this brutish warrior, though intelligent he may have thought himself, had been deceived. and all Jeedai were to be destroyed, without recompense, without negotiation, without acknowledgement or legitimacy. Artemis was a leader, and all subjects were his to defend.Īrtemis was a vengeful, tyrannical warlord. Artemis was a family man, and all Children of the Gods were his family. Ferocious in his first life, the Dread Lord had conquered his way across the Galaxy in the hopes of instilling a new empire of the Yuuzhan Vong, superior to all those that came before it. Many more would hold him as even more idealistic than Supreme Overlord Shimrra Jamaane. Many would hold Supreme Overlord Obauldi as superior in nearly every way to his predecessor Nas Choka in the history books.
He had led a massive empire when he was once alive, the largest Yuuzhan Vong faction that had ever graced the face of the Galaxy with the only exception being their initial incursion. the Yuuzhan Vong was once more alive and well.Īrtemis Obauldi had a vast array of knowledge at his disposal. and to the Simulacra, the trap devised by Artemis to divert his consciousness into whichever vessel dared disturbed it.Īnd after having removed the hybrid's. an ancestry that led back to the ancient Supreme Overlord Artemis Obauldi. During this same time period, Tsavong had experienced several religious setbacks, leading him to discover his ancestry. The Myrshavong, a hybrid descendant of the Yuuzhan Vong, had exiled himself following the defeat at the hands of a specific unnamed Tournament combatant.
His vessel was Tsavong Kraal, ex-leader of the Hrosha-Gul and all Yuuzhan Vong factions within One Sith territory, ex-Voice of the Dark Lord. The Simulacra, an ancient artifact devised by the Dread Lord of another era, had given Artemis Obauldi's mind a gateway into the present. His mind was completed, his body infused with the rush of seven centuries of triumph and technology. Artemis stood on the embankment of Mount Estraphia, looking up at the precipice.
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