Colluding with the Jailer, an exile, was a more serious crime than embezzling anima.
Yet this perfectly explained why Sire Denathrius had embezzled anima.
Anima could help the Jailer recover his strength, allowing him to break free of the chains binding his sinful soul.
Upon discovering this terrifying situation, all the rulers felt that things looked bad.
No one could leave the Maw, but Eternal Ones could.
Of the Shadowlands' six Eternal Ones, Elune had gone out to explore the Prime Material Plane and never returned.
The Primus had gone missing while roaming about, Sire Denathrius had been subdued, and the Jailer was imprisoned in the Maw.
Now only the Winter Queen and First Daughter Kyrestia remained.
Fortunately, Sire Denathrius had already been subdued.
Otherwise, if he had fled into the Maw, recovered his strength, and helped the Jailer escape with him, they would have been in enormous trouble!
In a two-on-two fight, it really would have been hard to say who would win.
But even in the current two-on-one situation, they still could not let their guard down around the Jailer.
Unlike Sire Denathrius, whose arrogance had brought about his own downfall, the Jailer was absolutely the pinnacle of cunning and deceit!
His tightly interlocking schemes formed a suffocating web of conspiracy.
The Jailer's only weakness was that he probably had yet to break completely free of his chains.
As long as they cut off his anima supply, there should not be much of a problem.
As for Sire Denathrius, with his grand ambitions and sweeping vision...
He had no chance of making a comeback now!
In the game's storyline, the Dreadlords had attacked X'era as a group and successfully escaped Revendreth with him.
In reality, Herad would not give them any opportunity.
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