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Kagagüst, son of Samära, was more powerful at that time, more than the others of Melëra. A flame of revenge burned in his heart, knowing that Lükasëli's victory was Tildo's victory, and without them the Beastchangers would not have defeated the dragons.
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He did not want to pursue the burrows and to call on many Lükasëli to fight to seal their fate, but he did not hesitate to fight against all who stood up to him.
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He decided to retaliate on Tildo themselves. Just as dragons have been struck at heart, so Tildo must be struck at the place they love, namely Tildoron.
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And behold! Kagagüst closed the eighth color of the rainbow, called the Nentimista, to the strange alembics. He was one of the last wizards to use this ancient essence, which was later also lacking.
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And Kagagüst made a wool from the color of the thread, as if spinning sheep's wool, and poured his soul and his anger into that lace.
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He entangled those ropes on seventy-seven thousand basalt steps from both the Hala'ssmörg and Wanta'ssmörg mountains and built a path through seven spheres to Tildoron.
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Thus arose Marmun'kolfayntë, the Stairway of Twists, and now it was no longer eighth color, but brownish ashen and changeable.
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And behold! His work was great, and it was of no good use, but of destruction and damage.
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And one would enjoy strange sight at the stairway, as it was lost in clouds, slowly waving and strangely creaking and rumbling.
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Then Melëra, the unfortunate one, clad with the mantle of trees and covered himself with mist of islands, as well as the stairs he walked.
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He climbed to Tildoron, unseen by anyone, and thus broke the march through the spheres, as was given by Loynalë.
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For Tildo had never set up guards on their plains and forests, and they were not afraid of being attacked - after all, who would find the courage and ability to stand up to Tildo themselves.
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Here, in Tildoron, Kagagüst crept inaudibly and soon settled in Helmanlügon, in the caves deep beneath it, where sweet juice gushed and where there was countless food, now spoiled though.
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Everything was defiled by the Wota'zertu'nomunë, from Pehum himself, if ever.
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The place is called Kagar'mistrondi.
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Then, every night, one of his henchmen was invited to step upwards on Marmun'kolfayntë, but never at a time when Lëy was full of glow and sounded loud.
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And whoever entered the magic staircase was covered in fog and could not be found.
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So hundreds of his powerful minions gathered in those caves and ate spoiled food.
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Those of servants of the saints who serve in Tildoron and came too close to revealing the secrets of those caves were silenced and swallowed by Kagagüst, or mixed in other magic potions.
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And Hidrandë did not see him through Äfayn, Marmun'kolfayntë had such power.
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Then Kagagüst sent scorpions and strange lizards to poison food, fruits, and seeds, for Tildo at feasts, just a little bit so that there was nothing to know.
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He was masterful and mixed many spells under Mount Helmanlügon.
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It so happened that at that time some of Tildo became ill, as were many of Vasë, and could not figure out the cause of the misfortune.
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And Osqaldin was silent, though he may have known.
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Before everyone on Naul spares no effort for a while and with luck only belonging to them, their work and actions would be successful, so Kagagüst was only hidden for a time.
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Lümrandë, the Lord of Scouts, came to Kagar'mistrondi only because of his curiosity from Ivarinden. After seeing the horrible place, he wanted to escape quickly, but did not avoid the fight. Kagagüst managed to bite his left hand before Lümrandë escaped from the Caves.
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There, like a storm, strenghtened with potions and herbs, all of the Kagar'mistrondi rushed into the plains of the Tildoron, and much destruction was done before they were destroyed.
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For Tildo, they were only like a crowd of angry rats, poisonous, sick, and omnivorous but easy to kill.
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Also Utilma'manulweni garden, which belonged to Noykim, the Lady of the Colored Meadows, was looted. The Nemïkoy tree was bitten, it shed his sap very, to death, and never spawned again, even healed.
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Likewise, the well of Ralsunë, the magical spring of Lady Klompinë, was so mutilated by the servants of Kagagüst that it perished.
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Kagagüst himself then tried to escape and hurried down the stairs. However, it was too late, because Örondë himself caught up with him in the form of a storm.
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In lightning and with Holmoyn, his spear, pierced Kagagüst and cut the stairs.
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However, Kagagüst gathered his strength and said:
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"As Ivarinden come and then change, they leave, so Tildo came and will go away. Your time is not eternal, for nothing is eternal, as given by Mirondë, except Tëy, but it is ancient.”
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He spoke wisely, and Örondë controlled his anger, except for a heavy downpour of rain, cooling the battlefield in the realms instead of a wild storm. And the unlucky dragon said:
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"My body is already weak, so I quit. But my strength is like a curse in veins of the Kagmiriyun mineral, which you will never cast away. It is a trace of your betrayal of Melëra that you have committed. As a bad omen of your end, you will now look with your eyes at the sign of Kagmiriyun and your mind will not find peace."
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Then Kagagüst, the most evil of the dragons, faded.
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It also happened. Although all of Kagagüst's servants were exterminated and nothing but dust was left, Tildo regretted watching Kagmiriyun crawl under the grass.
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It was like the roots of Baltugon, like the mold Zatass, which everyone is afraid to step on, in a bad premonition.
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And although they all recovered from the treacherous poisons over time, a small shadow remained in Tildo's souls, small for some, perhaps for some even bigger.
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The sight of bad signs forming on the ground was like the sight of a human skeleton that reminds us that everything is only in time.
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The evil time when Tildoron was attacked, fell ill, and the fateful sign was left behind is called Melëra Tildoronuwo.

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