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A short while later, [[Sarapis]] approached Tassad Baraslan in physical form. The Logos asked Tassad to help bring new light and purpose to both the [[Empyreal Assembly|Priests]] guild and the [[Church]]. Baraslan quickly rose through the ranks, attaining the position of Church secretary in short order. | A short while later, [[Sarapis]] approached Tassad Baraslan in physical form. The Logos asked Tassad to help bring new light and purpose to both the [[Empyreal Assembly|Priests]] guild and the [[Church]]. Baraslan quickly rose through the ranks, attaining the position of Church secretary in short order. | ||
In his studies on Church history, Tassad came across a strange tome that spoke of a being named Dunamis who existed on a [[plane]] of pure Order. Baraslan wished to return Dunamis to this plane in order to produce a [[patron]] for the Church, but such an act would disrupt the perfect order of Dunamis's plane, effectively destroying it. Through a complex holy ritual, Tassad took the place of Dunamis and was himself killed in the process. Sarapis bestowed upon Dunamis a new name and mantle - that of [[Deucalion]], God of Justice. | In his studies on Church history, Tassad came across a strange tome that spoke of a being named [[Dunamis]] who existed on a [[plane]] of pure Order. Baraslan wished to return Dunamis to this plane in order to produce a [[patron]] for the Church, but such an act would disrupt the perfect order of Dunamis's plane, effectively destroying it. Through a complex holy ritual, Tassad took the place of Dunamis and was himself killed in the process. Sarapis bestowed upon Dunamis a new name and mantle - that of [[Deucalion]], God of Justice. | ||
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