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“On your journey to the dark nexus of their invasion, you will be halted by two forces. One force is the hungering presence of Lord Krugath, whose servants hunt the humans that wander the corrupted woods at their own peril.

Then there is the other of these two apparent siblings. While her brother is a brute, her form is lithe. While he hungers for suffering, she fertilizes it within the human heart.

Prayeth Eiru, dark voices will whisper, Prayeth Eiru...

Princess Eiru of the Demonic Lords is the mistress of despair. She is what demoralizes soldiers on the battlefield and leads the greatest of them to doupt their own ability to go on.

Her castle southeast of Krugath’s domain serves as a twisted harvesting engine that reaps the spirit and ambition of those who apporach her borders. And if intruders continue their march, her personal guard will subdue the unfortunate souls.

Before the Demons began their assault on the world of humanity, the Lords of Hell came together. They cackled and yearned over the bloody banquet that was to come once the teeth of Hell tore through dirt and space. The numerous Lords in all their power plotted their roles within the apporaching campaign while the Council of Sin would oversee their wretched home during the great hunt.

Rumors in Hell suggest that Krugath and Eiru held a private council of their own as well. Did they have plans of their own? Did they value their sibling over the other Lords? Whatever the answer may be, there is potential that Eiru and Krugath are in some way, two halfs of a single Lord.

Eiru is a mischievous pixie of nightmares. The only weapon of this witch is a psychological one. She carries a lantern that saps the very hope of mortals, using this neural energy to feed the light. In turn, this light lures in more victims to continue this dark cycle. Lower demons who have denied loyalty to her soon caved, as they too were intoxicated by the light she carries with her as she slithers, on her numerous, tentacle legs.

Prayeth Eiru... Prayeth Eiru...”

- Records of Euhpon

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“On your journey to the dark nexus of their invasion, you will be halted by two forces. One force is the hungering presence of Lord Krugath, whose servants hunt the humans that wander the corrupted woods at their own peril.

Then there is the other of these two apparent siblings. While her brother is a brute, her form is lithe. While he hungers for suffering, she fertilizes it within the human heart.

Prayeth Eiru, dark voices will whisper, Prayeth Eiru...

Princess Eiru of the Demonic Lords is the mistress of despair. She is what demoralizes soldiers on the battlefield and leads the greatest of them to doupt their own ability to go on.

Her castle southeast of Krugath’s domain serves as a twisted harvesting engine that reaps the spirit and ambition of those who apporach her borders. And if intruders continue their march, her personal guard will subdue the unfortunate souls.

Before the Demons began their assault on the world of humanity, the Lords of Hell came together. They cackled and yearned over the bloody banquet that was to come once the teeth of Hell tore through dirt and space. The numerous Lords in all their power plotted their roles within the apporaching campaign while the Council of Sin would oversee their wretched home during the great hunt.

Rumors in Hell suggest that Krugath and Eiru held a private council of their own as well. Did they have plans of their own? Did they value their sibling over the other Lords? Whatever the answer may be, there is potential that Eiru and Krugath are in some way, two halfs of a single Lord.

Eiru is a mischievous pixie of nightmares. The only weapon of this witch is a psychological one. She carries a lantern that saps the very hope of mortals, using this neural energy to feed the light. In turn, this light lures in more victims to continue this dark cycle. Lower demons who have denied loyalty to her soon caved, as they too were intoxicated by the light she carries with her as she slithers, on her numerous, tentacle legs.

Prayeth Eiru... Prayeth Eiru...”

- Records of Euhpon