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A small grey imp that watched the fall of the holy warrior walked out of the rubble of the Hexicanium. Now princeless and powerless. He thought briefly of the fight between Caius and the voidal lich and smiled the devil’s grin. The voidal lich was the one he cheered for in the end

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Joakim Colborn carried the body of Caius Primus all the way from the Hexicanum to Haense. His body faltered under his legs with each step, but he did not give up until the High Pontiff was laid down inside the church. It was there he collapsed. It was there he mourned.

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The Crab remained by the shore. Another tear joined the sea.

 

"Brandt doesn't die... Brandt doesn't die..."

 

Who would he be a narrative device for, now?

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Frederica Barclay froze as the news met her ears, and a slow breath left her lips.


"What should I call you now?"
 

All those years ago, she could still remember the first words she had ever spoken to the Pontiff. She had wondered, then, what she would call the man who was like a grandfather to her.

"Cousin Caius, child. Just Cousin Caius."

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Juliya Barclay heard the news within Haense, letting a single tear drop as she went to retire to her room.. Retiring from the public view to grieve His Holiness, her beloved cousin. 

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Lug MacSkaul begged to be taken with the body of Caius as it was carried to Haense. He cried to protect the now deceased Pontiff as the medics forcefully took Lug to Koyo-Kuni. Soon after he was tended to he knew what he had to do. He had to find Cardinal Frantzisko.

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The Holy Ser of Druzstra never once cried in his adult life and never lost face in times of peril, but part of him died with his true friend, Brandt, and it showed; A broken and gaunt face rested upon his shoulders for years to come, perhaps until death.

"In a world with darkness and terrible evil, true warriors of faith do not rest for while there is glory and duty to complete. But you, my brother, have earned it with the highest honor. Warm me a seat in the corpse hall, for the parting of brotherhood is only temporary, I promise."

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Falling alongside His Holiness, Ser Alteon cried the pontiff's name, signing the Lorraine as both were slain.

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The images of the Hexicanium filled the Duchess of Ruthern's mind. . .the wall of moving flesh, the rat tunnels and the shrill cries of undead echoed within her memory even as she returned back from her battle. The sight of so much death softened her hardened heart and atop the pile, a man who she had looked up to since childhood. 

 

Within the Duchy of Vidaus, Tatiyana vas Ruthern would recover peacefully. Though days after her fight, a letter would be received by her courier, one bearing the seal of Caius I. As her eyes scanned over the words, her vision grew blurry and for the first time in a long while, Tatiyana wept as the final words of the Pontiff sung through her mind. 

 

"THE RIGHTEOUS WALK BOLDLY."

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Lanre Cerusil, who was once great, who blasphemed, who had slain Sixtus, who had rent the earth with energies of horror, who opposed that beautiful peace Caius embodied, who had died just alike him, ran him through with a blade. It was as he said:

 

"It is the destiny of all great men to die." 

 

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One of the best characters I've ever gotten the opportunity to roleplay with, no matter the persona or situation.

 

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Arthur, although after assisting the Pontiff a few times, held a great respect for the man, for, at least he actually worked to make changes, instead of sit around. Regardless of how the Pontiff saw Arthur, in his delusions, he believed them to be great allies.

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Josefina, the great-granddaughter of the High Pontiff, entered the Haeseni church after she had seen two guards carrying a body inside. Upon seeing the body of the fallen Caius Primus, she hurriedly made her way to the dais, falling to her knees beside her beloved great-grandfather with a tearful expression.

 

"You were too good for this wretched realm, grandpa Caius. I'll look after my father for you."

 

So did Josefina make that promise, and she swore to herself that she would fulfill it.

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Ser Arathor of Númenost, after declaring Caius' passing to his people, would kneel before the holy tree of Calahdril, and offer up a prayer for his soul.

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The young Cardinal remained seated at the bench upon the garden at the Holy See. He too cried that night, albeit silently. He did not speak much with the man, yet in a way he still resonated an aura of fatherly benevolence to him. Alongside Frantzisko, Caius had guided him too along this path. The Cardinal did his best to uphold his responsibilities as Caius's Secretariat. He had indeed lost a great mentor. Ivan got up from the bench, making his way to the orchid as he whispered.

"Ex terra efficimur. Ad terram revertamur. Here he was. Here he will remain."

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