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| As mentioned earlier, the temptation towards monotheism has always been strong in the Mist, and it was during the reign of Tokinafal VII that a heresy almost reached unprecedented proportions. The Cult of the Nameless bears resemblance to that of the One preached by the HuLlivanii since forgotten times. However, the cult of the Nameless has little to do with the symbolism of Aladhel and its grace in homage to Nature and the Universe. The heresy of Son-Tô proves to be somewhat more cruel and primarily aimed at strengthening the personal power of this individual who tragically ended his days on the Pillory Square. Needless to delve into the details of this affair here, but the consequences will be significant for the future, as the collateral victims of this disastrous era, which devastated the temple, were the Threnodes forced into exile to save both their lives and their millennia-old knowledge. They were wrongly accused of complicity with Son-Tô. Several confessions indeed provided strong denials, demonstrating that the Threnodes were horrified by the cult of the Nameless and the fatal attitude of Son-Tô. But they were not considered. | As mentioned earlier, the temptation towards monotheism has always been strong in the Mist, and it was during the reign of Tokinafal VII that a heresy almost reached unprecedented proportions. The Cult of the Nameless bears resemblance to that of the One preached by the HuLlivanii since forgotten times. However, the cult of the Nameless has little to do with the symbolism of Aladhel and its grace in homage to Nature and the Universe. The heresy of Son-Tô proves to be somewhat more cruel and primarily aimed at strengthening the personal power of this individual who tragically ended his days on the Pillory Square. Needless to delve into the details of this affair here, but the consequences will be significant for the future, as the collateral victims of this disastrous era, which devastated the temple, were the Threnodes forced into exile to save both their lives and their millennia-old knowledge. They were wrongly accused of complicity with Son-Tô. Several confessions indeed provided strong denials, demonstrating that the Threnodes were horrified by the cult of the Nameless and the fatal attitude of Son-Tô. But they were not considered. | ||
| - | Two versions exist: one claims that it was the Threnodes themselves who decided to leave Laelith, taking with them books and sacred objects, including | + | Two versions exist: one claims that it was the Threnodes themselves who decided to leave Laelith, taking with them books and sacred objects, including |
| Once the Temple was orphaned of its singers-walkers, | Once the Temple was orphaned of its singers-walkers, | ||
| The Spheres of Ascensional Liturgies remained in their tunnels for several centuries, and the Tegelthan fell silent. | The Spheres of Ascensional Liturgies remained in their tunnels for several centuries, and the Tegelthan fell silent. | ||
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