Born of the blood of two gods. Not many can make such an unbelievable <br>
statement and be believed, however, there's one where such a thing did<br>
actually take place. A fight between two gods who controlled opposite<br>
forces of Death had created the exact formula to create a third immortal,<br>
one completely unlike both of its predecessors.
Morlhach had in ages past stolen a part of Anume's power at the death of<br>
Ordaran; a piece of power that was supposed to finish the trinity of<br>
power she once held before. In time, Anume had devised a plan, and had<br>
finally decided to strike to gain this power back, just as she had done<br>
with Ordaran before.
Unfortunately, Morlhach was much stronger than Ordaran, though Anume<br>
stronger still, and it took many moons for the end event to come to pass.<br>
Anume and Morlhach fought for what seemed days across the Winter Barrens<br>
and across Aabahran's skies as Anume continued to inch closer to her<br>
victory. After every battle, Morlhach grew weaker, and in a deft attempt<br>
to remain alive when Anume finally immortally wounded Morlhach, he <br>
passed into a mortal's mind and hid.
This powerful strike that forced Morlhach into hiding came at a cost to<br>
both of the gods. Blood from Anume intermingled with Morlhach's blood,<br>
creating a homunculus. This homunculus was void of emotion and had no<br>
idea right from wrong, but it was powerful. A blank slate, if you will,<br>
the previous holder of the Mantle of Purity, Drokmar, made his move to<br>
push the Agenda of Purity onto the homunculus.
The powers of Death knew of its travesty, and tried to right itself. <br>
And they almost won, if it weren't for a powerful Avatar, and his friend,<br>
a Tribune. They both put their lives before the homunculus and saved it, <br>
keeping it from the grasps of the powers of Death that it was born from. <br>
The homunculus still had no name, but it would suddenly realize itself, <br>
and follow Drokmar into taking the Mantle he had left empty all those <br>
years before.
Eventually, Morlhach was killed by another mortal as he vainly attempted<br>
to control a mortal's body and corpse. The power released by Morlhach<br>
immediately returned to Anume, but there was still power to be had. The<br>
power of anger, which instead channeled into the homunculus, giving him<br>
what he needed to become aware. Erelei was then realized, his power<br>
molding him into what is known today: the Mantle of Purity.
Aabahran