"What did you do to my sister?!"  Jacob yelled, his four wings spread wide as far as they could go as he faced off against the mage, a crystal in the center of the stone chamber behind him.  The crystal held his dear sister, imprisoned within its beautiful confines, but to the demon's eyes, Jacob saw the prison as ugly and hideous as the mage more than likely found himself.  That didn't matter to the human as he threw a fireball at Jacob, only to have it redirected in mid flight as he opened a portal, sending it back to its source from behind the man, only to have it blocked by the sudden appearance of a wall of ice.  As the smoke cleared, Jacob took off like an arrow from a bowstring, intending to rip the man apart, but instead found that he was heading for a wall of earth spikes instead where the mage once stood.  Pulling back just in time, Jacob didn't see that the mage had made himself into a bolt of lightning and had come down from the ceiling, slamming both fists into his armored chest, sending the four winged demon to the ground, right in the spikes he had tried to avoid.  Needless to say, Jacob was out of the fight as another prison formed around him as well, melding with his sister's own.  The lake came next as the mage hovered above the ground, and the cave quickly filled with crystal blue water, filling the place halfway to the ceiling before the mage disappeared to the surface.<br/><br/>So ended the twins reign of terror a thousand years ago.  To this day, no one remembers or recalls what happened, except for two soulless beings.  They alone would gladly tell the tale, to those that would listen.  However, while they might tell, Jacob at least was one demon that took what he wanted without worrying about the repercussions, or at least he was such a demon.  A thousand years of sleep would change many people, and Jacob wasn't much difference in that regard.  If he was ever released, Jacob would be quite the charming devil, able to blend and manipulate as he saw fit, making the victory all the sweeter in the end.