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First of all,I will tell you faithful members of the church that this is just my interpretation of an ancient book I found.I say my interpretation because this book sometimes uses words who have no exact meaning on modern day language.But it gives an rather good insight on an ancient form of Qyrvaggism. | First of all,I will tell you faithful members of the church that this is just my interpretation of an ancient book I found.I say my interpretation because this book sometimes uses words who have no exact meaning on modern day language.But it gives an rather good insight on an ancient form of Qyrvaggism. | ||
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The chapter one details the battle of Hakan-del-Zir on the eyes of the Kel Ayr(an ancient people of the desert of Heen,they lived here,it isn't clear what made them disappear) | The chapter one details the battle of Hakan-del-Zir on the eyes of the Kel Ayr(an ancient people of the desert of Heen,they lived here,it isn't clear what made them disappear) | ||
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"So Kothar(Qyrvagg) became determined to change this and at the battle of Kel-dol-Alaj(Hakan-del-Zir) he cast down Melkor and the two lesser gods Ermunaz and Uzzah became one" | "So Kothar(Qyrvagg) became determined to change this and at the battle of Kel-dol-Alaj(Hakan-del-Zir) he cast down Melkor and the two lesser gods Ermunaz and Uzzah became one" | ||
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Chapter 2 describes the undead and monster invasions of Beluaterra. | Chapter 2 describes the undead and monster invasions of Beluaterra. | ||
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This is the first part of the translation,I hope it proves useful. | This is the first part of the translation,I hope it proves useful. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:26, 29 July 2007
The Book of Flames
First of all,I will tell you faithful members of the church that this is just my interpretation of an ancient book I found.I say my interpretation because this book sometimes uses words who have no exact meaning on modern day language.But it gives an rather good insight on an ancient form of Qyrvaggism.
Arch Priest Plagueis
Chapter One
The chapter one details the battle of Hakan-del-Zir on the eyes of the Kel Ayr(an ancient people of the desert of Heen,they lived here,it isn't clear what made them disappear) "The once all powerful god of war and fire(yes they believed Sartan and Qyrvagg were gods of fire and war)Melkor(Sartan) had become weak,and his followers were being corrupted" "So Kothar(Qyrvagg) became determined to change this and at the battle of Kel-dol-Alaj(Hakan-del-Zir) he cast down Melkor and the two lesser gods Ermunaz and Uzzah became one"
Chapter Two
Chapter 2 describes the undead and monster invasions of Beluaterra. "Since the beggining of times the Elder Land(Beluaterra's underground sistem)and the Sun Above(Beluaterra's surface) have suffered from the attacks of the Monsters and from Those who have Returned(undead)"
"The monsters are apparently like any other living creature,but they are not,they were made by Melkor to test and strenghten us,the surfacers are sometimes attacked by them but they cannot counter attack them,since they hide in the dark forests and here on the Elder Land(they lived on the underground) they are one of the main problems of our people,but the power of Kothar keeps them at bay"
"Those who have Returned are the souls of those who completelly failed to follow any of the tenents of Kothar,so Kothar wipes out their memories and send them here to test us,they "live" in eternal suffering but they may redeem themselves and end their own torment,but most are ville and treacherous creatures"
This is the first part of the translation,I hope it proves useful.
Arch Priest Plagueis
