Lament for the King
The transcribed recording of the Ea Roton, Songbird of the Battlefield story/song telling the tale of the death of Imperial King Bare Kebya of Panwan , as the man held back hoards of the undead and demonic to allow the Seven Heroes to pass.
The story details the rise and fall of the military effort in the Abyssal Dragon Campaign led by the Imperial King. It tells of his devisive actions that thrust the Empire back into the fray and out on top once more. Bare Kebya was fully commited to the rights and regulations of the proper empire, but was more focused on the survival of the entire speices as a whole. He rallied the nobility that had begun to cower behind the dwindling military forces. Then reinforced those very units so that they may actually stand a chance again.
He united the Empire again and put them back onto the course that was started hundreds of years past. He made sure that the feeling of the empire, the safety it provided, was felt once more and actually palpable to the touch. Magic and the incredible were revered and respected, no longer feared and treated like a dangerous weapon.
When the Seven true Heroes began to rise, Bare was devout in his belief of their chance at defeating this centuries long foe. He invested in the seven and made sure to give them all the support he could, rallying the support of the people of the Empire to better inspire all forces involved in the newly changing tides of the war.
When the day came to finally end the foe, Bare Kebya was standing alongside the forces at the front, trying to secure the safety of his kingdom for all involved. Wishing to ensure that the Empire and its Heroes could finally save the continent from the growing threat.
He was slain by an overwhelming number of forces, rushing and casting at him faster than others could counter. Though, it will never be said he went out without a fight, as the man took down dozens, if not a hundred, of the damned souls before he departed the world of man and monsters.
The story details the rise and fall of the military effort in the Abyssal Dragon Campaign led by the Imperial King. It tells of his devisive actions that thrust the Empire back into the fray and out on top once more. Bare Kebya was fully commited to the rights and regulations of the proper empire, but was more focused on the survival of the entire speices as a whole. He rallied the nobility that had begun to cower behind the dwindling military forces. Then reinforced those very units so that they may actually stand a chance again.
He united the Empire again and put them back onto the course that was started hundreds of years past. He made sure that the feeling of the empire, the safety it provided, was felt once more and actually palpable to the touch. Magic and the incredible were revered and respected, no longer feared and treated like a dangerous weapon.
When the Seven true Heroes began to rise, Bare was devout in his belief of their chance at defeating this centuries long foe. He invested in the seven and made sure to give them all the support he could, rallying the support of the people of the Empire to better inspire all forces involved in the newly changing tides of the war.
When the day came to finally end the foe, Bare Kebya was standing alongside the forces at the front, trying to secure the safety of his kingdom for all involved. Wishing to ensure that the Empire and its Heroes could finally save the continent from the growing threat.
He was slain by an overwhelming number of forces, rushing and casting at him faster than others could counter. Though, it will never be said he went out without a fight, as the man took down dozens, if not a hundred, of the damned souls before he departed the world of man and monsters.
Type
Manuscript, Musical
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