[He scoffed at the very idea of humans creating such a thing. The very idea was almost humorous.]

Hardly, humans were a race still in its infancy. Most lived in little barbaric tribes scattered across the land, very few actually managed to put together the bare scrapings of a civilization. It was not until they scavenged our knowledge that they could be considered remotely formidable.


No, my people warred upon themselves. I know not what caused it exactly, but after the Goddess I served under was slain the rest of our Gods let their lust for power drive them. I suspect it was of their doing, as none were seen or heard from since. [Not that he was complaining.] I did not see it personally, I only felt it as we defended our Temple from their forces. We retreated behind our Temple's walls not long after, where we remained. We were fortunate in that the Vir'abelasan provided us the knowledge to retain some of our magic. Without it we likely would have shared the unfortunate fates as the rest of our people. Though even our magic waned in strength, it does not come as readily as it once did.