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Revision as of 01:16, 6 June 2020
Premature, the quelling shall place,
The final stand, of the mortal race.
Subjects of Quinta, one will unite,
Hands of purity, stained with night.
Fall of the gods, the world will sleep,
Child of War who's soul be reaped.
- Rolah's prophecy on Blackflame's fate
"The Legend of Samuel Mason" serves as a direct sequel to The Chronicles of Croft and focuses on humanity's final stand against The Aspects, who have decided to reign judgement in full force following the defeat of Mogul, the Aspect of Sin.
The series centres on the perspective of Samuel "The Blackflame" Mason, as he fights alongside his friends and family against an impossible threat that sent the future of Junon's son into apocalypse.
After fully regaining the memories of his past life as Decen, the Paladin of War, Sam discovers that the actions of Adam Gareth has caused the invasion to happen prematurely. This also implies that Adam's actions have caused a ripple effect, which may lead to a possibly different future. However, despite the shred of hope, Sam is haunted by the chilling prophecy that was given to him by Rolah, The Paladin of Hope, that foresees his inevitable demise in the final battle.
