Epitaph Proven

Among the Elegies, several ancient immortals who sought their creator, one lingered in obscurity by choice. She alone chronicled ancient human history, from the sudden rise and untimely fall of countless civilisations to the birth and prosperity of abominations like her, the result of a primordial and mysterious energy known as the DEAS. As her companions sought the origin of DEAS to end their undying existences, she watched in passivity, content in solitude and stagnation.

That was until she touched the energy of the infant girl who would grow to become Lyaphend Farwalth, an Elegy with the coveted power to lay her kind to rest forever.

In the eleven years following her first voyage to Golem, an advanced autocratic nation with shady inner-workings, Vaharja has continued to chronicle the imminent end of the Elegies' journey, her mind thrown into disarray from Lyaphend's mysterious influence. When she encounters a runaway government drudge named Gyer, Vaharja feels compelled to recount to him the story of Lyaphend from its beginning. In the process of expressing herself to a human for the first time in her life, Vaharja reclaims something from her own past-a vestige of her forsaken humanity, and perhaps a desire to forge a story all her own.