Veil of Darkness - The Prophecy

The Prophecy

The Prophecy is the curse placed on Kairn by the Agrippa for imprisoning it. When the Player acquires the Prophecy it is visible as a screen of a scroll-parchment with writing on it. As the Player solves various puzzles, the prophecy becomes fulfilled. The line is greyed out on the scroll and a voice speaks the line.

The prophecy is written as such;

  • "From the ever dark sky shall he descend in a bird of steel"
  • "Salvation for those who have been unrightously damned"
  • "He shall deny the part he is destined to play"
  • "Until he find the bloodied tool most foul"
  • "He must free a man cursed for curiosity's sake"
  • "And Dispel one dead but forced to serve"
  • "A youth in madness he shall willingly heal"
  • "The hanged man's grief he must unveil"
  • "7 lost souls have favours to ask"
  • "Once appeased he shall be allowed to pass"
  • "He shall find and slay the hound that haunts the night"
  • "Claiming a purse of silver to serve his needs"
  • "A hidden place he must pry from one quite mad"
  • "And speak to evil incarnate the darklord's bane"
  • "He shall turn aside the vampire's charms"
  • "And stand strong against claw and fang"
  • "Then he must make his own most holy attack"
  • "And the imprisoned light must he set free"
  • "A true name must be spoken for evil's power to wane"
  • "He cannot falter not even once for it means his death"
  • "If he denies the darklord's his place of rest"
  • "The veil of darkness shall be lifted"
  • "And the evil reign of terror shall at last come to an end"

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