They had read and followed every one of the sacred books, including the Book of Prophecy, which foretold of this very event, and of the Avatar's part in it as the false prophet. How had his mighty race fallen to this fate? He had always desired peace, as had his revered predecessor Draxinusom before him. The gargoyles were gone, destroyed – all save the precious few lucky enough to be outside the walls of the sunken city of Ambrosia when it had collapsed in on itself, killing all those trapped inside. There is only one way that this prophecy may be averted: That is by the sacrifice of the false prophet.Īfter the celebration and songs about Avatar's ascension and his triumphant victory over the Guardian in Terfin began to subside, the gargoyle scholar Vasagralem found himself with a great deal of time to ponder the manner in which the ancient prophecy had been fulfilled. And they will destroy all that remains of the gargoyle race. This time, the false prophet will come with a band of warriors. This shall be the second sign of the end. This will cause great earthquakes to tear our world asunder, and there will be a time of plague and famine. And the false prophet will cause the underworld to collapse. Then, it is written, the false prophet shall descend deep into the bowels of the earth.

And the false prophet will steal our most holy artifact, the Codex of Ultimate Wisdom.

One day the false prophet will come and desecrate our most holy shrine. Yet this false prophet follows not the principles of Control, Passion and Diligence. This evil one is of another race, who consider the evil one a great prophet. Thrice shall a being of great evil come into our land, and by this it shall be known that the end is nigh. An ancient prophecy tells of the final days.

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