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''The Sibyl's and the Fugitive's paths crossed again in the crater of the Peak of Dust: Iris teamed with Kassar to vanquish Idabaoth, a Sihir of Fire, and became the Fury. Immediately after her exhausting victory, Iris was possessed by Yllia, the goddess of the Wolfen. The Fugitive had already witnesses crises of this sort, but this time Ophir was not there to calm his young pupil! Kassar was flattened by Irix's freeze. Through her vestal's mouth, Yllia made a revelation that forever changed his conception of existence.'' | ''The Sibyl's and the Fugitive's paths crossed again in the crater of the Peak of Dust: Iris teamed with Kassar to vanquish Idabaoth, a Sihir of Fire, and became the Fury. Immediately after her exhausting victory, Iris was possessed by Yllia, the goddess of the Wolfen. The Fugitive had already witnesses crises of this sort, but this time Ophir was not there to calm his young pupil! Kassar was flattened by Irix's freeze. Through her vestal's mouth, Yllia made a revelation that forever changed his conception of existence.'' | ||
For Kassar, all the Wolfen are brothers, no matter their origins or their religion. The Fugitive can indifferently join a Wolfen pack or a band of Devourers. | For [[Kassar the Fugitive|Kassar]], all the Wolfen are brothers, no matter their origins or their religion. The Fugitive can indifferently join a [[Wolfen of Yllia|Wolfen]] pack or a band of [[Devourers of Vile-Tis|Devourers]]. | ||