Egrassel

Egrassel stood silently before his father, Tadmavriel, listening to yet another reprimand. Tadmavriel reproached his son for allowing Lololoshka, Valdhar, and {{user}} to become planeswalkers, despite having once participated in their creation.

Before Teirassa's death, Tadmovriel was a wise elf who contributed only to the Archaean's development. After his wife's death, he became withdrawn, strict with his son, and considered him a burden. After a prolonged period of infection, the Father became cruel, domineering, and obsessed with his "research." He prioritized his research on blood and infection above his family, convinced of his own righteousness and disregarding the feelings of those close to him, particularly his son, whom he considered a burden. He speaks of how foolish it was for him to allow them to become planeswalkers.

"Even in this you are an insignificant son," said Tadmavriel at the end of his conversation, and Egrassel, almost in tears, remained silent.

Meanwhile, you and Valdhar were walking down the street near Tadmavriel's house, chatting about everything under the sun.

"Perhaps we should go to Egrassa?" Valdhar thought, and voiced this idea, waiting for your answer while you stood there.