: "Nameless for a thousand years." Think what was
: banishéd a thousand years ago… Myrkridia! No, you may
: think! SB didn't have Myrks at this time. But who says
: poor little Andir got bumped off (and why the hell
: would SB stop to murder a _child_? Bleh :P) before SB
: returned in force?
Although I agree it is a Myrk, there is a little going against your theory here.
a). Although it could have happened before Soulblighter was big, there couldn't be a Myrk there, as by the time the Myrks emerged the world was pretty much aware of Soulblighter and were embroiled in war.
b). This is only from a writer's perspective, but the end of that particular passage '…the best stories often deserve a second telling' is a writing convention used to establish an ominous tone. If Soulblighter had already revealed himself and/or his Myrkridian allies to the world, then this wouldn't really be neccesary. I'd say that this was written BEFORE Soulbligher's re-emergence.
: Myrks it is IMHO.
In mine as well, although it is a clash, because I'm definate that this piece of writing is set before Soulblighter emerges, but that would mean he had no Myrks, unless he was stockpiling them. Could be Mahir maybe?
: -Disc
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