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Over the shadow-cast skies, Tylskaremith-Ranech's (the second in the Ten) eye and tendril-tips shone brightly among the darkness he gave off over the helpless city. In his stare, many of its denizens were frozen up in fear and left vulnerable to the "hungering" lesser Iirkaaz that were sneaking up to their prey. In a matter of minutes, the city's inhabitants were no more, and so of the planet's. Serthaskaroshim'vi-Atelesieralus was also taking part in this, the two of them jumping from one point to another as they harvest people for the lowly kind to consume. 
How long would this last? 
The two, who were once at the lowest ranks of Amylethyrainath-Siiluvareilasus' priestly order, longed to return back home. But now that was less than impossible, and so they wondered for how much time would they keep consuming the minds of the innocents and guilty before a proper workaround could be found in this new life on this lesser realm. At the end of the day, they met up at the world's dead moon, while the others left bound for their homes. 

"Sardok iir voleus. Too long since the golden days."

"I wished Amylethyrainath-Siiluvareilasus were able to make it."

"No. I can still feel his presence, Tylskaremith-Ranech. Somewhere in the cryeeik - fabrics - of time, He is still combating the Cursed."

"Aziirm-drak? He's gone now, most likely. And even if he's still alive, it won't be for long. His power is way beyond immense, but there is still no way that the Revered One could even combat threats of absurd degrees all by Himself. Accept it-- he's dead, now or later. Who knows, maybe sometime, you might take his place in this dimension. It might be rare since many things have changed now, tyrik azgair, but whatever can happen-- will happen."

"And would that inclu-"

"No. As said, the chances of Him being able to return in one piece is way, way rarer than someone becoming like Him in the future. Whatever can happen will happen, but also consider that whatever can't happen-- won't happen."