Even with an ending to move forward, even remembering forever, when that's what you needed, and what everyone needed was high expectations, in your favor, even thinking about it, when it was easy to show how different everything can be.

Even now, in his relationship, with everyone in his life, new friendships, lovers, with the best way of being himself, but manipulating everyone around him, being that basically, supporting and changing everything the world and his city do. involved himself in big parties, events and countless trips, in addition to festivals and holidays, he controls everyone's lives, he was his former villains' worst nightmare.

Today nothing has changed, that feeling he had when he couldn't do anything, it took years for him to be certain that he could never again be accused of arriving too late, that his relatives should have died naturally, but it wasn't a peaceful death, no one there died in his sleep, so now it was for every person who has ever fallen victim to an ancient villain, not one of them deserved to have his life taken away.

Chronicles of Eternal Pleasures in Desires

These tiny bits of their withered remains littered existence, corrupting anyone they came in contact with, with the exception of the webs and objects that protected them from direct contact. 


Even after several centuries, Vandokar had amassed enough followers and worshipers among ambitious mages to achieve demigod status, in which he was accepted among the most corrupt powers in the Astral Sea. 


Even if for failing him, he turned his most powerful lieutenants into the first of the undead monstrosities known as humans of the council of skulls of Zunren , at which time many, including Elminster , were aware of the threat of Vandokar 's rise . 


Tsuki discovered ancient records, dating back to a failed attempt to ascend to full deity status, Vandokar himself was banished to Cavitius , who was lured to the Dread Domains by the Powers of Darkness; with his failures he had only then to offer the means which the god owed him, in the case of Osborne. 


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