Aug 17, 2025
I know you think this will set you free, but it won't. This power will trap you, just like it trapped Cazador. You-- you're right. I can be better than him.
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I know you think this will set you free, but it won't. This power will trap you, just like it trapped Cazador. You-- you're right. I can be better than him.
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Even Velioth got into the background
UHHHH wake up besties, new Vellioth lore just dropped???
back on my bs
based on this poptepipic strip:
Vellioth's second lesson is that power comes from solitude. To share with others is to be weak, and to be weak is to fail… and die.
Vellioth recalls when Cazador rebelled against him. Cazador suffered eleven years of impalement… because he failed.
Vellioth had a short reign and willingly turned Cazador, happy to let him murder him.
Why? WHY?
For someone called The Disciplinarian, for someone so strict as to impale someone for eleven years, he gave up immortality that quickly?
Why was he between Donella and Cazador? Was he a Szarr? Was he favored? Was Cazador too young?
Cazador was a spawn for such short a time.
WHY?
