Chapter 1: Of Orguth Mundel

Orgoth Mundel was the last of the Unkûgai tribe. He had roamed the desolate wastelands of Syrador for thousands of years, scouring the hostile landscape for the creature that had massacred his tribe, the one they called Warden Beelzebub. He had enquired at an inn as to the whereabouts of this hideous beast, but all he got was vague directions and drunken rambles. However, on one fateful day he encountered a traveller, a wise man from the east, who suggested that he visit the man known as Ujuk the Russoth.

Ujuk lived in the foul bogs of Turix, beyond the mountains of Koldimer, and beyond the forest of Upossia. It seemed a tortuous undertaking, but Orgoth’s rage fuelled him on. He then rose up and found the infamous blade, known as the Agamenmon Sword. He reached for it, and with the slightest touch was now a god of Phalanx. He rose up like a Dwarven miner in the Mosh-Pits of Dwarf, and bestiled the Sword as his own.

He found the beast and swung at him the powers he now possessed, and slayed it. Orguth Mundel was now the first King and God of the Order of Phalanx, and the founder of Notre Dame.




Chapter 2: The New Empire, Of Mioun Rectjakk

These were barbaric times. Babylon was in control of the Southern Lands, and was pushing their fleet of Men, Elves and Dwarfs to the Northern Lands. The new City of Notre Dame was weak, and antiimmune to the rest of the tribes and Cities of Time. But there was one Citizen of Notre Dame, after the death of Orguth Mundel, called Mioun Rectjakk. He was a demon of the Third Temple, and he was not a noble of the Order.

But he was a brave soul, and the Agamenmon Sword had his Name carved in it. This meant the Sword had chosen the next elite and warrior of Poweska. He then lead the Seven Son’s of Orguth Mundel and fought like the strength of the Fire Dragon, Roikushu. Roikushu came to him on the Forth night of Battle, and unblessed him with the full strength that is Agamenmon Sword.

The war continued for another twenty-seven nights. After the great and infamous battle, Notre Dame expanded and now possessed all of the Northern Lands.





Chapter 3: Of The True Czan, Paytox

Mioun Rectjakk continued to live in peace within the gates of Notre Dame, only because The Babylonian Empire feared him so. When he fell, another demon called Paytox rose up as the new emperor, but this time the Agamenmon Sword carved Czan Paytox in his name. The Czan is a prophet delivered to the order followers of Phalanx who comes very 10,000 years. But when the Agamenmon Sword was cast into the hand of the new Czan, Roikushu, the great Fire Dragon came to him and gave him a quest that will change his appearance and the rest of the world forever.

Czan Paytox was cursed with immortality; the worst of all curses bestiled by Roikushu, but only for the chosen few, Czan Paytox will now lead Notre Dame to ultimate glory, and purify the stinking pittts that is the Lands…

The army of Czan Paytox now was the greatest and most feared army of known time. The attacked the camps set out of the gate of Notre Dame, and pushed Babylon all the way down to the most southern Points of the Lands, Edinbrkoui. Greghoijoe, Faux, Presenjakk and Bizzareeh where now nothing but the ruins and home to scavenging tribes and hideous beasts. Now all that was left of the rival empire was Babylon, Midian, Madrid and Carpathia.





Chapter 4: The Ancient Text

80 years had passed since the rise of Czan Paytox, and Babylon was at its knees for survival. The Agamenmon Sword now had the following titles upon its blade:

Czan, Paytox and the sword will never die within the lifetime of minions.

Another 3 years passed and Czan Paytox was now a full demon, but he felt he could not defend the great Empire he built. So he travelled alone to the lost city of Noir. There he seeked the ancient God, Anubis Czech. He slayed him with his might Agamenmon sword. The Blade trickled with holy blood, and Czan Paytox was mutated into half Prophet Demon and half God Dragon. He was now the elite of Rosexengogh.

The great army’s of Babylon and Notre Dame are still fighting to the death, and Czan Paytox, with his Agamenmon Sword, and Body with Unholy Powers are soon to destroy the evil empire of Babylon, and then continue their journey towards better places.




Chapter 5: The Art of Roikushu

Maji-Foore pleaded with the great Fire Dragon, Roikushu, for eternal life, but instead was cast with the Black Blade of Emjopuir. With this sword, The Empire of Babylon has a fighting chance to continue with their lives and the candles bore. The sands of time for loving lough and me.

This is the Subscription within The infamous Roikushu Readings:

As true as the real world is, there is no hope for the lost cause that is Babylon.

Within time perhaps there will be a reason for the mighty fire Dragon, Roikushu to cast an eternal life curse for Maji-Foore, but there is no punishment for soul

The rotting flesh howls at the moons grave, and and may the gods of the Lands reborn in the mosh pits of hell and other infamies.




Chapter 6: The rouge in the Distance, Of Roikushu, Of Roik

In the time of Octroplois, there is but one who many know as Roikushu, the fire dragon, the rouge in the distance.

The story of Roik. He was a lesser dragon in the land of Sinn. The King of Babylon at that time was known as King Frekestan, or Hecterousis. The unwelcoming king demanded that Roik be sent to the forest of no return, thus, Ghukjk.

This forest was guarded by the elders of The Afterlife. To go there and anger them was considered an holy rape upon a breasted woman.

Roik was sent, with an army of elves, dwarfs and men. When they reached the forest, which took a trip of 50 days and 50 nights by sea, they saw a shadowy cloaked figure on the beaches. They attempted to sail away, but he cast a mighty magic spell, and the ship was destroyed along with the rest of the army. Except for Roik, who was mutated into a great dragon with the strength of Agnes. The cloaked figure only demanded he never come here again, except when he arrives with the one know as Paytox in a thousand years.




Chapter 7: Of the Ancient text, Of Quretan Octiloujakk

There were the times of trouble, in the year of Roikushu.
The ancient text were as follows:

In the meantime there will be hate of some degreshan for the.

apocalypse and the zen garden are approaching.

Thus, the Recking of Könnig and facheser

The Meantijme of Rainbow snake and serpent alike, The Czan will now be the victor of Mokjokostakk.

Lead my people he said to me, and I will replenish you as my children. This will be my everlasting casted shadow upon the gate of Hoard, Perhaps in the Folk of Noknier, I will then die, but in the lifetime of Maji-Foore, I will not allow this to consult thee.

I Notice the Cove of the flu will dieses and deescalate the Lord of the Flies.