Asfrithur
(#5017626)
A... guest, was it? Very well.
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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
7.13 m
Wingspan
7.85 m
Weight
951.81 kg
Genetics
Black
Ribbon
Ribbon
Royal
Breakup
Breakup
Maize
Underbelly
Underbelly
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 25 Coatl
Max Level
STR
6
AGI
10
DEF
6
QCK
50
INT
129
VIT
9
MND
6
Lineage
Parents
Offspring
- Savani
- Shaundi
- Volarius
- Venternoctunix
- Viseria
- Shadewalker
- Rory
- Zenthra
- Avon
- Ghast
- Glitterkid
- Soma
- Myst
- Evanel
- Moonsong
- Platon
- Frostbloom
- Generous
- Harlequin
- Nyx
- Selene
- Gweneth
- Loa
- Ospen
- Kimiko
- Unnamed
- Derdre
- Heulwen
- Xanthia
- Rhiain
- Siadina
- Bylii
- Andari
- Kirin
- Boysenberry
- Deiene
- Tirion
- Auri
- Idry
- Destin
- Kelsier
- Sunniva
- Zona
- Hydrangea
- Qubine
- Vica
- Radius
- Hauki
- Aleka
- Mimosa
- Yunwin
- Auda
- Lieselotte
- Melody
- Leno
- Unnamed
Biography
Asfrithur
~Spiritus Loci~
~Spiritus Loci~
Asfrithur.
As far as the rest of the Clan knows, she is just vaguely terrifying, undeniably on their side, and unrepentantly and unsolvably mysterious.
The truth is this:
During the Second Age, the land the Outpost now stands on was a University of Magic, something which slowly but surely saturated the land in magic as the Lay Lines around it - already plentiful - shifted closer to the incessant pull of active magical workings until they tangled together and echoed off of each other in what is called a Ley Knot or Ley Hub.
Naturally occurring Lay Hubs spawn wherever two or more Lay Lines run too close to each other, then proceed to blend and even out the energy between the Lay Lines before naturally dissolving and letting the Lay Lines return to their old courses, stronger and more stable than before.
The Lay Hub under the Outpost, however, never got the chance to dissolve as the magicians living above it constantly changed and shifted and worked magic using the power of the Hub, preventing it from stabilising.
Then the Cataclysm came, bringing the Arcanist into the world, upsetting the natural flow of magic for all of Sornieth as all Ley Lines were flooded with raw magic and souls torn from their shells too early.
Hubs spawned everywhere, and already existing ones were driven deeper, stronger, quicker - morphing into something which may best be described as a Lay Well, reaching down into the pulsing core of pure magic at Sornieth's heart in an attempt to drain away the excess magic from the surface and return the lost souls to the cycle.
This was still fine.
Still just Sornieth trying to balance things out and keep them in a natural order.
The issue came when the Arcanist pulled down the Shade, and shattered the Shield.
Of course the Shade would aim for the natural weak spots in Sornieth's shell, the places where it had what amounted to a paved road leading right into the world's heart, where lost souls cried for purpose - any purpose.
It aimed for the Wells.
The deities drove it away, of course, but some tatters lingered, taking refuge in the souls of creatures of the realm... or hiding so deep in the Wells that they could not be uprooted without tearing the realm apart and risking new cataclysms.
This is where Odin comes in. Him and his mate, Frigga.
The two travelled warily into the dark and ruined Hewn City. They had been assigned to the mouth of the Hewn River by the Lightweaver, nominally to protect it from the Beastclans, but in truth to keep the Shade below the land in check and prevent its malicious whispers from influencing the dragons in the area.
Frigga brought her Charge with her: the Lightweaver had bestowed upon her the bones of one of the first imperials. Unknown to her, the bones were the vessel of a pristine soul, one who was made outside the cycle to keep it from the burdens of living many lives, but which was thusly unable to return to it.
Odin brought a life-long Search, that he despaired of ever finishing.
They were meant for that place, their fates having led them there.
Odin found his Charge at last; he knew with a bone-deep certainty that this, this was the place that he would protect and cherish, nourish back to life and belong in.
Brisea safely delivered the soul she had been carrying around, keeping safe for this very moment, to a place where it could find purpose once again.
The soul sank into the Well and absorbed the lost, tainted remains of souls dwelling there; gaining purpose from their grief and anger ...but also from Odin’s joy and protectiveness, from Frigga’s faithfulness and nurturing, and from the purpose the Lightweaver had installed in them upon their creation:
Live.
Fight.
Asfrithur lived.
All that remained was to use their anger to prevent grief from striking again, to protect and nurture and be faithful those within their lands. To bring them joy, and to fight all who tried to prevent them.
...they might need a physical form for this.
The assassin creeping up on their dragons would do.
Let no-one accuse Asfrithur of not being efficient.
(There is a reason why the dragons of the Outpost are fanatically loyal to each other. The very land they live on, the air they breathe, the magic they wield will not let them be anything else.)
Trivia
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Exalting Asfrithur to the service of the Lightweaver will remove them from your lair forever. They will leave behind a small sum of riches that they have accumulated. This action is irreversible.
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