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Chapter 5
The Order of Bahamut
The essence of death perceived that Tiamat would not survive the
war, now that the humans were involved. So, going before Bahamut,
death appealed to his mercy, asking that he have pity on Tiamat, the
last immortal dragon, and spare her from the inevitable death in her
defeat. But Bahamut had known of death’s deception all along, and he
saw the manipulation that was at the heart of this request.
He answered death with both grace and wisdom. He chose to grant
death’s request, and he plucked Tiamat from the dragon war, casting
her onto an empty and frozen planet, on the outer edges of the
cosmos. And at the same time, he revealed to the other Esconil the
conspiracy that death had plotted and the pain and damage that had
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The Esconil were grieved
to see that such loss could originate from within their midst, so
they agreed that death should be removed from them and banished
permanently from the heavens. Together, they created a prison for
Tiamat, made of powerful magic's, with the intent of protecting
creation from her treachery.
Without Tiamat, the
dragon rebellion crumbled, and The Great War came to a swift end.
And there was rejoicing again throughout all of creation, for peace
and goodness had been restored. A new kinship had been forged
between dragons and humans – a mutual respect for each other’s place
in creation and a willingness to display the goodness and truth that
Bahamut had instilled within them.
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