Fragments of Lost History

There are five Histories. Two are missing. Perhaps these are fragments of those two. All content is inspired by @factoryweather's Cultist Simulator.

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going dark, maybe temporarily and maybe permanently.

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In one History, Hokobald suggests, the Hunter's Pits was built on the site of one of the holiest places of the Triple Children.

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According to The Book of Necessity, Keglin's Garret was built on the site of one of the holiest places of the Sisterhood of the Blood.

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On the stone of the Concursum, I read of how the ascendant Vagabond attacked the Heart Relentless, eventually prevailing and founding the Kings of the Roman Blood in the lands that the Heart Relentless had once ruled.

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The greatest adepts know that the Scarred Captain provided the Kings of Lethe with glorious magics that allowed them to overthrow the Knot Sisterhood.

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My investigations in Grunewald's Residence have shown that Grunewald's Residence was built in one History, but it exists now in all the Histories.

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Though Galmier dared not say it outright, On the Leashed Cudgel (Vol. 6) implies that the Honey-Tree provided the Kings of the Serpent with sharp-edged magics that allowed them to overthrow the Triple Empire.

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Though Fireweaver dared not say it outright, A True and Complete Accounting of the Shadowless Mysteries of the Flame implies that Lockwood Fen was built in the First History, but it exists now in all the Histories.

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Thousands of years ago St. Respicius of the Triple Sisterhood performed miracles in the name of the Beachcomber and the Sun-in-Splendour.

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Though Peel dared not say it outright, The Treatise On the Black Wood implies that the ascendant Mirror-Queen attacked the Burning Queen, eventually prevailing and founding the Unconquered Children in the lands that the Burning Queen had once ruled.

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According to The Treatise On the Serpent (Vol. 6), the Grail provided the Chiliarch-worshiping Empire of the Asclepian Blood with ever-changing magics that allowed them to overthrow the Great Sisterhood.

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In at least one History, the anonymous author suggests, the Cave of the Deep Door was claimed by the Blind God-worshiping Knot Church in the War of the Flame, but it was abandoned after their defeat.

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In the Third History, Blackwood suggests, the highest rituals of the True Sisterhood, venerating a flaying power and a wounding power, were performed in the Malleary.

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My investigations in the Eye of Candles have shown that the Scarred Man provided the Forge of Days-worshiping House of Lethe with unceasing magics that allowed them to overthrow the Asclepian Kings.

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In the Second History, Illopoly suggests, the Tombs of Ikirmawi was claimed by the Empire of Lethe in the War of the Walls, but it was abandoned after their defeat.

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The greatest adepts know that St. Agnes of the Kings of Lethe performed miracles in the name of the Madrugad and a cold Hour.

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The greatest adepts know that Revek Inn was claimed by the Triple Sovereigns in the War of the Blood, but it was abandoned after their defeat.

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Though Illopoly dared not say it outright, The Devouring Tantra implies that in the War of the Blood, the mages of the Leashed Kings besieged the Tombs of Candles. The memories of the slain linger on.

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In the Third History, Juceh suggests, Port Grunewald was claimed by the Kings of the Roman Cudgel in the War of the Roads, but it was abandoned after their defeat.

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Though Galmier dared not say it outright, Travelling at Night implies that the Tombs of Wolves was built on the site of one of the holiest places of the Sisterhood of the Knot Flame.