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Before her rein, the kingdom of what is now known as the Corrupt held several Nobel families that aided in the prosperity of the kingdom. When the Queen took the throne and began her heinous actions, two of these Nobles stood of their grounds to oppose her, Lord Sirlaryn and his lover and fiance Lady Cururav.

Sadly, the efforts were for naught, as they were caught and punished in perhaps one of the Queens most cruelest corruptions. The Lord and Lady were painfully and tortuously transformed, melded with fierce kings of felines and avian's, "gifted" with seemingly everlasting youth and life and left to be forever trapped within the Dungeon together. As the kingdom fell, the lovers managed to free of their bonds and roamed the ruins of the dungeon together once again. However, the Queen had a form of foresight of this, and though free, the jeweled bands upon their bodies are cursed to keep the Lord and Lady from showing any sign of affection to one another, not single heartfelt embrace nor touch of the loves hand to their cheek, perhaps the most cruel action the queen has ever taken in or after life.

Though "Corrupt" in form, Lord Sirlaryn's nobility and strength of will has kept of him over the ages as the castle became the ruined dungeon it is now. He is one of the few forces of good that stand within the Dungeon, roaming its hallways to stop the wandering creatures and tormenters and to give his aid to those who brave the ruins. Sirlaryn and his love do what they can for the trapped and corrupted of the dungeon, either to help them find freedom or at the least place their services under their watch to give a sense of "kindness" back within their lives. During this time, the Nobles have discovered a form of "loophole" to their curse, being able to show affection to one another through a willing participant between them, they take of this option at perhaps rare amounts, as they wish not to abuse another of the dungeons poor souls for the sake of their affection.

Dreadnaught Desert, Dungeon of Corruption and the Corrupt Queen (c)
Lord Sirlaryn (c) Myself

Description
Before her rein, the kingdom of what is now known as the Corrupt held several Nobel families that aided in the prosperity of the kingdom. When the Queen took the throne and began her heinous actions, two of these Nobles stood of their grounds to oppose her, Lord Sirlaryn and his lover and fiance Lady Cururav.

Sadly, the efforts were for naught, as they were caught and punished in perhaps one of the Queens most cruelest corruptions. The Lord and Lady were painfully and tortuously transformed, melded with fierce kings of felines and avian's, "gifted" with seemingly everlasting youth and life and left to be forever trapped within the Dungeon together. As the kingdom fell, the lovers managed to free of their bonds and roamed the ruins of the dungeon together once again. However, the Queen had a form of foresight of this, and though free, the jeweled bands upon their bodies are cursed to keep the Lord and Lady from showing any sign of affection to one another, not single heartfelt embrace nor touch of the loves hand to their cheek, perhaps the most cruel action the queen has ever taken in or after life.

Though "Corrupt" in form, Lord Sirlaryn's nobility and strength of will has kept of him over the ages as the castle became the ruined dungeon it is now. He is one of the few forces of good that stand within the Dungeon, roaming its hallways to stop the wandering creatures and tormenters and to give his aid to those who brave the ruins. Sirlaryn and his love do what they can for the trapped and corrupted of the dungeon, either to help them find freedom or at the least place their services under their watch to give a sense of "kindness" back within their lives. During this time, the Nobles have discovered a form of "loophole" to their curse, being able to show affection to one another through a willing participant between them, they take of this option at perhaps rare amounts, as they wish not to abuse another of the dungeons poor souls for the sake of their affection.

Dreadnaught Desert, Dungeon of Corruption and the Corrupt Queen (c)
Lord Sirlaryn (c) Myself