Seeing victory was at hand, Elimir turned against his ally the sorcerer-king Aishur and swung his sword to cut his head. But the sorcerer was a god, evil he may be, and all gods have foresight. So that even before Elimir swing the Velian, Aishur was ready to catch his sword. Instead of the sorcerer's head rolling, Elimir found the holy sword plunged into his chest. Before he fell into the River Isboon, Aishur called him <i>traitor of thy nation, and successor of Ramir the Fool.</i> http://www.anthroasia.com/wiki/Iqra.....he_Cashaagbane