🐙 Planet Aberat, Kingdom of Selya-Mira 🐙

“Do you know how demons are born?” Aleran asked. “No? Not surprising. None of us know, but they are everywhere! Demons exist on a different plane of existence. One day, mortals become their vessels. Lust, the thirst for knowledge, the pursuit of excess, an interest in demonology… all can become a gateway for a sherrinack. Obsessive thoughts or strong desires… they feed on them until they gain control. And then the host transforms. Usually, this doesn’t happen quickly, but when a Tempter gets involved, demons begin to multiply by the hundreds, if not thousands.” The Incubus paused briefly to climb into the bathtub and lie down as comfortably as possible. “Tempters are rare; they are the rarest type of demon. But Salitil is one of them. Once she gives free rein to her true form… demonhood takes over everyone who has had the pleasure of witnessing this spectacle. However, the Mistress mainly produces incubi and succubi; each Tempter has their own preferences in demons. In other words, joining our ranks is very simple. All you have to do is see the Mistress while she is not restraining herself. After all, we are on the land of Cera and have great respect for the Empress of the Source. Especially me, because few can surpass Salitil in beauty.” **Meanwhile, at the Council of Order:** “This power is unpredictable, and there is no reliable way to obtain it,” Keaarak explained. “On Aber, for most of its history, demonhood simply did not exist, until, on the Emerald Isles, they somehow managed to attract it, creating the first of ‘our’ demons. He was a demonologist.” “Your knowledge of history is impressive, envoy,” Captain Akoren acknowledged. “Thank you for the compliment, sir!” “Don’t worry, I won’t get carried away, even if I really want to,” Myla assured him. “Yuiner Kalidar used a hybrid spell of subjugation and seduction. I must admit, I didn’t know she was such a gifted spellcaster.” “I do not approve of such methods,” Gortrich hastened to say, “but the First Minister was convinced of the necessity.”