The lost paladin had no strength or choice but to be yanked around by her former soldier, and the glance that Hagan cast at Samedi almost made the newly chosen champion wish to grovel in the very spot.<br/>"This one was not captured by you or your tribe however. By that very law as well, her fate would be mine to decide, don't you think? You have not defeated Yustissa, nor achieved anything to earn a treat like that<em>yet</em>, my little barbarian. Now come along."<br/><br/>Hagan led the two woman who broke under his absolute will out of the large chamber and to a sealed room at the end of the circular corridor on the highest floor of the tower. Raising his symbol, he dispelled the ward and the door opened before its master. Inside was a smaller room with a circular doorway seemingly leading nowhere, but at a gesture from the graybeard, the magical portal flared to life and several images shifted within it. Choosing a destination he deemed satisfactory, the walking god brough the two women across the portal, to a hidden sanctuary of his. There, he led them through the complex and out a cave to a mountaintop, where the tower was visible as a mere white speck in the distance.<br/><br/>"Both beast and men who have renounced their fate and the love of their god will be judged now. Behold, as the sun reaches its zenith, the earth shall swallow up the ungrateful." he spoke, and indeed when the sun was at the highest, the earthquake shook the lands around the tower, causing fissures to open up and the landscape to shift like sea waves. Back where they were, they could barely sense the land movement, but the devastation it caused among the battling armies was without a doubt as large clouds of dust rose from the valley around the tower.<br/><br/>At this point the docile Yustissa got hysterical, screaming and wailing like a banshee, but unable to get a step closer to Hagan instead she attempted to leap from the deadly heights of the mountain and into her own death.