The Legend of William Oh

It’s said that Lumesh finally found William Oh one of those nights of searching for his missing jaw. He possessed one of William’s servants, a black dragon, prince among his kind, aiming for revenge against William Oh.

The god of Death leveraged his power to dominate the will of the dragon, which resisted with its ancient raw will. Through the conflict, the lines began to blur, the two fused to become something…more.

That’s why Loth the Luminary is often associated with the God of the Underworld.

Because going up against William Oh’s second in command is the second quickest way to find yourself meeting Lumesh.

• Jason Salazar

“That, my friends…is Lord material right there.” Baron Akul said to his guests as the youngling walked off the stage. It was a difference of night and day. Lord don’t have dramatic, entertaining matches where either side might lose. They crush their enemies, and oftentimes do so in a way that the enemy never even saw it coming.

“You sure I can’t have him as a Vassal?” Rotwitch asked. “I need servants with high Resistance.”

“You don’t get any new Vassals until you learn to keep your hands off of them.” Bakton said, his scarred arms crossed and scowling.

The other Lords nodded in agreement.

“You guys suck.” Rotwitch pouted, her metal chair rapidly tarnishing beneath her.

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