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==Mortal History: The Vernal Wars== | ==Mortal History: The Vernal Wars== | ||
''[[Vernal Wars| | ''[[Vernal Wars|The initial summary of the Vernal Wars]]'' | ||
The mortal races of Lusternia carried on the war against the Soulless started by the Elder Gods, and created great [[:Category:Edifices of Power|edifices of power]] from which they were able to raise their own to great power | The mortal races of Lusternia carried on the war against the Soulless started by the Elder Gods, and created great [[:Category:Edifices of Power|edifices of power]] from which they were able to raise their own to great power as [[Vernal God]]s. | ||
The mortals who became Vernal Gods all possessed the strength and abilities of those who passed through the [[Portal of Fate]] [citation needed], and these powers were only amplified by becoming Vernal Gods. In this way, the Vernal Gods were effectively more powerful than the Elder Gods before them [citation needed], and so they had more success in fighting the Soulless than history had ever seen before. Because Magnora and Dynara had not returned to this reality, there was no true way for the Soulless to die; they could only be trapped: their ability to wreak havoc delayed until they grew strong enough to break free. | The mortals who became Vernal Gods all possessed the strength and abilities of those who passed through the [[Portal of Fate]] [citation needed], and these powers were only amplified by becoming Vernal Gods. In this way, the Vernal Gods were effectively more powerful than the Elder Gods before them [citation needed], and so they had more success in fighting the Soulless than history had ever seen before. Because Magnora and Dynara had not returned to this reality, there was no true way for the Soulless to die; they could only be trapped: their ability to wreak havoc delayed until they grew strong enough to break free. | ||
Eventually, the final nine Vernal Gods were able to trap the last remaining Soulless, the [[Kethuru|Mighty Kethuru]], behind [[:Category:Living Seals|Nine Seals]], though they had to merge themselves into [[Avechna|one being]] to do so. With the Soulless imprisoned and the Vernal Gods' power absorbed by the Seals, the Vernal Wars ended, and mortals were finally, for the first time in history, able to thrive without their very existence threatened by extraplanar beings. | Eventually, the final nine Vernal Gods were able to trap the last remaining Soulless, the [[Kethuru|Mighty Kethuru]], behind [[:Category:Living Seals|Nine Seals]], though they had to merge themselves into [[Avechna|one being]] to do so. With the Soulless imprisoned and the Vernal Gods' power absorbed by the Seals, the Vernal Wars ended, and mortals were finally, for the first time in history, able to thrive without their very existence threatened by extraplanar beings. | ||
Precise dates are mostly lost to time, but several events are known to have occurred in order. | |||
#[[Gorob]] of [[Glomborolum]] becomes the first [[Vernal God]] and then teaches the method to numerous other people and places. | |||
#[[Shallah]] gives her heart to protect the [[krokani]] of [[Lirangsha]] and the [[Order of Shallah]]. | |||
#Battle at the [[Andoven Cliffs]] ends with [[Takimaru]], [[Lasoki of Larem]], and [[Cullumbara of Xavi]] slain, while [[Il'vania]] and [[Il'garala]] are possibly mortally wounded. (Only one primary source has thus far been found of this event.) [[Klangratch]] and [[Urlach]] survive. | |||
#The final nine [[fusing|merge]] to become the [[Nine Seals]], form [[Avechna]] and seal away [[Kethuru]]. | |||
==The Aftermath and Founding of the Holy Celestine Empire== | ==The Aftermath and Founding of the Holy Celestine Empire== | ||