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Since he awoke on the Nautiloid, Valas's past had remained shrouded. All he had was the Urge, but knew nothing of it's source. But upon stepping foot in Baldur's Gate, the truth came to him in a vision: he was a Bhaalspawn, making the god of murder his father. His journey took him underneath the city where he encountered Sarevok, the most infamous Bhaalspawn to ever live. The battle was long fought. Lae'zel had fallen, but a scroll of revivfy raised her from death's door. Seeing his fellow spawn's lifeless corpse upon the floor, Valas stripped him of three things. The first was his sword. The sword wasn't for himself, but rather for Karlach, knowing his barbarian friend would enjoy it. Then came the amulet, a keepsake of their shared father, and then the helmet. Holding the sinister looking armor in from of him, he placed it upon his head. For some reason, it felt right. After all, it now adorned a more worthy son of Bhaal.

As soon as that thought creeped in his head, Valas shook it away. Yet, the helmet remained.

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Since he awoke on the Nautiloid, Valas's past had remained shrouded. All he had was the Urge, but knew nothing of it's source. But upon stepping foot in Baldur's Gate, the truth came to him in a vision: he was a Bhaalspawn, making the god of murder his father. His journey took him underneath the city where he encountered Sarevok, the most infamous Bhaalspawn to ever live. The battle was long fought. Lae'zel had fallen, but a scroll of revivfy raised her from death's door. Seeing his fellow spawn's lifeless corpse upon the floor, Valas stripped him of three things. The first was his sword. The sword wasn't for himself, but rather for Karlach, knowing his barbarian friend would enjoy it. Then came the amulet, a keepsake of their shared father, and then the helmet. Holding the sinister looking armor in from of him, he placed it upon his head. For some reason, it felt right. After all, it now adorned a more worthy son of Bhaal.

As soon as that thought creeped in his head, Valas shook it away. Yet, the helmet remained.