidst the chilling aura of death and power, the alliance between the Hidden Ones and the Angels of Death was forged, setting in motion a sinister plan that would plunge Idorin into an era of darkness and despair. The twisted threads of past and present converged, driving Renaesella and Valon to face not only the forces they had unleashed, but also the ghosts of their shared history.