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| - Loarnab was a hydra god of limited intellect but tremendous might that occupied and ruled over the land that would become Senntisten very early on in the Second Age. It was killed by Zaros soon after his arrival to Gielinor, and turned into a power source to allow thousands of demons to travel from Infernus to Gielinor.
- Eventually Zaros arrived on Gielinor with 100 avernic demons led by Duke Nemesis, and seeking to claim the area where Loarnab resided, they lured it out by providing sacrifices they had captured from nearby villages. After it emerged, the legion of demons attacked Loarnab and cut off its two heads, only for four more to emerge in their place. The battle between the two forces continued, with Loarnab decimating the demonic forces and regrowing two heads for every one it lost, until an hour later the majority of the demons were dead and the god possessed twelve heads. Now considerably weakened, Zaros ordered the demons to retreat and then caught Loarnab's attention, causing it to charge at him. Zaros stepped out of its way at the last second, and tentacles emerged from where he had stood, wh
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| - Loarnab was a hydra god of limited intellect but tremendous might that occupied and ruled over the land that would become Senntisten very early on in the Second Age. It was killed by Zaros soon after his arrival to Gielinor, and turned into a power source to allow thousands of demons to travel from Infernus to Gielinor.
- Eventually Zaros arrived on Gielinor with 100 avernic demons led by Duke Nemesis, and seeking to claim the area where Loarnab resided, they lured it out by providing sacrifices they had captured from nearby villages. After it emerged, the legion of demons attacked Loarnab and cut off its two heads, only for four more to emerge in their place. The battle between the two forces continued, with Loarnab decimating the demonic forces and regrowing two heads for every one it lost, until an hour later the majority of the demons were dead and the god possessed twelve heads. Now considerably weakened, Zaros ordered the demons to retreat and then caught Loarnab's attention, causing it to charge at him. Zaros stepped out of its way at the last second, and tentacles emerged from where he had stood, which proceeded to entrap Loarnab and injure it immensely, causing each of its heads to scream in agony. After Loarnab was completely entrapped, Zaros proceeded to use his magic to turn it into a living power source, entwining its heads together and surrounding it with ice-covered crystals, which sedated it, although it remained tormented. He then used Loarnab's high divine energy to create a portal large enough to bring forth the rest of his demonic legions from Infernus to use as military forces for his empire.. Each of Loarnab's heads slowly turned to stone, while Loarnab struggled to stay alive. After the twelfth Demonic Legion had arrived from Infernus, Loarnab finally died, with its final head turning to stone and the rest of its body soon following. The tentacles and crystal then dissipated from Loarnab's body, leaving its corpse behind as a "twisted monument a sign to any who would oppose Lord Zaros." The location of Loarnab's remains are currently unknown, although they would presumably have remained in Senntisten for the duration of the Second Age.
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