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A great warrior, Ferid was also a key figure during the [[Armes Invasion]], fighting on the front lines of the war as Commander of the Queen's Knights. However, the war took a heavy toll on Falena, as many lives were lost - including many of the Queen's Knights that Ferid had commanded. However, despite this, Arshtat and Ferid's popularity sky-rocketed, as Falena managed to repel the [[New Armes Kingdom|Armes]] invaders despite their weakened state. Taking advantage of their popularity, Arshtat and Ferid made massive political reforms, including disbanding [[Nether Gate]] and curbing gladiator abuse.

During the [[Lordlake]] ~~riots~~, [[Lucretia Merces]] advised Arshtat to take possession of the Sun Rune, in order to prevent it from being seized by [[Marscal Godwin]]. Slowly, the Sun Rune began to take over Arshtat’s mind more and more. After realizing that Arshtat's continued bearing of the Sun Rune would eventually cause her to be driven insane by the rune, Ferid travelled north, and brought his friend Georg Prime to Falena to serve as a Queen’s Knight. The real reason behind this was that Georg was to kill Arshtat should she lose her sanity while in control of the Sun Rune, in case Ferid was otherwise incapacitated. Georg reluctantly agreed after being informed of this reason, already several months into his position as a Queen's Knight.

During the [[Lordlake Uprising]], [[Lucretia Merces]] advised Arshtat to take possession of the Sun Rune, in order to prevent it from being seized by [[Marscal Godwin]]. Slowly, the Sun Rune began to take over Arshtat’s mind more and more. After realizing that Arshtat's continued bearing of the Sun Rune would eventually cause her to be driven insane by the rune, Ferid travelled north, and brought his friend Georg Prime to Falena to serve as a Queen’s Knight. The real reason behind this was that Georg was to kill Arshtat should she lose her sanity while in control of the Sun Rune, in case Ferid was otherwise incapacitated. Georg reluctantly agreed after being informed of this reason, already several months into his position as a Queen's Knight.

During the engagement ceremony of [[Gizel Godwin]] and Princess [[Lymsleia Falenas|Lymsleia]], the Godwin Army laid siege to the [[Sun Palace]] at night. Though the royals had prepared for the Godwin's attempt to seize power, they were unprepared for the resurrected Nether Gate attacking the palace, eventually breaking into the room wherein Arshtat, Ferid and other Queen’s Knights were. As soon as a bowman attempted to snipe at Ferid, Arshtat used the Sun Rune to incinerate him, which eventually drove her mad. Ferid attempted to calm her, but this time, she used the Sun Rune on her own husband and killed him, devastating her when she managed to regain control of herself for a few seconds. However, the Sun Rune quickly reinforced its control on Arshtat, and she began to prepare to destroy all of Falena. Georg was forced to fulfil his vow to Ferid, killing Arshtat in order to prevent her from doing greater damage.

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 A great warrior, Ferid was also a key figure during the [[Armes Invasion]], fighting on the front lines of the war as Commander of the Queen's Knights. However, the war took a heavy toll on Falena, as many lives were lost - including many of the Queen's Knights that Ferid had commanded. However, despite this, Arshtat and Ferid's popularity sky-rocketed, as Falena managed to repel the [[New Armes Kingdom|Armes]] invaders despite their weakened state. Taking advantage of their popularity, Arshtat and Ferid made massive political reforms, including disbanding [[Nether Gate]] and curbing gladiator abuse.
-During the [[Lordlake]] riots, [[Lucretia Merces]] advised Arshtat to take possession of the Sun Rune, in order to prevent it from being seized by [[Marscal Godwin]]. Slowly, the Sun Rune began to take over Arshtat’s mind more and more. After realizing that Arshtat's continued bearing of the Sun Rune would eventually cause her to be driven insane by the rune, Ferid travelled north, and brought his friend Georg Prime to Falena to serve as a Queen’s Knight. The real reason behind this was that Georg was to kill Arshtat should she lose her sanity while in control of the Sun Rune, in case Ferid was otherwise incapacitated. Georg reluctantly agreed after being informed of this reason, already several months into his position as a Queen's Knight.
+During the [[Lordlake Uprising]], [[Lucretia Merces]] advised Arshtat to take possession of the Sun Rune, in order to prevent it from being seized by [[Marscal Godwin]]. Slowly, the Sun Rune began to take over Arshtat’s mind more and more. After realizing that Arshtat's continued bearing of the Sun Rune would eventually cause her to be driven insane by the rune, Ferid travelled north, and brought his friend Georg Prime to Falena to serve as a Queen’s Knight. The real reason behind this was that Georg was to kill Arshtat should she lose her sanity while in control of the Sun Rune, in case Ferid was otherwise incapacitated. Georg reluctantly agreed after being informed of this reason, already several months into his position as a Queen's Knight.
 During the engagement ceremony of [[Gizel Godwin]] and Princess [[Lymsleia Falenas|Lymsleia]], the Godwin Army laid siege to the [[Sun Palace]] at night. Though the royals had prepared for the Godwin's attempt to seize power, they were unprepared for the resurrected Nether Gate attacking the palace, eventually breaking into the room wherein Arshtat, Ferid and other Queen’s Knights were. As soon as a bowman attempted to snipe at Ferid, Arshtat used the Sun Rune to incinerate him, which eventually drove her mad. Ferid attempted to calm her, but this time, she used the Sun Rune on her own husband and killed him, devastating her when she managed to regain control of herself for a few seconds. However, the Sun Rune quickly reinforced its control on Arshtat, and she began to prepare to destroy all of Falena. Georg was forced to fulfil his vow to Ferid, killing Arshtat in order to prevent her from doing greater damage.