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When Summoned
Free me from this cursed wyrmbinding!
When Shapeshifted Into or Collection Portrait
Know my wrath!
Using A Skill or Collection Portrait
Begone from my sight.
When Entering Dragon's Roost
What do you seek from me, child of man?
If you do not fear me, then I must fear for your own state of mind.
Never forget that you, too, will one day become the target of my rage.
After Receiving a Gift
I seek only to repay a debt!
You are a curious one, child of man.
After Bond Level Increase
You accept me despite my rage?
I will use your strength to fuel my revenge!
Idle After Bond Level 1
Those of the Syndicate who did this to me will know well my rage!
Our pact is but temporary. Once I crush the Syndicate beneath my claws, consider it dissolved.
I will make use of your power for the sake of my rage!
Idle After Bond Level 10
I desire proof of your strength.
Do you comprehend the disgrace I felt being bound by the Syndicate as I was?
The child of man in whom I reside draws great strength from his hatred. I must acknowledge that.
Idle After Bond Level 20
A pact? Then you would bind me much as the Syndicate did! ...And yet, I find this agreeable.
When I am free from wyrmbinding, I will make you submit to me.
I would never forgive myself were I to forget my rage.
When Unbound
My existence IS power!
When Fully Unbound
I will NEVER be bound again!


Dragon Story Episodes
This Anger Is My Body

Barbatos once had a friend named
Pruflas. They were so close, they
were like two halves of a whole.


In fact, until a certain point in time,
it would have been no exaggeration
to say Barbatos and Pruflas
were one and the same.


They grew up, trained, fought,
and made a name for themselves
together. There was no discrepancy
in either strength or thought.


Pruflas's enemies trembled when
Barbatos grew angry, and he shed
tears when Pruflas felt grief.


To fight against Barbatos was to
bare fangs at Pruflas. To obey
Pruflas was to yield to Barbatos.


They were both proud to be the pair
that made up a single dragon.
...Or so it was meant to be.


One day, a man from the Syndicate
came before Barbatos and asked
the dragon a single question:
"Do you wish to be superior?"


"You can't be happy living as one,"
the man continued in a whisper.
"Your pride is a meaningless fraud.
You are better than your opposite.
Surely the world must know this."


"I can give you what you desire.
I can help you prove you are more
successful than your other half."


As the Syndicate human whispered,
Barbatos became enraged—for he
took those words as an insult to
him and Pruflas both.


Barbatos then drove the human
hence, threatening to take his life.
He was confident Pruflas would
do the same in his position.


Yet by the end of the day...
Pruflas had vanished.

Once Pruflas disappeared,
Barbatos grew weary of everything.
He had no will to do anything,
and lived his days in idleness.


Had Pruflas followed the human
from the Syndicate and vanished?
Had he believed the man's honeyed
words in order to surpass Barbatos?


Barbatos repeatedly asked himself
questions which had no answers.
But then, after many months,
the human from the Syndicate
returned—along with Pruflas.


Or perhaps it was more apt to say
the creature had BEEN Pruflas.
His former gallantry was nowhere
to be seen; his form was aberrant,
melded with countless beasts.


His former other half had transformed
so much he could scarcely speak,
and Barbatos grew enraged at
the sight of his suffering.


"He had a dream to surpass you,
and we have made it come true,"
said the Syndicate man to an
indignant Barbatos. "Now prove
your strength, if you can!"


Barbatos howled for Pruflas and
the horror which he had become,
then attacked the aberration.


But the moment Barbatos struck,
Pruflas melted away. His body
transformed into a massive chain
that bound the other dragon tight.


As Barbatos struggled,
the Syndicate man approached.


"Unfortunately, Pruflas was melded
with too many lifeforms and we could
not hold his form together. But it
served its purpose, for we now have
a chain to bind another dragon!"


The Syndicate man cackled madly.
Barbatos raged, but could not move.
He grieved, but could not weep.
And as the chain tightened, his self
began to slowly fall away.


As his mind slipped into blackness,
the Syndicate man informed him
of Pruflas's final words:


"If I am to die, I wish you could have
been the one to kill me, Barbatos..."


...How dare they.


How dare they. How dare they.
How dare they. How DARE they.
How DARE they. How DARE THEY.
HOW DARE THEY HOW DARE THEY
HOW DARE THEY HOW DARE THEY!


How dare the Syndicate!
How dare the humans!
No matter my fate, I will rend
them with tooth and claw!
I will end them ALL!


Anger is my body.
Hate is my fangs.
Fury is my claws.


Revenge...is my pride.

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