The Morrowind Star

Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say.

The Morrowind named Vangar Nota felt as if his journey in defeating the Noxus Ruler known as Omega Blxst was finally completed in a cosmos unlike our own, set in a time after the big bang event that created sustainable life for what would be known as the period of human race's existence. The loss of Vangar Nota's master, Klay-Den Oso, meant that victory came at a high cost. Klay-Den Oso was killed in battle with Blxst, and the Morrowind prophecy of great balance was at stake.

With Blxst taken care of, the oppression of the Noxus was lifted for the time being, allowing a new era of Impetus-sensitive children to carry on the legacy of the Morrowind. Focusing on the great wave of Impetus around him, Vangar Nota bent reality to his will and transformed through time and space, transporting himself into what the Morrowind's came to call the Impetus Speed.

Vangar Nota had to use the ability to travel through the Impetus speed itself for the first time to warn the remaining Morrowind Command of the Noxus' defeat and the death of master Klay-Den Oso while also using this technique to get to the Morrowind homeworld of Intol faster. Vangar Nota continued his journey into the unknown, and it appeared to him that it had enabled him to travel at the hyper-speed of the universe.

While using his Impetus Speed technique, Vangar Nota was startled by a sudden flash of thunder and lightning all around the Morrowind. Several grotesque octopus-like tentacles began attaching themselves to the Morrowind and knocking him out into another dimension as Vangar Nota moved in through a speed-like transition unconsious.

Vangar Nota awoke in a prison cell aboard a sea vessel. The Morrowind could hear the waves crashing against the ship he was now aboard. War cries could be heard coming from all directions, as well as the captain of the ship screaming at the top of his lungs above him.

As the captain began yelling at the crew to take cover, the captain's right-hand man directed the crew to the ship's second level. The order was to attend to the ammunition beneath the ship, which also happened to be where Vangar Nota had been held captive in some way.

The odor of the dead crew members stuck in gray water reminded Vangar Nota of a rotting Worm Rider on Delfor 9 when he started looking for a place to fasten himself. The lost Morrowind was still locked up for the night when the sea battle ended. Vangar Nota couldn’t help but overhear a prisoner speaking to himself over and over again, or so it seemed.

Vangar Nota's sensation was strangely familiar; perhaps a Noxus phantom had followed Morrowind after the Morrowind speed monster attacked him. Vangar Nota needed to understand his new spiritual home before a new war began, which he did not want to be a part of.

Vangar Nota's lucid dreams had revealed a massive figure emerging from the shadows of space's black matter. As the Demi God-like entity moved through the cosmos, its movements were obscured by darkness. This Titan was able to suck the energy out of many planets in the Morrowind solar system by using its power of absorption into darkness.

These planets were forced to rot to their planetary cores by the cosmic reaper, causing them to die and explode in a burst of energy and stardust. Vangar Nota used ancient techniques used by the Elder Morrowind Masters of the oldest Morrowind Command to peer into his lucid dream. That night, Vangar Nota saw absolute darkness before his eyes.

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