Underlords Information

The first Underlords were a group of monks from Finavus's chosen planet: Tiben. They studied Finavus's message and preformed experiments in attempt to awaken the dormant Eidolons. After twenty-five years of studies the ghost were finally awakened and forty-one of the monks were called. The more prominent of these first Underlords was Shinaba. He was a born leader, which gave these Underlords a sense of security in their brave new journey. Shinaba was an ultraconservative and as such decided the power the monks gained was too dangerous to introduce to the rest of the galaxy. Shinaba ordered all newly called Underlords killed before their union was completed. All but one obeyed this rule, Trajan. Trajan realized Shinaba's decree would violate the purpose of the Underlords. One other joined him. That man would become one the greatest and eventually the most feared of all, Romus. Trajan and Romus founded Solum, a secret academy for the purpose of rescuing and training others who were called. They liberated thirty Underlords before Shinaba discovered the location of the hidden school. Shinaba sought the destruction of the academy, its teachers and students. Shinaba's forces spent the next seven years hunting down and destroying the out manned students of Solum in the "Purification War". Trajan and Romus remained at each other's side fighting for their cause as unyielding rebels. Both sides suffered considerable losses to their ranks as was apparent on the day of the final battle. When both forces met to settle the dispute, Shinaba and his followers had been reduced to six while Trajan, Romus and four of their student remained. The ensuing battle would decide the future of the Underlords. Shinaba and Trajan became locked in a battle that resulted in Trajan sacrificing himself to destroy Shinaba. With Shinaba destroyed, his followers quickly surrendered and Romus claimed victory. Romus returned to Tiben and rebuilt the monastery into a grand learning center. He renamed the grounds the Trajan academy. To this day the ...