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After the Throne War
After the war ended and new Domain emerged, Morgan helped to salvage the remains of Valor at the start and then disappeared without a trace. Even Cassie do not know where she is. Most of the remaining members of the branch family of Valor who did not perish in the war died gruesomely after. It was no big secret that Mordret killed them.[1]
Those who did not carry the clan bloodline, the Knights, Spellsmiths, servants, craftsmen, workers, administrative staff were either absorbed into the Immortal Flame Clan or taken by Effie. Effie was now in charge of Bastion as the "Steward of the East".[1]
Aftermath of Fourth Nightmare
- Main articles: Fourth Nightmare (Event) and The Gathering of Demigods
Morgan of Valor was one of the six new Sovereigns who rose to the throne of Supremacy at the same time. Even though the Song and Sword Domains were no more, countless people had lived and fought under their banners quite recently, and their legacy remained after the King of Swords and Queen of Worms were gone. The return of Valor and Song brought many people a sense of belonging, as well as an empowering feeling of stability.[2]
Morgan of Valor later became one of the new rulers of the Dream Realm, replacing one of the previous leaders who had returned alive and Supreme but would not be returning to their former post. Although most members of the Valor family had been eradicated by the King of Nothing and its influence was all but gone, Morgan was met with cheers and ovations when she arrived in Ravenheart. A torrent of vermillion flags billowed in the wind behind her as a column of Ascended knights followed her on mighty Echo mounts, their heavy armor glistening in the sun like a river of steel flowing toward the Mirror Lake. Effie later raised a bottle in a toast to Morgan of Valor, wishing her a long reign and remarking that she "really knows how to throw a parade".[2]
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Sources & history
Valor Clan/History · Shadow Slave Wiki
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