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option one:
The Moon Lord had one goal, to maintain his land, and protect his people. He was fine with the new and growing player at first, but things took a turn after he killed the Keeper of Souls. After the Keeper died, the world was scarred with the Corruption, and the Hallow was unleashed, something he had captured a long time ago. They were spreading. Afraid of loosing control, he had three great machines built in order to stop the now powerful player. He was scared. But he thought that the player could not defeat his new creations, but he was very, very wrong. The player had defeated them. It was almost as if the player was beginning to notice the Moon Lord's presence. The Moon Lord ordered construction for a machine so great, not even he would be able to defeat it in combat. But was to have total control of the machine.
The ancient beast, Plantera, was guarding the jungle. The player confronted it, and won, easily. The player now defeated the Guardian of the Ancient, Golem. The Moon Lord had few moves left to make, and decided to send in the advisers of his continuing project. The Cultists and their leader, Castro were very skilled in sorcery, and for sure should be able to kill the player. The only problem was, the more of the heroes he killed, the stronger the player became. He was being helped by other humans, he was saving them. The Wall had trapped them for a reason. The Eye had hidden them. With his newfound power, the player murdered Castro and his advisory.
The Moon Lord was furious, and as a result, placed four towers that linked his worlds together, allowing the other beings help to kill the player. They put up a strong fight, but eventually, the player destroyed the portals one by one. Eventually, there were no more portals left. He had failed. His only choice was to face the player himself.
The Moon Lord was killed, and the world was quiet. His body vaporized and his main skeleton was rejected from the ash, falling into the chasm below.
Little did the player know, they started something infinitely horrible.
option one:
The Moon Lord had one goal, to maintain his land, and protect his people. He was fine with the new and growing player at first, but things took a turn after he killed the Keeper of Souls. After the Keeper died, the world was scarred with the Corruption, and the Hallow was unleashed, something he had captured a long time ago. They were spreading. Afraid of loosing control, he had three great machines built in order to stop the now powerful player. He was scared. But he thought that the player could not defeat his new creations, but he was very, very wrong. The player had defeated them. It was almost as if the player was beginning to notice the Moon Lord's presence. The Moon Lord ordered construction for a machine so great, not even he would be able to defeat it in combat. But was to have total control of the machine.
The ancient beast, Plantera, was guarding the jungle. The player confronted it, and won, easily. The player now defeated the Guardian of the Ancient, Golem. The Moon Lord had few moves left to make, and decided to send in the advisers of his continuing project. The Cultists and their leader, Castro were very skilled in sorcery, and for sure should be able to kill the player. The only problem was, the more of the heroes he killed, the stronger the player became. He was being helped by other humans, he was saving them. The Wall had trapped them for a reason. The Eye had hidden them. With his newfound power, the player murdered Castro and his advisory.
The Moon Lord was furious, and as a result, placed four towers that linked his worlds together, allowing the other beings help to kill the player. They put up a strong fight, but eventually, the player destroyed the portals one by one. Eventually, there were no more portals left. He had failed. His only choice was to face the player himself.
The Moon Lord was killed, and the world was quiet. His body vaporized and his main skeleton was rejected from the ash, falling into the chasm below.
Little did the player know, they started something infinitely horrible.
