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This [[abandoned]] [[temple]] was one of the larger [[temple]]s of Zeus on the [[Prime Material World]] [[Olympus]] was taken from. However, it was [[desecrated]] and [[abandoned]] during the miscast [[arcane ritual]] that [[transformed]] the [[Seven Voices of the Gods]] into [[the Living Gods]]. Ironically, the [[high priest | This [[abandoned]] [[temple]] was one of the larger [[temple]]s of Zeus on the [[Prime Material World]] [[Olympus]] was taken from. However, it was [[desecrated]] and [[abandoned]] during the miscast [[arcane ritual]] that [[transformed]] the [[Seven Voices of the Gods]] into [[the Living Gods]]. Ironically, the [[high priest]] of Zeus was the only Voice not transformed. Instead, he was [[killed]] by his son [["Hercules"]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p.276-280</ref> The high priest's [[ghost]] now haunts the temple as the entity known as [[the Forsaken One]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]] p>291-292</ref> | ||
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This abandoned temple was one of the larger temples of Zeus on the Prime Material World Olympus was taken from. However, it was desecrated and abandoned during the miscast arcane ritual that transformed the Seven Voices of the Gods into the Living Gods. Ironically, the high priest of Zeus was the only Voice not transformed. Instead, he was killed by his son "Hercules".[1] The high priest's ghost now haunts the temple as the entity known as the Forsaken One.[2]
References
- ↑ Undead Sea Scrolls 2002 p.276-280
- ↑ Undead Sea Scrolls 2002 p>291-292
