Haarlock\'s Legacy Trilogy (Tattered Fates • Damned Cities • Dead Stars). Haarlock wishes to change the past to bring back his dead family, which is interesting because obviously the Eye of Eternity is also linked to time as well.
Q: What is to Come?
A: “The black sun burns and he comes, riding its wake. The last voyager, the herald of all woes. At its passing the eye shall be snuffed out, the carrion lords thrown down, and the hungering ones torn from the outer dark. All this I see cast amid these cold stars.”
(...)
The daemon admits that it desires to be free so it might flee before Haarlock, “returns to plunge these stars of Calyx in to an abyss that none, not even my kind, can escape.\"
If asked what Haarlock wanted or where he went after shattering the mirror, the Daemon shudders in pain and answers through clenched jaws, “Beyond the void of night, to change what was and master what can be, and from thence he now comes, returning from where no man nor god returns unchanged.Seek the Blind Tesseract if you would chart his course...”
(...)
“He came to me when everything else he tried failed, and even then, his pride would not let him beg. No, not that one. Will of iron enough to overturn the universe if he could, heh! He’d walked the past and found he could change ‘nuthin, walked the future and found nothing that wouldn’t turn to dust in his hands. ‘What can I do?’ he asked me ‘Where can I find the power?’ Hah! ‘Hag tell me!’ he demanded!
“He paid my price,” she says, tapping the canister beneath her nails before carrying on, “So I told him. I told him the only place that would end his desires would be the black star, and that’s where he went and that’s where he’s reckon’ to return from. Only what’ll walk back wearing his face, not even I know.”
“But he needed someone on this side you see, needed a link of blood and desire to turn the key of his machine, a beacon to light his way across the abyss beyond the Warp, to come back where no-one had come back from before, and you lit that beacon up for him! You an’ the others with your murderin’ and your lying and struggle, all callin’ him back across.”
“Now the dark star is rising over this world, blotting out its own sun, just as it did the day he walked into its embrace, and on that hill his foot’s gonna fall again.”
If the Acolytes haven’t worked it out yet, the Hag supplies their answer, for a price: an immortal soul, a Psyker’s gifts, a gunfighter’s right hand; she’ll take what the asker most values.
Q: What is to Come?
A: “The black sun burns and he comes, riding its wake. The last voyager, the herald of all woes. At its passing the eye shall be snuffed out, the carrion lords thrown down, and the hungering ones torn from the outer dark. All this I see cast amid these cold stars.”
(...)
The daemon admits that it desires to be free so it might flee before Haarlock, “returns to plunge these stars of Calyx in to an abyss that none, not even my kind, can escape.\"
If asked what Haarlock wanted or where he went after shattering the mirror, the Daemon shudders in pain and answers through clenched jaws, “Beyond the void of night, to change what was and master what can be, and from thence he now comes, returning from where no man nor god returns unchanged.Seek the Blind Tesseract if you would chart his course...”
(...)
“He came to me when everything else he tried failed, and even then, his pride would not let him beg. No, not that one. Will of iron enough to overturn the universe if he could, heh! He’d walked the past and found he could change ‘nuthin, walked the future and found nothing that wouldn’t turn to dust in his hands. ‘What can I do?’ he asked me ‘Where can I find the power?’ Hah! ‘Hag tell me!’ he demanded!
“He paid my price,” she says, tapping the canister beneath her nails before carrying on, “So I told him. I told him the only place that would end his desires would be the black star, and that’s where he went and that’s where he’s reckon’ to return from. Only what’ll walk back wearing his face, not even I know.”
“But he needed someone on this side you see, needed a link of blood and desire to turn the key of his machine, a beacon to light his way across the abyss beyond the Warp, to come back where no-one had come back from before, and you lit that beacon up for him! You an’ the others with your murderin’ and your lying and struggle, all callin’ him back across.”
“Now the dark star is rising over this world, blotting out its own sun, just as it did the day he walked into its embrace, and on that hill his foot’s gonna fall again.”
If the Acolytes haven’t worked it out yet, the Hag supplies their answer, for a price: an immortal soul, a Psyker’s gifts, a gunfighter’s right hand; she’ll take what the asker most values.
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