Editing Kranios the Destroyer (section)

==The Coming of The Emperor==
For years Kranios searched, both on his own and with fellow members of the tribes looking for the King's horn. countless near deaths, injuries, cold and hungry nights would someday finally prevail. Deep deep in one of the frozen mountains he found it. The King's Horn. But it was not of the gaudy gold and silver bands and intricate design he thought it would be. It was made of the grey horn of one of Satares' monstrous rams and was coated in solid black iron drawn from the planet's depths, and etched with a thousands of minuscule of runes of an unknown language that could barely be seen on the black monstrosity. Kranios had found what the people of the mountain had searched centuries for and knew they would come marching droves to see their new king march on the usurpers.

Even with the Horn and the great army it provided Kranios' enemies resisted in a grueling war of attrition and hatred. The people of Satares described it as 30 years of excruciating terror and atrocity as the mountain people slaughtered, destroyed, and ruined at the cost of hundreds of their own people, while being led by a true giant who seemed hell bent on destroying their civilization. Not one city yielded willingly to Kranios, knowing that submission to him meant death at best and a life of slavery and suffering at worst. This was fine with Kranios, he enjoyed every hard fought battle as his enemies lashed out like beasts as their cities crumbled around them.

The Emperor arrived on Satares, to find it's few remaining Cities belching out black smoke and deadly war machines, as men who could have been kings in their past lives rotted in chains pushing great wheels, some which turned great gears or factory lines or did nothing at all as a cruel joke. Sitting on the throne found in the greatest of these glorified war factories, in a massive palace cut of black stone and mortared with bodies of fallen slaves was Kranios. Despite the lack of anything beautiful in his world, the Emperor could not deny that the conquests and the appearance of this man proved him to be one of his lost sons. The Emperor offered him a place in his great crusade, and Kranios, seeing the magnificence of the great arms and armor the Emperor and his men wielded, accepted. Once again Satares went to war.