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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A long, long time ago, a Gigyas-esque monster of some description crash-landed in a metorite on a polluted, dying alternate version of Earth, destroying what remained of its biosphere and shifting its geological activity into overdrive. The humans retreated to what would eventually become the floating islands while mass earthquakes and volcanoes reshaped the earth into a shape unrecognizable to us, even when the magma hardened. The creature that arrived with the meteor drew power from human evil, and took a form representing it- specifically, the perversion of nature, hence the purple grass- and began to take over the dead world. It created the monsters that spawn in corruption to protect itself, and began storing power in the shadow orbs to sustain itself. This explains why destroying them summons the Eater of Worlds. |