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| − | Brother Valmont accompanied his king on his hunt for [[Mary]] and [[Finella]] as well as his campaign to destroy every [[gargoyle]] in [[Scotland]]. But | + | Brother Valmont accompanied his king on his hunt for [[Mary]] and [[Finella]] as well as his campaign to destroy every [[gargoyle]] in [[Scotland]]. But Valmont's true plan was to gain possession of the ''[[Grimorum Arcanorum]]'' and he had no true loyalty to Constantine. |
During the [[Battle of Rathveramoen]], Valmont seized the ''Grimorum'' and used its power to rain down a storm of magical arrows killing countless gargoyles and [[humans]] in both armies ([[Magus (horse)|Magus]] the horse perished as well). His plan was to kill both [[Kenneth III]] and Constantine and bring Scotland to its knees. | During the [[Battle of Rathveramoen]], Valmont seized the ''Grimorum'' and used its power to rain down a storm of magical arrows killing countless gargoyles and [[humans]] in both armies ([[Magus (horse)|Magus]] the horse perished as well). His plan was to kill both [[Kenneth III]] and Constantine and bring Scotland to its knees. | ||
Revision as of 04:43, 6 September 2009
Brother Valmont was a sorcerer and a member of Constantine III's court.
History
Brother Valmont accompanied his king on his hunt for Mary and Finella as well as his campaign to destroy every gargoyle in Scotland. But Valmont's true plan was to gain possession of the Grimorum Arcanorum and he had no true loyalty to Constantine.
During the Battle of Rathveramoen, Valmont seized the Grimorum and used its power to rain down a storm of magical arrows killing countless gargoyles and humans in both armies (Magus the horse perished as well). His plan was to kill both Kenneth III and Constantine and bring Scotland to its knees.
Valmont was foiled when Brooklyn severed his hand, that was holding the book. The sorcerer fled.
The full extent of Valmont's plans remains unknown, save that he desired to possess the Grimorum Arcanorum, the Phoenix Gate, and the Eye of Odin. He also referred to the book as "the pathway to Avalon."
