The fall of the four

Eventually Undrad was allowed to collect all four stones and the ritual required to complete the mechanism of his freedom. All that was left to do was sacrifice two generals. Their blood combined would need to cover all four stones while he stood in the middle of them. This would allow him to see through the magical barriers placed and imbue him with the power to travel to the dragon worlds. Though Undrad thought he was being clever, two of the gods generals volunteered to be sacrificed in honor of their gods and to save the rest of Tholoria from Undrad. They let themselves be captured by Undrad, putting up a moderate fight to sustain the illusion. Upon capturing both generals, Undrad immediately returned to his place of ritual to sacrifice them and began the ritual to his freedom or so he thought.

At the moment the ritual completed, the gods appeared next to Undrad and ripped the demon stones from the earth. A huge magical cage sprung up around him, trapping him in it’s center. Undrad was furious and attempted to break free, but each time he touched the barriers he felt his powers draining. He was trapped in a prison of his own making.

With Undrad unable to resurrect the four, they fell in battle never to rise again. Their most loyal bodyguards took the corpses to be resurrected, but never returned. No one knows what happened to them and three of the four were never recovered. Only  Nivera Ravenclaw’s body was burned and the remaining bones were sealed off deep beneath the earth by the elves. The races became tired of fighting among each other and their skirmishes grew fewer and far between. They finally agreed to peace among the continents and the magical blockades placed around Nyldras were removed as the world settled down again. Some rules were established to aid in preventing such a war from ever breaking out again.