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[[Irdima]] was left alone on the battlefield, cradling the two parts of [[Fotia|Fotia’s]] corpse (cleaved in two by [[Prykagia]]) and weeping.Her tears and weeping prayers were heard and the two halfs of [[Fotia]] did not die! | [[Irdima]] was left alone on the battlefield, cradling the two parts of [[Fotia|Fotia’s]] corpse (cleaved in two by [[Prykagia]]) and weeping.Her tears and weeping prayers were heard and the two halfs of [[Fotia]] did not die! | ||
One half, representing the cauterising, vengeful, and warlike nature of fire, became the er-elohi Jullius, the Dragon of Heaven. The other half, representing the nurturing, renewing, and cleansing nature of fire, returned as the [[Samacris | One half, representing the cauterising, vengeful, and warlike nature of fire, became the er-elohi Jullius, the Dragon of Heaven. The other half, representing the nurturing, renewing, and cleansing nature of fire, returned as the [[Samacris|ur-elohi Samacris, Mother of Phoenixes]]. | ||
[[Fotia]] was reborn as the Phoenix and the Dragon. Separate they are weaker, united they are powerful, their story has become a parable of passion and the indestructibility of love. | [[Fotia]] was reborn as the Phoenix and the Dragon. Separate they are weaker, united they are powerful, their story has become a parable of passion and the indestructibility of love. | ||
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== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery> | <gallery mode=nolines> | ||
File:JulliusTransparent.png|Jullius Model | File:JulliusTransparent.png|Jullius Model | ||
File:JulliusArt.png|Jullius Art | File:JulliusArt.png|Jullius Art | ||
