A PROPHECY OF WAR
From the Inquisitor Eternal
As the Inquisitor Eternal sat in the confines of his cave, he stared out into a slit of wood; the pyres burgeon flames swayed back and forth. In his journey away from his brothers and sisters, he felt remorse. He felt remorse for being away from his kin and unable to stop the conflicts arising in the continent. He felt remorse for staying his hand against a Xannic Hunt and not indulging in prayers with his brothers and sisters. “O’Father Titan watching over me. You shine bright in the skies.” Eluitholnear muttered, his serpentine-orbs shifting into the night sky. “I miss my brothers and my sisters.” He spoke with despondency.
“Antonius, Tytos, Haskir, Alric, Avaeramos, Krendogron, Gamling, Elathion, Midnetora, Keledan, Sand. I pray for your protection.” Oliver murmured slowly, a small tear dropping from his left eye into the flames nearest to him. A mighty roar echoed from the cavern's entrance in the form of gelid air; a streak of light flew by, and so came burning images engraved into the embers. They were fuelled by his tears of love.
Staring intently, the drakaar held within the confines of his blade mocked. “You fool. Trust not the words of your Father. Trust in me.” It was hidden news that the influence of the sword had corrupted the dragonkin; the Inquisitor no longer sane. He scrambled to find his quil and began to write incoherently, mumbling crazed words instilled with power. A gout of smoke shifted out of his nostril, swirling around to mirror the images from the flames themself.
Upon finishing the letter, he sent out copies - each written in repeat - to his brothers and sisters. An incensed, deranged process that lasted three suns and three moons of nonstop writing.
First will come darkness; life will turn away.
Second will come Prince; life will return.
Third will come the dragon; death will come.
O’Father, to hammer unto death.
Prince will come, one to rule the dragons.
Child to the Titan King; the Prince will rule.
He will lead charge against the darkness. He will fall corrupt to darkness.
Corruption shall take him, corruption shall take him.
Prince will come, one to kill the dragons.
Child to the Titan King no more; the Prince will rule.
He will lead charge against our flames.
He is corrupt to darkness.
Mists of green, mists of blue.
Darkness has arrived.
Clad in steel, the dragons shall face.
Look to the Sand, look to the Kharajyr.
Look to the horns, look to the Horen.
The Horen is Prince, bare child no more.
The Horen is corrupt.
What is left?
War.
The Inquisitor Eternal, Oliver Helane
TO ANTONIUS; @Milenkhov Upon my return, I have forged a blade so beautiful it will shine as bright as your heart, Horen.
TO TYTOS; @Valaryon Upon my return, I have forged a longsword so courageous it will instill you with strength, Horen.
TO HASKIR; @Ryloth Upon my return, I have forged a spear so long it will reach the Titan above, Kharajyr.
TO KRENDOGRON; @Spoons Upon my return, you will need nothing forged for you have richness that the Titan admires, Dragon.
[OOC: This prophecy is only accessible to the Azdrazi and Heralds]