ANITHRARIL

ANITHRARIL
 
 
Little is still known about the man who arrived at the gates of Savant
in the spring of 347PC and was accepted into the embrace of the mages.
No record remains of his name, only that he was already middle aged at
the time of his arrival. What is recorded is that as a Savant this man
drew little attention to himself. A few of his notes in the spaces of
some texts reveal him to have studied random subjects. The records of
his studies indicate that during his tenure among Savants he developed
many theories about something beyond the magic of time, something that
most Savants did not quite agree with. Vague references were found in
some texts in the library of the Tower, indicating he had discovered a
way to harness a different power. However, no further information were
found and the references were forgotten when the man resigned from the
Tower. From that time on nothing was heard or seen about the man until
the appearance of the Demon Suibremoront.
 
It was two hundred years after his arrival at the gates of Savant that
the greatly aged man appeared again in the folds of history. While the
gods battled the Demon Suibremoront and the rift formed over Val Miran,
the Mysterum of the Tower saw the man again. They say rumored that he
wandered into the gnome village muttering of the actions of the Demon.
Witnesses say in the gnome village he made use of what appeared be his
research to take advantage of the damage Suibremoront wreaked upon the
very fabric of space in Aabahran. It seems the man opened up a gateway
into another plane of existence and attempted to gather the power from
that plane. Most Mysterum agree that this unique occurrence could have
only happened because of the weakness Suibremoront's portals formed in
the folds of space-time. Rumor has it that this act almost killed the
man as the pure elemental power poured from this plane into him. When
the world settled at the arrival of Caimor, Chayesh and Malchaeius the
gateway shut and the man collapsed to the ground. When he stood again,
he was unharmed by the burning energies.
 
While the matter confuses even the greatest of Mysterum it is commonly
believed this man became known as the god Anithraril and presides over
all of those who could call themselves Mystics.