So...

What the hell, we helped him and now he turns on us!?

I really don't want to spoil much, so I kept my mouth shut...

But the reason Tarlach is helping Ruairi is a much much deeper reason than simply "opposing" us.

Just say it dammit D:

All I know is Tarlach is helping Ruairi find out the truth about Triona's death. Technically WE are the bad guys in this scenerio.

Pyro - (Talk)‎

Dammit, again? They should have questioned their "precious goddess".

Infodude575 (talk)‎

I'll give you some storyline hints:

1) Ruairi is looking for someone, should be obvious 2) Ruairi is sent to kill Shamala for the XX Clan 3) However, Ruairi is unabled to do so because he still has "good" in him 4) We're not the only ones who are experiencing a corrupt added soul phenomenon, in fact, you find out later that it is only Milletians being affected. 5) The artifact that Shamala and Akule is holding allows one to clear possible influence and curses (hint hint) 6) Ruairi feels betrayed by Millia after she takes him to the Shamans (his enemies) to get healed, though in the process, she never reveals who he is to the Shamans. This prompts Ruairi to turn to Uladh again for a reason 7) The giants are responsible for something 8) Remember the giant civil war? 9) Every Masked Man (at least the named ones) has a very own persona agenda 10) Even though you are the Golden Dragon Conductor, you are still connected to the dragons, yet why does Ruairi have the cursed dragon arm?

Piece it out together. =)

Miyuna (talk)‎

What Giant civil war?

Pyro - (Talk)‎

I wanted to ask that, but wasn't it about Kirine and Krug secretly ordering Taunes' men to abandon him or something? Then, when he comes back, Krug tries to arrest him because he refused to lead another assault on the elves.

Infodude575 (talk)‎

I'll recap the giant civil war:

A long time ago, Krug's father waged war with the elves. It was a bloody war that lasted a while, but during that time, Krug's father died. With the missing throne, there were people who fought for the crown, not just Krug. Among these people were Zeder's father, who was largely popular. He wanted to end the war and usher in peace with the elves. However, Krug, disliking that Zeder's father was opposing everything that his father stood for and his popular support nearing him to the crown, had Zeder's father assassinated. With Zeder's father dead, he took the throne without question and became the king. He then continued his father's campaign to annihilate the elves and the war. However, he knew that Zeder's father had a son, namely Zeder, so he had Wanst adopt Zeder to raise him and keep him under surveillance in case he were to end up like his father and fight Krug for power. Up to this day, Zeder, fully aware of what happened, is secretly sharpening his blade of revenge.