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First inclings of Indhis were as rumors of a man in a dream held in Ronan's temple, someone who Tseleth would see freed, but is now more commonly known as the Red Dreamer. Beonas would be the first to share his name. When Tseleth attempted to speak it Lady Lorminstra herself silenced him. |
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|alias = The Red Dreamer |
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'''Indhis''', the Red Dreamer, was a member of an ancient [[Ronan]]ite order known as the [[Dreamwalker]]s. The most famous member of the order was [[Chaeye]], a representative of Ronan who was a prominent player in the [[Griffin Sword Saga]] and a [[Liabo]] analogue to the powerful priests of the Four. |
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The first inklings of Indhis were rumors rumors of a man in a dream held in the Temple of Ronan. This was only part of the infamous Red Dreamer's story, the long years of imprisonment and secrecy about the surrounding circumstances having created a dangerous level of ignorance about Indhis's danger. His name was first shared by fellow Dreamwalker [[Beonas]]. When the [[Luukos]]ian zealot [[Tseleth]] had previously attempted to speak it, [[Lorminstra]] herself silenced him. |
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Indhis was a former Dreamwalker of the same order that Llumen, Chaeye, and Beonas were a part of. He was the best, most powerful of them all. |
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Beonas told the gathered that Indhis was a former Dreamwalker. Although young, Indhis was the best and most powerful of them all. He fell in love with [[Yaolara]], a young half-elven woman, but their love was forbidden as part of his vows of celibacy and complete devotion toward Ronan. This created a dissatisfaction in Indhis that was fanned by [[Noctus]], a [[Sheru]]vian who had been sent to bring down the Dreamwalkers from within. |
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For love of Yaolara, he sought to rid himself of his vows by the use of an artifact, as he had sworn to Ronan to put his god before all else. For this, his actions were found to be treasonous. An attempt to slay him failed, which left Llumen badly injured, and resulted in one of the Dreamwalkers, the man we knew as Tseleth, to be punished by Ronan. |
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Indhis decided to betray the order, but realized that the gods would punish him. He sought out a prehistoric artifact known as the Shroud, which was likely a piece of [[Ur-Daemon]] skin, striking down the Dreamwalker [[Llumen]] in the process and sending Tseleth fleeing in terror. Tseleth was punished by Ronan and sent to wander in the [[Sea of Fire]]. |
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Yaolara agreed to imprison Indhis, hoping that this would imprison him for all eternity. |
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Wearing the Shroud, Indhis's actions were invisible to the Lords of Liabo and [[Lornon]], which terrified the gods. They could not touch him directly, but instead worked in concert to turn Yaolara into a perfect prison. With her consent, she became a living gateway into a pocket of the Endless Dream. When Indhis came to claim her, she pulled him into the dream bodily, temporarily ending his threat. |
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He would be the cause of the [[Ride of the Red Dreamer]] and the lands attempts to keep him contained in the dream while Athamael and others looked to take his power. |
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The failure of the enchantments keeping Yaolara asleep were the subject of the [[Ride of the Red Dreamer]]. Worshipers of Liabo and Lornon both sought to keep Indhis contained, but their efforts were stymied by the secrecy of the gods and the efforts of a select few, like the demon-human hybrid [[Athamael]]. Indhis produced the [[Duskborn]], creations of the Dream, and very nearly escaped before Yaolara was put back to sleep in the [[Schism of Dreams]]. |
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Indhis, the Red Dreamer, was a member of an ancient Ronanite order known as the Dreamwalkers. The most famous member of the order was Chaeye, a representative of Ronan who was a prominent player in the Griffin Sword Saga and a Liabo analogue to the powerful priests of the Four.
The first inklings of Indhis were rumors rumors of a man in a dream held in the Temple of Ronan. This was only part of the infamous Red Dreamer's story, the long years of imprisonment and secrecy about the surrounding circumstances having created a dangerous level of ignorance about Indhis's danger. His name was first shared by fellow Dreamwalker Beonas. When the Luukosian zealot Tseleth had previously attempted to speak it, Lorminstra herself silenced him.
Beonas told the gathered that Indhis was a former Dreamwalker. Although young, Indhis was the best and most powerful of them all. He fell in love with Yaolara, a young half-elven woman, but their love was forbidden as part of his vows of celibacy and complete devotion toward Ronan. This created a dissatisfaction in Indhis that was fanned by Noctus, a Sheruvian who had been sent to bring down the Dreamwalkers from within.
Indhis decided to betray the order, but realized that the gods would punish him. He sought out a prehistoric artifact known as the Shroud, which was likely a piece of Ur-Daemon skin, striking down the Dreamwalker Llumen in the process and sending Tseleth fleeing in terror. Tseleth was punished by Ronan and sent to wander in the Sea of Fire.
Wearing the Shroud, Indhis's actions were invisible to the Lords of Liabo and Lornon, which terrified the gods. They could not touch him directly, but instead worked in concert to turn Yaolara into a perfect prison. With her consent, she became a living gateway into a pocket of the Endless Dream. When Indhis came to claim her, she pulled him into the dream bodily, temporarily ending his threat.
The failure of the enchantments keeping Yaolara asleep were the subject of the Ride of the Red Dreamer. Worshipers of Liabo and Lornon both sought to keep Indhis contained, but their efforts were stymied by the secrecy of the gods and the efforts of a select few, like the demon-human hybrid Athamael. Indhis produced the Duskborn, creations of the Dream, and very nearly escaped before Yaolara was put back to sleep in the Schism of Dreams.