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{{spoiler|start}}Appearing as the '''Will of Darkness''', Calasmos is revealed to still persist in spirit form after having his body destroyed by the Luminary. Having possessed and corrupted Hargon, he turns the High Priest into a demon in order for him to satisfy the Dark One's own goal of completely destroying life and light so that the void may reign. Following Hargon's death and Malroth's defeat, the Will of Darkness emerges from the former's body and engulfs the Master of Destruction before sending the [[Scions of Erdrick]] into the void. The fusion between the Dark One and the Master of Destruction creates [[Malwrath]]. Thanks to the efforts of the [[Dragonlord's great-grandson| | {{spoiler|start}}Appearing as the '''Will of Darkness''', Calasmos is revealed to still persist in spirit form after having his body destroyed by the Luminary. Having possessed and corrupted Hargon, he turns the High Priest into a demon in order for him to satisfy the Dark One's own goal of completely destroying life and light so that the void may reign. Following Hargon's death and Malroth's defeat, the Will of Darkness emerges from the former's body and engulfs the Master of Destruction before sending the [[Scions of Erdrick]] into the void. The fusion between the Dark One and the Master of Destruction creates [[Malwrath]]. Thanks to the efforts of the [[Dragonlord's great-grandson|descendant of Yggdragon]] giving the Scions the power to dispel darkness, as well as those of [[Rubiss]] and [[Ramia]], Malwrath, and by extension Calasmos and Malroth, is destroyed and a new dawn is unleashed upon the world.{{spoiler|end}} | ||
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