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Message: <blockquote data-quote="periculum" data-source="post: 2398599" data-attributes="member: 33253">In the aftermath of the devestation, and the loss of prime, Tocho sifts through the remains and quickly locates his quarry. On a small shard of prime, a mile maybe 2 in diameter, live the surviving red plants born of competition and destruction. Within this tiny forest can also be found a few of the animals that once lived on prime, including a dozen humans. Tocho lassos this chunk of earth and ferrys it to the fourth planet. He deposits it near the center of the pangea continent upon this fourth planet. From these remains a great citidel is constructed, which radiates life and civilization to cover the landmass. Soon the band of blood red plants is visible from space, and the humans stock their defenses. The rituals of death become very important to them, as undead mar their existence, thus every casualty is met with the way of the glittering path. They also have learned the danger that magic presents, and practice the art only fearfully and with upmost care, and deal not with creatures that imminate magic for such creatures are too unpredictable to be trusted (no dealings with efreeti or mephits). As for plants, the bode a healthy rivalry, still competing with them but definitely not seeking their destruction, for the two's fate are now entertwined within the atmosphere. They even create agriculture, a symbiotic practice in which they tend and care for the plants, and ensure a future generation to the plant, in exchange for food upon maturity. And Tocho's wolves switched targets, no longer focusing on U-Do they turn their attention to Endovior and the agents thereof. And the most devout of Tocho's human followers soon become like the wolf and become lycanthrope through their occult practices. They become the most powerful of Tocho's minions, and the most skillfull of hunters, and these he sends after the Undead. The world may be gone, but life and the universe continues.</blockquote>

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