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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sarellion" data-source="post: 2071987" data-attributes="member: 6254">Is it decided how much Thanatos knows about the primal oath and what he wants? Rystil stated an opinion but not sure if it is his contribution.I go on with this part of the story if Rystil doesn´t object.Thanatos knows about the primal oath and was the maker of the magical part of it. The oath works differently than the others, so the enchantments are different, too. As he later found out, one of his apprentices was able to twist the magic a little bit. After Thanatos got some idea what happened, he wanted to confront the apprentice but the young enchanter had already dissappeared.He is unsure about the wording of the oath as the oath was sworn without him being present.It seems that Thanatos today doesn´t care about Tellas much. In reality he is still upset about the affair but chooses to pretends even to himself that it was his idea all along and everything is proceeding according to his wishes and desires.  At the moment Thanatos is leaving most of the day to day affairs at the responsibilty of the Patriae Sicarii as he is more concerned about delving into the last secrets of necromancy.  The Patriae Sicarii thought about assuming control of the empire but realised that being the power behind the throne and being an invaluable tool for empire is far safer than being the ruling class themselves. Thanatos himself didn´t cast a vote on the matter but he isn´t interested in ruling the empire as it would only distract him from his studies.</blockquote>

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