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{{ST|Ranzal}} Wait, they keep fiends at bay? That's fantastic! | {{ST|Ranzal}} Wait, they keep fiends at bay? That's fantastic! | ||
So I can strap one on and march right through a pack of the dirty dastards? I'll take it! Hell, I'll take three! | So I can strap one on and march right through a pack of the dirty dastards? I'll take it! Hell, I'll take three! | ||
| − | {{ST| | + | {{ST|The Prince}} Uh...no. That's not how it works. |
Only someone who is pactbound with a dragon can transport the Shards. | Only someone who is pactbound with a dragon can transport the Shards. | ||
{{ST|Ranzal}} What? Why? | {{ST|Ranzal}} What? Why? | ||
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In order to make sure they aren't moved, the man who gave the world the Shards placed the pact requirement on them. | In order to make sure they aren't moved, the man who gave the world the Shards placed the pact requirement on them. | ||
{{ST|Ranzal}} And just who was this fellow? | {{ST|Ranzal}} And just who was this fellow? | ||
| − | {{ST| | + | {{ST|The Prince}} Alberius the Founder. Our initial king, the royal family's ancestor, and the first of his line to forge a dragonpact. |
{{ST|Ranzal}} Alberius the Founder?! | {{ST|Ranzal}} Alberius the Founder?! | ||
Thought he was some faerie-tale hero. So that whole saga is true? | Thought he was some faerie-tale hero. So that whole saga is true? | ||
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You said the Shards are pieces of one'a the Church's possessions, yeah? What possession was that? | You said the Shards are pieces of one'a the Church's possessions, yeah? What possession was that? | ||
A crystal? Some kinda bottle? | A crystal? Some kinda bottle? | ||
| − | {{ST| | + | {{ST|The Prince}} They say it was an ancient relic passed down through the Church, but that's all I know. |
Do you know, Zethia? | Do you know, Zethia? | ||
{{ST|Zethia}} I am told the Shards came from a divine armament that has ties to the goddess Ilia herself. | {{ST|Zethia}} I am told the Shards came from a divine armament that has ties to the goddess Ilia herself. | ||
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{{ST|Ranzal}} Huh? So why didn't Alberius just use it himself if it was so damn powerful? | {{ST|Ranzal}} Huh? So why didn't Alberius just use it himself if it was so damn powerful? | ||
He coulda swung that sucker around and wiped out every last fiend! | He coulda swung that sucker around and wiped out every last fiend! | ||
| − | {{ST| | + | {{ST|The Prince}} If he had all the time in the world, he might have done just that. |
But no one lives forever. | But no one lives forever. | ||
{{ST|Ranzal}} I getcha. He knew the fiends would just come back once he was in the dirt. | {{ST|Ranzal}} I getcha. He knew the fiends would just come back once he was in the dirt. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:15, 22 February 2020

Summary
The Shards are fragments that Alberius the Founder placed across the kingdom to ward off fiends. They are said to come from an Ilian relic–a mighty armament that Alberius shattered into pieces.
Dialogue
Just what exactly is the Shard? I mean, I know what it IS, roughly, but...
Well, each of the Sacred Shards has the power to prevent fiends from crossing over into our world. They were placed at various locations across the kingdom as a means of defense.
So I can strap one on and march right through a pack of the dirty dastards? I'll take it! Hell, I'll take three!
Only someone who is pactbound with a dragon can transport the Shards.
They're situated in the kingdom's most defiled regions. In order to make sure they aren't moved, the man who gave the world the Shards placed the pact requirement on them.
Thought he was some faerie-tale hero. So that whole saga is true?
He then placed them across the land and made it so only those capable of forming dragonpacts–his descendants–could move them.
But I got one last question. You said the Shards are pieces of one'a the Church's possessions, yeah? What possession was that? A crystal? Some kinda bottle?
Do you know, Zethia?
Whoever wielded this armament held the power to conquer the entire continent in the blink of an eye.
He coulda swung that sucker around and wiped out every last fiend!
But no one lives forever.
Shattering the armament and binding it to the land was his people's best hope. His choices protect us to this very day.