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Agzor had an uncontrolled ability to dramatically heat up anything he would touch. Born in Chusoh into a wealthy family, at some point in his childhood he accidentally set fire to their house and his parents and siblings died. He was then raised in the palace by [[Gole Tōrmoh]]. When the boy turned 12, Gole convinced him to leave the city, so as not to hurt anyone. Agzor went east and built a house of stone in a town of Lōris. Eventually, he crossed the Quoon river and lived in the snowy wilderness.

Agzor had an uncontrolled ability to dramatically heat up anything he would touch. Born in Chusoh into a wealthy family, at some point in his childhood he accidentally set fire to their house and his parents and siblings died. He was then raised in the palace by [[Gole Tōrmoh]]. When the boy turned 12, Gole convinced him to leave the city, so as not to hurt anyone. Agzor went east and built a house of stone in a town of Lōris. Eventually, he crossed the Quoon river and lived in the snowy wilderness.

It is around this time that the Chusoh court began to use the threat of Agzor against the miners at [[Koalderood]], Dverbe and other regions.

It is around this time that the Chusoh court began to use the threat of Agzor against the miners at [[Koalderood]], Dverbe and other regions. Whether Gole Tōrmoh had personally suggested this or was even aware of this is unknown.

== The destruction of Chusoh ==

== The destruction of Chusoh ==

When the conflict known as [[Chaos wars]] was in its full force in 73 [[SR]], the elderly Gole Tōrmoh sent for Agzor and tasked him with burning down the rebels' camp. Loyal to the Gole, Agzor set off for a journey across the dry plains of Kōnzoh. While on its way there, he stopped at an inn. Having lived in exile for most of his life, he knew little about the situation in Toor. He got into a conversation with the barkeep and learned of the uprising, but also that Chusoh has threatened the miners with Agzor, calling him "absolutely loyal to the Gole" and acquiring the nickname "Tōrmoh's Pet Destroyer".

When the conflict known as [[Chaos wars]] was in its full force in 73 [[SR]], the elderly Gole Tōrmoh sent for Agzor and tasked him with burning down the rebels' camp. It is likely that by this time Gole Tōrmoh was already dead, and Agzor did not stop at Chusoh on his way to Koalderood. Instead, he set off for a journey across the dry plains of Kōnzoh. He stopped at an inn in the middle of the plain. Having lived in exile for most of his life, he knew little about the situation in Toor. He got into a conversation with the barkeep and learned of the uprising, but also that Chusoh had threatened the miners with Agzor, calling him "absolutely loyal to the Gole" and acquiring the nickname "Tōrmoh's Pet Destroyer".

This angered Agzor, but he did not reveal his identity and continued on to Koalderood. When he arrived there, he was saddened by the poverty of the people and impressed by their will to fight for their freedom. Again, without revealing his identity, he left Koalderood, feeling betrayed by Gole Tōrmoh.

This angered Agzor, but he did not reveal his identity and continued on to Koalderood. When he arrived there, he was saddened by the poverty of the people and impressed by their will to fight for their freedom. Again, without revealing his identity, he left Koalderood, feeling betrayed by Gole Tōrmoh.

According to the popular account, which [[Porteek]] argues could very well be accurate, Agzor entered the palace and then took off his shoes and began to walk slowly across the room to the empty throne, surrounded by Gole's advisors and courtiers. The floor under his feet began to smolder. As Agzor stopped in front of the throne, he demanded to see Gole Tōrmoh. And the floor began to burn.

According to the popular account, which [[Porteek]] argues could very well be accurate, Agzor entered the palace and then took off his shoes and began to walk slowly across the room to the empty throne, surrounded by Gole's advisors and courtiers. The floor under his feet began to smolder. As Agzor stopped in front of the throne, he demanded to see Gole Tōrmoh. And then the floor began to burn.

The fire quickly spread and the palace began to burn. Hundreds of palace inhabitants were trapped and died, while the fire moved from the palace to the surrounding houses. The fire ravaged for the next 4 days, destroying most of the city and killing thousands of inhabitants. Both Porteek and [[Ludoh]] date the event at 72 [[SR]], possibly early autumn. Porteek mentions a document that records the secession of Deeras from Toor, which is dated December 73 [[SR]], although the referenced document has not survived.

Fire quickly spread and the palace began to burn. Hundreds of palace inhabitants were trapped and died, while the fire moved from the palace to the surrounding houses. The fire ravaged for the next 4 days, destroying most of the city and killing thousands of inhabitants. Both Porteek and [[Ludoh]] date the event at 72 [[SR]], possibly early autumn. Porteek mentions a document that records the secession of Deeras from Toor, which is dated December 73 [[SR]], although the referenced document has not survived.

== War with Barud ==

== War with Barud ==

After enacting his revenge, Agzor left east. Less then 6 months later [[Gened]] sent for him, to stand against [[Empire of Barud|Barud]]. Agzor readily agreed, still feeling guilty for being used as a threat against freedom-loving people. He traveled to [[Kustichoh]] where the rest of the armies have gathered.

After enacting his revenge, Agzor left east. Less then 6 months later [[Gened]] sent for him, to stand against [[Empire of Barud|Barud]]. Agzor readily agreed, still feeling guilty for being used as a threat against freedom-loving people. He traveled to [[Kustichoh]] where the rest of the armies have gathered.