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Harpies and Gargoyles (also called water-spewers) originate from the time of the Wars of the Gods, when the Demons fell into the world of mortals. | Harpies and Gargoyles (also called water-spewers) originate from the time of the Wars of the Gods, when the Demons fell into the world of mortals. | ||
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After the Wars of the Gods, whose end was brought on by the sacrifice of Sophia, both forms of creature sought out places for themselves in the world and now are only occasionally to be found near deserted buildings and ruins. | After the Wars of the Gods, whose end was brought on by the sacrifice of Sophia, both forms of creature sought out places for themselves in the world and now are only occasionally to be found near deserted buildings and ruins. | ||
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Harpies and Gargoyles
Harpies and Gargoyles (also called water-spewers) originate from the time of the Wars of the Gods, when the Demons fell into the world of mortals.
Harpies are creatures of demonic origin and are the offspring of Demons who paired with Elven women they had ensorcelled with their spells.
The Gargoyles guard the palaces of the Dark Elves. The Dark Elf magicians animated the stone water-spewers and breathed demonic life into them by planting the souls of weakened Demons into the first Gargoyles.
After the Wars of the Gods, whose end was brought on by the sacrifice of Sophia, both forms of creature sought out places for themselves in the world and now are only occasionally to be found near deserted buildings and ruins.
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