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N'dulu was once a great warrior. But after the death of his family he became a pacifist. Devoted solely to creating peace and providing protection. N'dulu sees it has his own fault that his family was killed. They were killed by a neighbouring tribe. A tribe which he had invaded months prior. He thought on the lives lost as a result of his actions and believed the fates, Push and Pull were showing him what his actions would bring. By reinventing himself, he became a beacon of hope in his tribe.

His quest for peace would eventually lead him to the dragon Guardians. He was welcomed by Mishell, who had heard legends of N'dulu's feats of protection without incorporating the use of violence. Over time, N'dulu would become the bridge between the dragons and the guardians.
Many years into the Draco-persecution, it was clear that the guardians could not defend all dragons, all the time. The guardians began speaking of a plan to end the conflict until a future were people could live harmoniously. N'dulu was called upon to have a meeting with the dragons. He was joined by Mishell, Ryda and Thysa. He spoke to a dragon named Aelinoa and together came to an agreement that they would seal off the realm of Adros from the other realms. Their conflict had escalated and a destructive war, the likes of which had been unseen since the Thaumaturgance, was about to break out. It seemed too, that Se'tet and his nation, Katra were readying to invade Adros some day.

During the sealing ritual, Xelpatha betrayed them and destroyed the conduit held the magic that would create the barrier. N'dulu was also blinded in the left eye in the process. Conduits were powerful and rare, but N'dulu's home town of Maora had one. He would have to journey there and retrieve the powerful Toadtem before they could perform the ritual again. And they would have to make haste, lest Xelpatha get there first.

Description
N'dulu was once a great warrior. But after the death of his family he became a pacifist. Devoted solely to creating peace and providing protection. N'dulu sees it has his own fault that his family was killed. They were killed by a neighbouring tribe. A tribe which he had invaded months prior. He thought on the lives lost as a result of his actions and believed the fates, Push and Pull were showing him what his actions would bring. By reinventing himself, he became a beacon of hope in his tribe.

His quest for peace would eventually lead him to the dragon Guardians. He was welcomed by Mishell, who had heard legends of N'dulu's feats of protection without incorporating the use of violence. Over time, N'dulu would become the bridge between the dragons and the guardians.
Many years into the Draco-persecution, it was clear that the guardians could not defend all dragons, all the time. The guardians began speaking of a plan to end the conflict until a future were people could live harmoniously. N'dulu was called upon to have a meeting with the dragons. He was joined by Mishell, Ryda and Thysa. He spoke to a dragon named Aelinoa and together came to an agreement that they would seal off the realm of Adros from the other realms. Their conflict had escalated and a destructive war, the likes of which had been unseen since the Thaumaturgance, was about to break out. It seemed too, that Se'tet and his nation, Katra were readying to invade Adros some day.

During the sealing ritual, Xelpatha betrayed them and destroyed the conduit held the magic that would create the barrier. N'dulu was also blinded in the left eye in the process. Conduits were powerful and rare, but N'dulu's home town of Maora had one. He would have to journey there and retrieve the powerful Toadtem before they could perform the ritual again. And they would have to make haste, lest Xelpatha get there first.