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The Journals of Gul'Dan (Intermission 1)Gul'Dan paced around the room seeing now what this place was.
"A demon temple," Young Gul'Dan said in amazement "why did I not notice this before?"
"Because you are young and foolish." An evil voice said out of the shadows
"Who's there!" Gul'Dan yelled "ANSWER ME!"
"You are the one they sent?" The evil voice asked.
"No one sends me anywhere!" Gul'Dan yelled
"You have disturbed my palace, and have set the statues of Kil'Jaeden in correct order." The evil voice said, "You must be the one."
Gul'Dan looked around the circular room and noticed he had put 5 statues on the floor on pedestals to clean things up.
"You mean?" Gul'Dan asked.
"Yes, I am now your tutor."
"Who are you!?" Gul'Dan screamed
"That is not required."
"What do you mean 'not required'?"
"If you are the one, you should know."
The voice then halted, and Gul'Dan became puzzled.
"Who are you!?" Gul'Dan screamed
Gul'Dan searched the catacombs beneath the spire for anything that could help him decipher who the creature might have been, and it seemed like forever since he came the first dead end. Then he noticed he was lost, but Gul'Dan had no fear. He closed his eyes and an evil aura shaded around him. He saw down the halls back to the main stairway. He continued back and then saw strange claw markings on the wall.
"By the gods," Gul'Dan gasped
He quickly ran into what he thought was a library and opened up an ancient book. It told a story.
The story of Kil'Jaeden was inscribed in the book, then Ner’zhul noticed once more those strange claw marks on the northern wall that faced the sea. Gul'Dan then noticed he had no food. He had to hunt for something, then noticed the library, he looked around every book and then noticed one he could read one of them. He quickly scanned through the pages and saw a summoning spell, he summoned seven cooked serpents. Then it hit him.
"I know your name." Gul'Dan said
"Did it finally come to you?" The voice said.
"Your name is," Gul'Dan said "Kil'jaeden."
The beast knew that any idiot would have figured that out sooner but then again, the demon did not kill him, that had to be a good sign. The demon knew that this had to be the chosen one, the one who would uncover the secrets of the Twisted Nether.[an error occurred while processing this directive] |
