Life and Death God and Bevardis…………..
“Bevardis the failed assassin. You had the Knights of Olde at your mercy and yet you lacked the courage to destroy them.”
“An ironic condemnation given this guilty scene. One would think that you murdered the guardians and torn down the Temple of Balance single handed. What is it that you are trying to achieve. As you drag your loathsome body through the underworld? And why is it that Grangough falls into decay and misery, you appear to thrive? Things in this world are rarely what they seem. You, apparently are no exception.”
“I’m the engine of life. The source of Grangough’s very existence. I’m the still centre of the turning wheel. The origin of life and the devourer of death. Death is unequivocal and can not be denied. The wheel must turn.”
“Or maybe you’re just hungry. Could it be as simple as that? Wouldn’t that be poetic irony, the great life and death god turns out be be the biggest parasite of them all.”
“Do not test my patients Bevardis. Otherwise the arc of your destiny will reach a sudden conclusion. I made you and I can unmake you if I so choose.”
“Your threats are unmoving. As your agent I’m beyond death.”
“There are fates worse then death.”
“Oh, I see you now for what you truly are. A cancerous parasite spooling deep within this world.”
“Go now, play out your pitiful rebellion and take your place amongst the damned, the destroyed and the used. But remember this….you are mind for now and the rest of eternity!”