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“This has gone on… long enough. BLEED…” Sekivar had appeared behind Zaleth the man withered at the word Bleed… he tried to resist… but it was inevitable he dragged his blade against his own flesh repeatedly… blood began to run down his body as the magic continued to propel him to self mutilation. “DIE” With this word Zaleth collapsed to the ground with a loud resounding thunk. “I thank you Christopher… you weakened him enough… that I could slay him with out worry of my life…” The creature smiled… a smile so vile… so twisted most would lose their lunch at its sight. “You made a good puppet… as did your friends… I knew you’d work out well… right after you killed my first thralls… those mindless Black Elves… of coarse… I never expected Vexia to betray me… but don’t worry… I’ve ensured she won’t be interrupting my plans any further. I do feel obligated to tell you what my plans are… after all with out you they might not have come be…” He held up his fist in which was golden hair, a Brekka’s fang, and one of Zaleth’s roses. “Rise…” A shrill scream sounded as Victiara climbed to her feet… her body shaking violently. “You see… I humanity has been a blight… and thus it shall end. We shall cure this world… me and my children… the last battalion of the Black Veil Empire marches… four hundred battle hardened Septrinians… your cities will burn… your armies will be slaughtered… and your plague will be… purged.” He stepped back. “My dear… Kill Christopher will you… he has wronged you after all… he sold your soul to me… for blood. With your hair I control your body… and with this fang I am ensured that Dolith will never release the last seal… and with this rose… Zaleth died… trading can seem so innocent… and yet it dooms your entire filthy race” Victiara began to shudder as she pried a sword off the wall and stumbled towards Christopher. “Good bye… I have a genocide to launch…” The fell creature vanished as if he never had come… and yet the corpse of Zaleth and Victiara coming towards Christopher was all that was needed as proof that he had been there.