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'''Borak''' was the original Guardian of the [[Northern_Sea|Northern Sea]] and is the most powerful Caspeid, though not the brightest. This ocean spirit is known for his treasonous, manipulative behaviour, and has been attempting to usurp the rulership of the seas from [[Neraeos]] since the God succeeded His Father [[Caspian]]. Since this time, Borak has been a part of many schemes both above and below the waves, most of which have ended in disastrous consequences. He is known to sometimes take the Caspeid [[Notia]] as his consort. | '''Borak''' was the original Guardian of the [[Northern_Sea|Northern Sea]] and is the most powerful Caspeid, though not the brightest. This ocean spirit is known for his treasonous, manipulative behaviour, and has been attempting to usurp the rulership of the seas from [[Neraeos]] since the God succeeded His Father [[Caspian (Elder God)|Caspian]]. Since this time, Borak has been a part of many schemes both above and below the waves, most of which have ended in disastrous consequences. He is known to sometimes take the Caspeid [[Notia]] as his consort. | ||
The first major transgression occurred in [[Hashan]], when Borak moved the [[Obelisk of Darkness]] from its home in the centre of [[Hashan]] to what would be an island in the [[Southern Sea]]. The power of the Obelisk could perhaps have weakened [[Neraeos]] in some way. This plan fell awry when the Caspeid [[Sefyr]] found and intercepted Borak, plunging the Obelisk into deep water until it was retrieved many years later. | The first major transgression occurred in [[Hashan]], when Borak moved the [[Obelisk of Darkness]] from its home in the centre of [[Hashan]] to what would be an island in the [[Southern Sea]]. The power of the Obelisk could perhaps have weakened [[Neraeos]] in some way. This plan fell awry when the Caspeid [[Sefyr]] found and intercepted Borak, plunging the Obelisk into deep water until it was retrieved many years later. | ||