F'taghn collecting Itself from the ashes of men and 
women, melting and sharing their heritage of the past.
It rose from the grey mists that deluged the barren 
planes of the coldlands, It chose as Its silent 
homestead.
From pure alien origin It once had been, feared and 
hunted profusely by a race now removed from Its close 
vicinity,
from this land's solemn existence, by a gentle stroke 
of Its hand.
It was mastering the arts of this planet's 
materialisation.
It alone was with many, who were but small parts of It 
self.
F'taghn was the blessed name It carried, dating back 
from beyond the vortex
of dimensions, from the grounds of the Elder lords.
On the top of the frozen hill It appeared in all Its 
might,
clouded by the particles It had risen from, summoning 
the ghosts from Its gasseous
body. Accompanied by the chanting choirs of tormented 
ancient souls, the misty shapes that dwelled the 
ground,
crystallised. F'taghn, Beast of a thousand souls, 
ancient dweller of the Siberian
landscapes, feared by the lonely men sleeping 
restlessly in Its domain.
scanning for a prey to be fetched by the materialised
ghostly wolfclan. It remembered how he once recited the 
forbidden
sentences, being bonded by the mortal human flesh, and 
glanced upon the spiralled vortex in the dry desert 
sands.
He knew then that his destiny lay on a different level 
than that of his fellow human men and women.
And the moment the purple lightning struck his eyes and 
burned his flesh he knew he was of the alien F'taghn, 
reaper of
souls, scout of the Ancient Ones. It remembered how she 
once played with the Dhogh-Nubilum Gem and fragmentated
into the sand she sat in, sailed on Sahara winds 
towards the open spheres of the vortex of creation,
disappearing into the sentient thing called F'taghn 
Yog, dogmatist of wolfclans, harvester of human souls 
in barren wastes.
She was renewed and beyond all grasp.
It remembered how It joined with the souls It lured 
into Its ritual bonding.
The owners of human memories embedded in Its vapour 
flesh. And now they dwelled Siberia as wolves of light 
and darkness,
optic illusions just as deadly as bullets from a gun, 
obeying Its mind.