He Who Arises in Might

from Erase the Light EP by Harad

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Where are they now?
Does he remain?
Imprisoned by the chain of Angainor and delivered to the Hall of Mandos.
Dormant waiting patiently.
He was renamed.
His Helm clad in ice, crowned with smoke and fire.
His eyes pierce the blackness with a deadly cold.
An Allusion of Corruption.
The Shadow of his Purpose.
Black spear gripped in the left hand.
He Spreads malice.

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from Erase the Light EP, released January 3, 2022

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