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Cyric
    "Cyriclasn'bael"

    A voice whispered through the blackness. Centuries upon
    centuries have passed since sound had been heard.

    "Cyric," the voice spoke again, using his more common
    name.

    The beast finally opened his eyes after his age long slumber.

    "What do you wish of me?"

    "Your time has come, Great One. Your destiny is upon
    you. The Ancient Gods of Alanthia have fled, leaving the
    Younger Gods of the Three Moons to rule. The time is
    coming, Lord, and I've been sent to awaken you."

    The Black Wyrm remained motionless, surrounded by the
    immense walls of his mountain cavern, mulling over this
    welcome news. "How did you get in here? My home had
    been sealed by the Ancient Ones, never to be reopened
    while they remained in power. My slumber was much the
    same, induced by them to keep me from attaining my
    goals."

    "Aye, Lord. The Master of my order transported me here
    by magical means. He sent me here to awaken you and offer
    the order's support in your cause." The young man was
    getting nervous, his eyes shifting from the great red
    eyes of the Dragon before him to the amazing wealth of
    Ancient Magic surrounding him.

    Cyriclasn'bael chuckled to himself. "Your master seeks the
    Ancient Magic. I am not so newly awakened to not realize
    this, little one."
    With those words, the dragon lashed out with his long tail
    to capture the small human within it. "Tell your Master
    that his support is unnecessary and unwanted. And the
    messenger superfluous."

    A smile cracked the great maw of the Beast, revealing the
    dozens of razor sharp teeth and fangs.


    Many days later, reports began filtering throughout the lands
    that many sightings have been made of Draconic activity in
    the Northern Mountains. Not more than a week after,
    news of razed villages were to follow. No one knew from
    where this Black Destroyer came, or what his
    intentions were.

    But the Master of the Black Order knew to be afraid.

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