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109,"TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_110","I confess I find great joy in studying the demise of a religion─and even greater joy in recounting it!"
110,"TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_111","The power of the Fist of Rhalgr grew unchecked in Ala Mhigo, and it was eventually named the state religion. After this, its influence over political, economic, and cultural spheres of life became even more considerable. Needless to say, this did not sit well with one and all."
111,"TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_112","Among them was the last and most ugsome of Ala Mhigan royalty, the King of Ruin─Theodoric. The rise of the Fist meant a potential rival for power, and he would not suffer the monkhood to encroach on his prerogatives."
112,"TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_113","To counter their claims of religious righteousness, he simply conjured his own out of thin aether, proclaiming that the throne was his by divine right, given him by the word of Nymeia Herself─wife to Rhalgr."
112,"TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_113","To counter their claims of religious righteousness, he simply conjured his own out of thin aether, proclaiming that the throne was his by divine right, given him by the word of Nymeia Herself─master of Rhalgr."
113,"TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_114","He then banned the worship and likenesses of Rhalgr and all other gods, and demanded that the prayers and praises of Ala Mhigo be given to Nymeia and Her alone. In doing so, he sought to establish his own absolute, uncontested rule."
114,"TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_115","Naturally, the Fist and other worshipers of Rhalgr throughout the nation rose in protest, <Emphasis>precisely</Emphasis> as Theodoric had known they would."
115,"TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_116","He used the uprisings as a pretext to imprison several high-ranking monks, whom he then tortured until they confessed their order's plans to topple his rule."
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113 109 TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_110 I confess I find great joy in studying the demise of a religion─and even greater joy in recounting it!
114 110 TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_111 The power of the Fist of Rhalgr grew unchecked in Ala Mhigo, and it was eventually named the state religion. After this, its influence over political, economic, and cultural spheres of life became even more considerable. Needless to say, this did not sit well with one and all.
115 111 TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_112 Among them was the last and most ugsome of Ala Mhigan royalty, the King of Ruin─Theodoric. The rise of the Fist meant a potential rival for power, and he would not suffer the monkhood to encroach on his prerogatives.
116 112 TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_113 To counter their claims of religious righteousness, he simply conjured his own out of thin aether, proclaiming that the throne was his by divine right, given him by the word of Nymeia Herself─wife to Rhalgr. To counter their claims of religious righteousness, he simply conjured his own out of thin aether, proclaiming that the throne was his by divine right, given him by the word of Nymeia Herself─master of Rhalgr.
117 113 TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_114 He then banned the worship and likenesses of Rhalgr and all other gods, and demanded that the prayers and praises of Ala Mhigo be given to Nymeia and Her alone. In doing so, he sought to establish his own absolute, uncontested rule.
118 114 TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_115 Naturally, the Fist and other worshipers of Rhalgr throughout the nation rose in protest, <Emphasis>precisely</Emphasis> as Theodoric had known they would.
119 115 TEXT_JOBDEFMNK_00093_ERIK_000_116 He used the uprisings as a pretext to imprison several high-ranking monks, whom he then tortured until they confessed their order's plans to topple his rule.