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Latest revision as of 04:02, 8 June 2010
Jubilant Willow
From the writings of Foundation Apex, archivist to Ledaal Visaren of Tuchara:
The perverted Solar, Jubilant Willow, was the bane of the Grand Solar Monarchy. His dementia preceded and presaged the depravities into which all of his kind descended. His sexual exploits were legendary, as were his invention of Charms whose functions were wholly salacious in character. The Council on Magical Constructs censured him several times in its early days regarding the lecherous qualities of his golems and teratismata, but soon his attitudes infected his fellows, such that obscenities of that nature became a matter of course.
His libidinous drives soon led him to dealings with the demons of Malfeas. As described in the Record of Fallibility and the Fire Chronicle, they taught Jubilant Willow certain forbidden sorceries that led to the creation of the Pariah Worm, a thing that partook in equal parts of the natures of demons, Behemoths, and the male sexual apparatus. I shall leave further discussion of the Worm and its works to others.
It is worth noting that Jubilant Willow also published a great deal of erotic fantasy under the pen name of Decia Dakar. The real Decia Dakar, a mortal inhabitant of the city of Quiverness in what would now be the Arjuf Prefecture, was famed as a poet of immense lyrical voice and talent, and certain of her works remain famous among modern aesthetes. Jubilant Willow’s works, their titles stolen from the poetess’, are stored only in the Imperial Pornographic Library. That my colleague Paradise Cloud knows only of the indecent version of the Journal of the Cascade Years and its Anathematic author, while remaining wholly ignorant of the finest mortal writer of the Early Resplendent Period and her artistry, says much about the quality of his scholarship.
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- Cascade Years
- Fire Chronicle
- Grand Solar Monarchy
- Journal of the Cascade Years
- Pariah Worm
- Teratismata
- Other J Entries
Comment
Also interesting... I see a scholarly high-noon style showdown between Foundation Apex and Paradise Cloud approaching. I'll have to practice my pen-slinging! :¬) - Voidstate
