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Amidst the perils of Nispad, humans encountered a creature more terrifying than even the ancient crocodiles. This was Arcanus—a terrifying hybrid of man and a gigantic serpent.

At their first encounter with the monster, humans rushed to attack, but the mages' spells bounced off its scales. Only with incredible effort did one sorcerer manage to pierce its defenses, clearing the way for the warriors' blades.

When the monster fell, its body was sent to the capital for study. But the monster's greatest mystery lay in the orb clutched in its hand. The mage who dealt the fatal blow picked up the artifact and beheld a terrifying vision: swamps, pulsing with life, engulfed the entire south, and then the entire Sphere, turning it into a boundless, fetid quagmire. In horror, he dropped the orb, and it sank without a trace into the abyss.

The mages of Erikuria, upon hearing the story, were skeptical of the prophecy. However, since then, small detachments of sorcerers have been regularly sent to Nispad—to scout out the area. Just in case. To be prepared if the ancient swamp really does begin to expand.

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Penetrating deeper into Nispad, humans discovered abandoned elven structures. On the wall of one of the shrines, they found an image of a humanoid creature holding a strange staff. Deciphering the surviving writings, they learned of the Marsh Guardian—an ancient guardian of the swamps.

According to the manuscripts, it was he who taught the swamp elves to tame Koaks, see "whispers," and read signs hidden in the fog. His weapon wasn't just a staff, but an ancient, still-living branch ingrained in the hand of some prehistoric creature. Poisonous mushrooms and clumps of magical moss grew on it, feeding on the very energy of Nispad.

With it, the Guardian could condense the fog into tentacles, command tree roots to seize strangers, and awaken toxic vapors to poison enemies. Despite the elven records, the expedition found no other traces of the Guardian. Who knows, perhaps he still watches over the rare visitors from the dense forest, preserving the eternal silence of his domain.

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Although the humans only lingered briefly in Nispad, one expedition nevertheless encountered Koak. The ancient beast descended upon the detachment that had ventured too far. The soldiers, surrounded by treacherous swamps, stood no chance.

However, at the cost of incredible losses, one warrior managed to plunge his spear into the armored scales, and the mage accompanying the detachment cast a spell that incinerated the beast. Despite their success, only two of the entire expedition survived—the mage and the wounded soldier.

The Skull of Koak was brought to court and presented to the king as proof of their heroic deed. It now rests in the treasury of Erikuria. But the people whisper: was the expedition ever carried out? They say the mage and his accomplice slaughtered the detachment themselves, and the skull is merely a skillful forgery made of swamp wood and bone.

This theory is further supported by the fact that the surviving soldier and others indirectly involved in the story soon died under mysterious circumstances. The truth remains shrouded in mystery, and perhaps only a future king, captivated by unraveling long-held mysteries, will shed light on the bloody events of that fateful campaign.