The Crimson Door

This hymn/legend is often told to be of a Crimson blood colored door that is told to be locked and hides a great evil behind it.

Summary

Behold, beware, the Crimson door. When Kain is near, She is far. When he is gone, She has come. Then the Tides, of Crimson rise.

Historical Basis

The hymn/legend seems to speak of the Demon Witch Inviktus and her reawakening.

Spread

It is often spread only between those who are history lovers, those who worship Cain, and those who were around during the time of Inviktus and shortly after her defeat.

Variations & Mutation

Behold, behold, the bloody wall. Of hate and death, line the wall. When it is cleaned, it shall fall. Then the wall, shall fall and fall.

Cultural Reception

The reception is often interpreted as a code or warning of such around those who know of it. It is as well told as a sort of nightmare bedtime story told between kids and teens.

In Literature

It is often referenced in books that speak of Cain, Sellidan, or Fallip. As well it is sometimes referenced in books of the Covenant of Five.

In Art

It has only been seen in paintings that are usually depicted as a door draining of blood as it pours out from underneath.

Date of First Recording

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Date of Setting

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Related People

• Inviktus

Related Organizations

• The Black Fey