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The [[Adamas Machine]] was used by [[Ahasveros]] to summon a tidal wave and turn aside an enemy fleet of ships that were going to invade [[Misenos]]. However, shortly thereafter while making adjustments, Ahasveros accidentally directed a massive tidal wave and directed it towards Misenos. The city | The [[Adamas Machine]] was used by [[Ahasveros]] to summon a tidal wave and turn aside an enemy fleet of ships that were going to invade [[Misenos]]. However, shortly thereafter while making adjustments, Ahasveros accidentally directed a massive tidal wave and directed it towards Misenos. The city was instantly flattened and destroyed. Ahasveros is the only creature that is a permanent resident, lingering on as a [[bussengeist]]. His life force is linked to the machine; without destroying it Ahasveros will forever be trapped as darklord of [[Incitatus]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.259-260</ref> | ||
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The Adamas Machine was used by Ahasveros to summon a tidal wave and turn aside an enemy fleet of ships that were going to invade Misenos. However, shortly thereafter while making adjustments, Ahasveros accidentally directed a massive tidal wave and directed it towards Misenos. The city was instantly flattened and destroyed. Ahasveros is the only creature that is a permanent resident, lingering on as a bussengeist. His life force is linked to the machine; without destroying it Ahasveros will forever be trapped as darklord of Incitatus.[1]
References
- ↑ Undead Sea Scrolls 2002 p.259-260
