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Millenniums ago this land had been ruled by hordes of demons, ruthless and sadistic creatures from the very pits of hell. But in the end their boundless evil had been their own undoing. In their infernal fury they had turned upon each other, their hordes weakened in endless wars for territory and slaves.
One day those slaves – humans, elves, dwarves and other races – had risen to defeat the demons, drive them back into the abyss where thy came from. Only in the most remote, most desolate regions, their presence still could be felt.
The valley of the horns was one of such places. Here a wrong step could easily bring a certain doom. It was an arid canyon, almost inaccessible to all but the most sturdy and daring adventurers. Or the most desperate ones…
In the center of this dungeon one solitary dark tower of unmistakably phallic shape stood. It was one of the ancient strongholds of the demons. According to legends it was dedicated to Sidonai the arch-demon of lust. Those tales also said that it was built by one of his most twisted and lecherous lieutenants, Malinkor, the demi-fiend, son of Sidonai and a human sorceress.
Even the most fearless storytellers only spoke of whispers of this wicked place, for it was said to be an abode of the greatest obscenities, a place where honor and decency had no home at all. There was no taboo in the dark tower of Malinkor, so sin too great to be indulged in in all of its aspects.
Yet even though these sins were said to be even worse than what even the most depraved mortal could take, there still was a reason to seek entrance to this place, at least for the most desperate of all souls. It was said there were great treasures in this place, artifacts of the most miraculous magical power. In the hands of a human sorceress – just like Malinkor’s mother was - they could be used for the most astonishing deeds – deeds of good or of evil nature. For it had been said that Malinkor’s mother had not been completely evil, just overwhelmed by the primal and boundless sexuality of the arch fiend Sidonai.
To gain access to these artifacts though it was said that a sorceress who had gained entry into the tower would have to face the most wicked and perverted kinds of trials and ordeals, challenges only the wholly evil mind of a demon of lust could devise.
The path to the tower was lined by the most obscene of statues, demonic creatures engaged in the most shameless of acts with mortals. Drastic acts of copulation – sometimes with dozens of demons of different shapes and sizes using and abusing a human woman in all possible and impossible ways – as well as scenes of flagellation, humiliation or torment.
Some of these fiendish statues had their eyes closed, totally lost in the acts of excess they were indulging in. Others though seemed to leer at the one solitary person that had braved her way into this forbidden valley, the dark eyes of these perverse stone idols seemingly gazing into her very soul.
Even the birds that circled this valley from high above seemed to crow obscenities at her as she moved towards the wicked tower. There was one tall but narrow gate at the very base of the tower. A gate that was closed, but adorned by an obsidian handle shaped like a manhood of truly demonic proportions.
One day those slaves – humans, elves, dwarves and other races – had risen to defeat the demons, drive them back into the abyss where thy came from. Only in the most remote, most desolate regions, their presence still could be felt.
The valley of the horns was one of such places. Here a wrong step could easily bring a certain doom. It was an arid canyon, almost inaccessible to all but the most sturdy and daring adventurers. Or the most desperate ones…
In the center of this dungeon one solitary dark tower of unmistakably phallic shape stood. It was one of the ancient strongholds of the demons. According to legends it was dedicated to Sidonai the arch-demon of lust. Those tales also said that it was built by one of his most twisted and lecherous lieutenants, Malinkor, the demi-fiend, son of Sidonai and a human sorceress.
Even the most fearless storytellers only spoke of whispers of this wicked place, for it was said to be an abode of the greatest obscenities, a place where honor and decency had no home at all. There was no taboo in the dark tower of Malinkor, so sin too great to be indulged in in all of its aspects.
Yet even though these sins were said to be even worse than what even the most depraved mortal could take, there still was a reason to seek entrance to this place, at least for the most desperate of all souls. It was said there were great treasures in this place, artifacts of the most miraculous magical power. In the hands of a human sorceress – just like Malinkor’s mother was - they could be used for the most astonishing deeds – deeds of good or of evil nature. For it had been said that Malinkor’s mother had not been completely evil, just overwhelmed by the primal and boundless sexuality of the arch fiend Sidonai.
To gain access to these artifacts though it was said that a sorceress who had gained entry into the tower would have to face the most wicked and perverted kinds of trials and ordeals, challenges only the wholly evil mind of a demon of lust could devise.
The path to the tower was lined by the most obscene of statues, demonic creatures engaged in the most shameless of acts with mortals. Drastic acts of copulation – sometimes with dozens of demons of different shapes and sizes using and abusing a human woman in all possible and impossible ways – as well as scenes of flagellation, humiliation or torment.
Some of these fiendish statues had their eyes closed, totally lost in the acts of excess they were indulging in. Others though seemed to leer at the one solitary person that had braved her way into this forbidden valley, the dark eyes of these perverse stone idols seemingly gazing into her very soul.
Even the birds that circled this valley from high above seemed to crow obscenities at her as she moved towards the wicked tower. There was one tall but narrow gate at the very base of the tower. A gate that was closed, but adorned by an obsidian handle shaped like a manhood of truly demonic proportions.