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* The goddess Morrigan: a mighty [[WarGod deity of War]] whose interventions in the story are probably the peaks of epicness of the comic book. She appears as a [[FullFrontalAssault completely nude]] female demone-like creature, both incredibly beautiful and terryifing.
** In particular, the fight between Morrigan and Arawn possesed by the Cauldron: Siamh summons the goddess of War in order to fight his possessed son. The clash between the two beings are spectacular, with the goddess appearing beautiful and terrific while fighting the demonic Arawn. Her powers reach a scale superior to anything seen in the previous parts of the story, and she is able to easily defeat Arawn reducing his corpse to a bloody pulp.
** In particular, the fight between Morrigan and Arawn possesed by the Cauldron: Siamh summons the goddess of War in order to fight his possessed son. The clash between the two beings are spectacular, with the goddess appearing beautiful and terrific while fighting the demonic Arawn. Her powers reach a scale superior to anything seen in the previous parts of the story, and she is able to easily defeat Arawn reducing his corpse to a bloody pulp.
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* The goddess Morrigan: a mighty [[WarGod deity of War]] whose interventions in the story are probably among the peaks of epicness most epic moments of the comic book. She appears as a mighty, [[FullFrontalAssault completely nude]] female demone-like creature, both incredibly beautiful and terryifing.
** In particular, the fight between Morrigan and Arawn possesed by the Cauldron: Siamh summons the goddess of War in order to fight his possessed son. The clash between the two beings are spectacular, with the goddess appearing beautiful and terrific while fighting the demonic Arawn. Her powers reach a scale superior to anything seen in the previous parts of the story, and she is able to easily defeat Arawn reducing hiscorpse body to a bloody pulp.
** In particular, the fight between Morrigan and Arawn possesed by the Cauldron: Siamh summons the goddess of War in order to fight his possessed son. The clash between the two beings are spectacular, with the goddess appearing beautiful and terrific while fighting the demonic Arawn. Her powers reach a scale superior to anything seen in the previous parts of the story, and she is able to easily defeat Arawn reducing his
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* The goddess Morrigan: a mighty [[WarGod deity of War]] whose interventions in the story are probably the peaks of epicness of the comic book. She appears as a beautiful, [[FullFrontalAssault completely nude]] female demone-like creature, both incredibly beautiful and terryifing.
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* The goddess Morrigan: a mighty, deity of War whose interventions in the story reach the peak of epicness of the comic book. She appears as a beautiful, completely nude female demone-like creature, both incredibly beautiful and terryifing.
** In particular, the fight between Morrigan and Arawn possesed by the Cauldron: Siamh summons the goddess of War in order to fight his possessed son. The clash between the two beings are spectacular, with the goddess appearing both beautiful and terrifying while fighting the demonic Arawn. Her powers reach a scale superior to anything seen in the previous parts of the story, and she is able to easily defeat Arawn reducing his corpse to a bloody pulp.
** The scales of the powers showed by Morrigan makes the subsequent achievement reached by Arawn astronishing and shocking: as the goddess was going to give Arawn the finishing blow, the demon attacks Morrigan with a surprise attacks and immobilizes her. He then starts absorbing her soul, slowly regaining his body and his powers, while the goddess dissolves into nothingness, until only a bunch of lifeless bones remain. Morrigan, mighty Goddess of War, is no more, completely destroyed by Arawn. A mortal managing to face and vanquish a Goddess of War, stealing her divine powers and ascending to godhood could definitely be considered epic.
** In particular, the fight between Morrigan and Arawn possesed by the Cauldron: Siamh summons the goddess of War in order to fight his possessed son. The clash between the two beings are spectacular, with the goddess appearing both beautiful and terrifying while fighting the demonic Arawn. Her powers reach a scale superior to anything seen in the previous parts of the story, and she is able to easily defeat Arawn reducing his corpse to a bloody pulp.
** The scales of the powers showed by Morrigan makes the subsequent achievement reached by Arawn astronishing and shocking: as the goddess was going to give Arawn the finishing blow, the demon attacks Morrigan with a surprise attacks and immobilizes her. He then starts absorbing her soul, slowly regaining his body and his powers, while the goddess dissolves into nothingness, until only a bunch of lifeless bones remain. Morrigan, mighty Goddess of War, is no more, completely destroyed by Arawn. A mortal managing to face and vanquish a Goddess of War, stealing her divine powers and ascending to godhood could definitely be considered epic.
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* The goddess Morrigan: a mighty, mighty [[WarGod deity of War War]] whose interventions in the story reach are probably the peak peaks of epicness of the comic book. She appears as a beautiful, [[FullFrontalAssault completely nude nude]] female demone-like creature, both incredibly beautiful and terryifing.
** In particular, the fight between Morrigan and Arawn possesed by the Cauldron: Siamh summons the goddess of War in order to fight his possessed son. The clash between the two beings are spectacular, with the goddess appearingboth beautiful and terrifying terrific while fighting the demonic Arawn. Her powers reach a scale superior to anything seen in the previous parts of the story, and she is able to easily defeat Arawn reducing his corpse to a bloody pulp.
** The scales of the powers showed by Morrigan makes the subsequent achievement reached by Arawn astronishing and shocking: as the goddess was going to give Arawn the finishing blow, the demon attacks Morrigan with a surprise attacks and immobilizes her. He then starts absorbing her soul, slowly regaining his body and his powers, while the goddess dissolves into nothingness, until only a bunch of lifeless bones remain. Morrigan, mighty Goddess of War, [[CessationofExistence is nomore, more]], completely destroyed by Arawn. A mortal managing to face and [[KilltheGod vanquish a Goddess of War, stealing War]], absorbing her divine powers and ascending to godhood could definitely be considered epic.
** In particular, the fight between Morrigan and Arawn possesed by the Cauldron: Siamh summons the goddess of War in order to fight his possessed son. The clash between the two beings are spectacular, with the goddess appearing
** The scales of the powers showed by Morrigan makes the subsequent achievement reached by Arawn astronishing and shocking: as the goddess was going to give Arawn the finishing blow, the demon attacks Morrigan with a surprise attacks and immobilizes her. He then starts absorbing her soul, slowly regaining his body and his powers, while the goddess dissolves into nothingness, until only a bunch of lifeless bones remain. Morrigan, mighty Goddess of War, [[CessationofExistence is no
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* The goddess Morrigan: a mighty, beautiful and completely nude deity of War whose interventions in the story reach the peak of epicness of the comic book.book. She appears as a beautiful, completely nude female demone-like creature, both incredibly beautiful and terryifing.
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** The scales of the powers showed by Morrigan makes the achievement reached by Arawn astronishing and shocking: as the goddess was going to give Arawn the finishing blow, the demon attacks Morrigan with a surprise attacks and immobilizes her. He then starts absorbing her soul, slowly regaining his body and his powers, while the goddess dissolves into nothingness, until only a bunch of lifeless bones remain. Morrigan, mighty Goddess of War, is no more. Arawn, a mere mortal, was able to destroy her completely, stealing her powers and ascending to godhood.
A mortal managing to face and vanquish an immortal Goddess of War is definitely epic.
A mortal managing to face and vanquish an immortal Goddess of War is definitely epic.
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** The scales of the powers showed by Morrigan makes the subsequent achievement reached by Arawn astronishing and shocking: as the goddess was going to give Arawn the finishing blow, the demon attacks Morrigan with a surprise attacks and immobilizes her. He then starts absorbing her soul, slowly regaining his body and his powers, while the goddess dissolves into nothingness, until only a bunch of lifeless bones remain. Morrigan, mighty Goddess of War, is no more. Arawn, a mere mortal, was able to destroy her completely, stealing her powers and ascending to godhood.
more, completely destroyed by Arawn. A mortal managing to face and vanquish an immortal a Goddess of War is War, stealing her divine powers and ascending to godhood could definitely be considered epic.
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** The sequence has a surprising and shocking ending: as the goddess was going to give Arawn the finishing blow, the demon attacks Morrigan with a surprise attacks and immobilizes her. He then starts absorbing her soul, slowly regaining his body and his powers, while the goddess dissolves into a bunch of lifeless bones. A mere mortal was able to destroy the mighty Goddess of War, stealing her power and ascending to godhood.
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** The sequence has a surprising scales of the powers showed by Morrigan makes the achievement reached by Arawn astronishing and shocking ending: shocking: as the goddess was going to give Arawn the finishing blow, the demon attacks Morrigan with a surprise attacks and immobilizes her. He then starts absorbing her soul, slowly regaining his body and his powers, while the goddess dissolves into nothingness, until only a bunch of lifeless bones. A mere mortal was able to destroy the bones remain. Morrigan, mighty Goddess of War, is no more. Arawn, a mere mortal, was able to destroy her completely, stealing her power powers and ascending to godhood.godhood.
A mortal managing to face and vanquish an immortal Goddess of War is definitely epic.
A mortal managing to face and vanquish an immortal Goddess of War is definitely epic.
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* The goddess Morrigan: a mighty, beautiful and completely nude deity of War whose interventions in the story reach the peak of epicness and beauty of the comic book.
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* The goddess Morrigan: a mighty, beautiful and completely nude deity of War whose interventions in the story reach the peak of epicness and beauty of the comic book.book.
** In particular, the fight between Morrigan and Arawn possesed by the Cauldron: Siamh summons the goddess of War in order to fight his possessed son. The clash between the two beings are spectacular, with the goddess appearing both beautiful and terrifying while fighting the demonic Arawn. Her powers reach a scale superior to anything seen in the previous parts of the story, and she is able to easily defeat Arawn reducing his corpse to a bloody pulp.
** The sequence has a surprising and shocking ending: as the goddess was going to give Arawn the finishing blow, the demon attacks Morrigan with a surprise attacks and immobilizes her. He then starts absorbing her soul, slowly regaining his body and his powers, while the goddess dissolves into a bunch of lifeless bones. A mere mortal was able to destroy the mighty Goddess of War, stealing her power and ascending to godhood.
** In particular, the fight between Morrigan and Arawn possesed by the Cauldron: Siamh summons the goddess of War in order to fight his possessed son. The clash between the two beings are spectacular, with the goddess appearing both beautiful and terrifying while fighting the demonic Arawn. Her powers reach a scale superior to anything seen in the previous parts of the story, and she is able to easily defeat Arawn reducing his corpse to a bloody pulp.
** The sequence has a surprising and shocking ending: as the goddess was going to give Arawn the finishing blow, the demon attacks Morrigan with a surprise attacks and immobilizes her. He then starts absorbing her soul, slowly regaining his body and his powers, while the goddess dissolves into a bunch of lifeless bones. A mere mortal was able to destroy the mighty Goddess of War, stealing her power and ascending to godhood.
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* Owen being the one to ''destroy the Cauldron''.
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* Owen being the one to ''destroy the Cauldron''.Cauldron''.
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* The goddess Morrigan: a mighty, beautiful and completely nude deity of War whose interventions in the story reach the peak of epicness and beauty of the comic book.
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* When the Cauldron of Blood turns the battle in Arawn's favor by unleashing an army of fiery Cauldron-born. And '''its epic!!'''
* Owen being the one to ''destroy the Cauldron''.
* Owen being the one to ''destroy the Cauldron''.
