<em>And so the Gods stod before their wives, defeated and powerless, awaiting their judgement. But their wives looked at them and took pity. "Our beloved husbands, we still hold you dear, but you are fools. Worse yet, your foolishness have made you obsolete, even irelevant. Their is no place for you in Heaven anymore. But fear not, even after all you did we can not bring ourselves to harm you. You will be banished from Heaven, but you will live. And know this, no matter what, you are still our husbands, and we love you dearly. Now go." And the men left, stripped of most of their Godly powers, where they went no one knows. All who remained were Ceraleghangray and N'tinroth. N'tinroth was cast in the darkest of all of Heavens dungeons, because even though he helped free them, that had not been his intention. He had been close to becomming a far worse ruler than their husbands ever was.<br/>Ceraleghangray was stripped of his vote, it was instead given to Ach'ild'aen, but he kept his powers. Furthermore, from that day forward he would be able to mate with the children of the other Gods and they would carry his offspring, he would finally be able to create a race of his own. That had been his price for siding with the women.<br/>The Godesses set out to right all wrongs their husbands had caused. They corrected the flaw in Khazak-Thur's design and perfected it, improving the life of women everywhere. The pain of childbirth was now much less severe, and fewer women died while giving child. Furthermore, they no longer bled every month, their blood no longer spilling on the ground as it once did.<br/>Since that was what first had awakened the rulers of Death, the Godesses sent Isayielda to inform them of the change. Ilsbethory just shrugged. She had never been subjected to Khazak-Thur's faulty work, and she cared little for the wellbeing of the mortals. Count Skelos replied: "Tho what? I never liked the tathe of that blood anyway. I prefer to thneak up from behind and thuck from their neck. Bethideth, giveth you a great chanthe to play with their boobth."<br/>The fact that the Godesses now ruled Heaven also improved the lives of the women on Bacchanalia, and in many places they took over the control of their towns and villages. But since most of them believed in the catch flies with honey approach, their men didn't suffer much under their rule.<br/>And so it was that the women, the most sacred of beings on Bacchanalia, took their rightfull place in the order of things.</em>