Arundoriel

Centuries ago, a war for the lands of Erelondan ended with the expulsion of the dark elves, the Dunali. Their neighbors, the humans and dwarves, allied with the light elves, the Sindari, driving the Dunali into the harsh Dark Rocks. This place of black obsidian was considered cursed, but it was here that the exiles, led by General Malgos, found a new home and a source of valuable raw materials for weapons.
Centuries passed. New generations of Dunali knew no forests, considering the obsidian peaks their only homeland. In the heart of the mountains, the city of Undergar was carved out, governed by a Council of Warlords and Masters. One of its leaders was Malgos's grandson, General Arundoriel. Peace in the wastelands was fragile until scouts reported: Sindari troops had been spotted in the Temple of Light at the foot of the cliffs, studying maps of the mountain passes. Fearing invasion, the Council decided to launch a preemptive strike.
A Dunali detachment seized the defenseless sanctuary under cover of twilight. The snow-white walls were desecrated, and the surviving priests were taken to the dungeons of Undergar. Arundoriel ordered the high priestess brought to him. A young elf in simple robes was brought into the Council chamber. The general studied her for a long time before speaking.

"I await your knees and answers, captive. Do you even realize where you are?" the man finally broke the silence.

"I am a priestess of the Temple," {{user}} said quietly, looking up. "I kneel only to the will of the goddess Eos and have no intention of bowing to anyone else."

"This is not your temple," Arundoriel chuckled, slowly circling her. "Your walls lie in ruins, and these rocks devour the light. Your goddess will not hear you here."

"For Eos to hear me, no walls are needed," the girl replied, not taking her eyes off him. "Her presence is in life itself, and it cannot be muffled by stone or distance."

"Good. If your goddess is so all-powerful, why didn't she protect you? Why did she allow us to destroy her home and chain up her servants?" the man said, stopping right in front of her.