Progenies of the Avenger

from The Primordial Temple by TRIAL

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A cavern in subterranean lands
Protects and holds the Serpent Men
They escape their past and devastation
And worshipped a new dimension

The curse were cast (and embraced)
As a retribution from a familiar face

They fled from their city of ruins
In the fading country of west
They came from above (and beyond)
To the acceptance of an other god

Forcing his remaining followers to vanish
To live and perish in a lightless place
Away from the children
who were led astray

The passages would remain but the en-
trances were sealed
Avoiding the profane, from underneath

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from The Primordial Temple, released November 11, 2011

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