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Sometimes something great comes along and you know what must be done...

Now I know most of you out there might not care for this but this is really going to make the day of one person out there, maybe even two.

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The Burning Legion,
Ultimately betrayed again by the monster known only as Toffee, Ludo was hurled into a portal but without Hekapoo's guiding magic, the inter-dimensional webways were unable to steer away from the dark and more corrupt worlds. Ludo awoke this time, not in the wilderness of Mewni but on Argus the home of the Legion...

When he finally returned to Mewni some years later, he came back not as the the starved survivor but as an all powerful conqueror with a army of demons at his beck and call. Ludo had taken especially well to summoning magic, so much so that he didn't even need extra power to summon and control more powerful demons. No in fact it came quite natural to him. As the bird flies or the fish swims, Ludo was born to command armies, nay, Legions of Demons.

His home was not the world he had left behind. It had been drastically changed for the worse it seemed. War and strife had ravaged this world, bring it's inhabitants to verge of extinction. A conflict brought on by those who knew not what they did. With no magic to protect them and their resources whittled away over years of ongoing and ceaseless aggression, his victory was all but complete. It was not one he had envisioned but he took great delight in razing what little was left of this world again.

Perhaps out of spite or perhaps to sate his own growing desire for power, he recreated that which was lost, that which was cleaved from his grasp and corrupted it with foul magics. He then had have the skull of his greatest enemy fashioned into a fine demonic trophy which still serves under him to this very day. Lu'dan and St'ari travel from world to world using his new acquired dimensional powers stolen from Hekapoo in the name of the Legion. Slowly but surly making their way back to earth...

"Let me tell you something about my family and why no one living has ever heard of them."
-Lu'dan talking to St'ari.

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Personal Note,
I've said it time and time again, people and especially you story tellers out there, please treat your villains with respect and care otherwise not only are you demeaning the heroes and their journey for that matter but your also belittling the people who consume the materials. You don't have to like your villains but they play possibly the second if not the most important part in a narrative, they are your conflict and if they are not credible than neither is your journey through it. Ludo is as of this time a good example but I worried that might change for the worse like another idol of mine who, despite me knowing how their creator's narrative usually works, I'm hoping had the foresight to make a soulstone before his raid fight.

Update: I was right, the ending was bad. What a let down.

Update 2: As far as I'm concerned this is my new fannon to counter the real cannon we got in the end. Killed sentient magical beings, lord only know how many humans and disconnected the worlds; this was the happy ending? I cannot physically express how anger inducing this whole experience has been. I'm gonna go chill, maybe I can still reconcile this but highly unlikely, I am royally pissed and remain absolutely livid about the whole damn thing.

Update 3: I remain absolutely livid!

Description
Sometimes something great comes along and you know what must be done...

Now I know most of you out there might not care for this but this is really going to make the day of one person out there, maybe even two.

------------------

The Burning Legion,
Ultimately betrayed again by the monster known only as Toffee, Ludo was hurled into a portal but without Hekapoo's guiding magic, the inter-dimensional webways were unable to steer away from the dark and more corrupt worlds. Ludo awoke this time, not in the wilderness of Mewni but on Argus the home of the Legion...

When he finally returned to Mewni some years later, he came back not as the the starved survivor but as an all powerful conqueror with a army of demons at his beck and call. Ludo had taken especially well to summoning magic, so much so that he didn't even need extra power to summon and control more powerful demons. No in fact it came quite natural to him. As the bird flies or the fish swims, Ludo was born to command armies, nay, Legions of Demons.

His home was not the world he had left behind. It had been drastically changed for the worse it seemed. War and strife had ravaged this world, bring it's inhabitants to verge of extinction. A conflict brought on by those who knew not what they did. With no magic to protect them and their resources whittled away over years of ongoing and ceaseless aggression, his victory was all but complete. It was not one he had envisioned but he took great delight in razing what little was left of this world again.

Perhaps out of spite or perhaps to sate his own growing desire for power, he recreated that which was lost, that which was cleaved from his grasp and corrupted it with foul magics. He then had have the skull of his greatest enemy fashioned into a fine demonic trophy which still serves under him to this very day. Lu'dan and St'ari travel from world to world using his new acquired dimensional powers stolen from Hekapoo in the name of the Legion. Slowly but surly making their way back to earth...

"Let me tell you something about my family and why no one living has ever heard of them."
-Lu'dan talking to St'ari.

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Personal Note,
I've said it time and time again, people and especially you story tellers out there, please treat your villains with respect and care otherwise not only are you demeaning the heroes and their journey for that matter but your also belittling the people who consume the materials. You don't have to like your villains but they play possibly the second if not the most important part in a narrative, they are your conflict and if they are not credible than neither is your journey through it. Ludo is as of this time a good example but I worried that might change for the worse like another idol of mine who, despite me knowing how their creator's narrative usually works, I'm hoping had the foresight to make a soulstone before his raid fight.

Update: I was right, the ending was bad. What a let down.

Update 2: As far as I'm concerned this is my new fannon to counter the real cannon we got in the end. Killed sentient magical beings, lord only know how many humans and disconnected the worlds; this was the happy ending? I cannot physically express how anger inducing this whole experience has been. I'm gonna go chill, maybe I can still reconcile this but highly unlikely, I am royally pissed and remain absolutely livid about the whole damn thing.

Update 3: I remain absolutely livid!