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| − | The '''Sruighlea Cell''' was a branch of [[Demona's Clan]] that was destroyed in [[997]]. | + | [[Image:The_Scruighlea_Cell_The_Gate.png|thumb|480px|The Sruighlea Cell sleeps.]] |
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| + | The '''Sruighlea Cell''' was a branch of [[Demona's Clan]] that was destroyed in [[Timeline#995-1994|997]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| + | {{CIT|It is unknown where these [[gargoyle]]s and [[Gargoyle Beast|gargoyle beasts]] originally came from but it is thought that they were survivors of a nearby [[Scotland|Scottish]] [[clan]] that had been destroyed.}} By [[Timeline#995-1994|997]], the gargoyles and beast who would make up the Sruighlea Cell were all members of Demona's Clan. In order to protect against another [[Wyvern Massacre|clan-wide massacre]], [[Demona]] separated her gargoyles into small cells to spend the day in separate, isolated locations. The wisdom of this strategy became apparent one day in 997 when [[Constantine III|Constantine]], [[Gillecomgain]], [[Maíl Brigti]], and [[Brother Valmont]] discovered the Sruighlea Cell's cave. Constantine and Gillecomgain smashed the entire cell while they [[Stone Sleep|slept]]. Fortunately, the bulk of Demona's Clan survived in hiding elsewhere. | ||
| − | + | Demona later discovered the remains of her clanmates and reported the news to the [[Lunfanan Cell]]. She decided to take revenge on the [[human]]s instead of performing a [[Wind Ceremony]] and led her [[clan]] into the [[Battle of Rathveramoen]]. [[Brooklyn]] also found the cave a short time later as he searched for Demona. ''([[The Gate|"The Gate"]], [[Tyrants|"Tyrants"]])'' | |
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| − | Demona later discovered the remains of her clanmates and reported the news to the [[ | ||
| − | It is unknown whether any gargoyle returned to the cave to perform a proper Wind Ceremony for the Sruighlea Cell. | + | It is unknown whether any gargoyle ever returned to the cave to perform a proper Wind Ceremony for the Sruighlea Cell. |
==Known Members== | ==Known Members== | ||
| − | * Seven | + | * Seven Gargoyles (4 Males, 2 Females, 1 Gender Unknown) |
| − | * One | + | * One Beast (Gender Unknown) |
| − | ==Real | + | ==Real World Background== |
| + | "Sruighlea" is the Gaelic name for Stirling, a major historic town in Scotland. In 1297, William Wallace defeated the [[England|English]] in battle nearby; the [[Battle of Bannockburn]] took place in the same area in 1314, as well. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:57, 23 November 2024
The Sruighlea Cell was a branch of Demona's Clan that was destroyed in 997.
History
It is unknown where these gargoyles and gargoyle beasts originally came from but it is thought that they were survivors of a nearby Scottish clan that had been destroyed. By 997, the gargoyles and beast who would make up the Sruighlea Cell were all members of Demona's Clan. In order to protect against another clan-wide massacre, Demona separated her gargoyles into small cells to spend the day in separate, isolated locations. The wisdom of this strategy became apparent one day in 997 when Constantine, Gillecomgain, Maíl Brigti, and Brother Valmont discovered the Sruighlea Cell's cave. Constantine and Gillecomgain smashed the entire cell while they slept. Fortunately, the bulk of Demona's Clan survived in hiding elsewhere.
Demona later discovered the remains of her clanmates and reported the news to the Lunfanan Cell. She decided to take revenge on the humans instead of performing a Wind Ceremony and led her clan into the Battle of Rathveramoen. Brooklyn also found the cave a short time later as he searched for Demona. ("The Gate", "Tyrants")
It is unknown whether any gargoyle ever returned to the cave to perform a proper Wind Ceremony for the Sruighlea Cell.
Known Members
- Seven Gargoyles (4 Males, 2 Females, 1 Gender Unknown)
- One Beast (Gender Unknown)
Real World Background
"Sruighlea" is the Gaelic name for Stirling, a major historic town in Scotland. In 1297, William Wallace defeated the English in battle nearby; the Battle of Bannockburn took place in the same area in 1314, as well.
