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Porteek references several toorian sources that explain that the brutal treatment was not simply due to Mosk-Sopoh's personal hatred of Tyrna, but that he needed to be sure that he won't be attacked from behind when marching further west. But the campaign ended abruptly due to the untimely demise of Mosk-Sopoh's sister, Goolytoh, with whom they were very close. Mosk-Sopoh chose to go back to Gaskal.
Porteek references several toorian sources that explain that the brutal treatment was not simply due to Mosk-Sopoh's personal hatred of Tyrna, but that he needed to be sure that he won't be attacked from behind when marching further west. But the campaign ended abruptly due to the untimely demise of Mosk-Sopoh's sister, Goolytoh, with whom they were very close. Mosk-Sopoh chose to go back to Gaskal.
The destruction of Tyrna and specifically the execution of the Gmorōn kings sent waves across Tarnaria. It made the new gole immediately known across the eastern Continent and marked a new era. Some admired Mosk-Sopoh's boldness, some feared him and many hated him for the destruction of an ancient and culturally important city. The murder of all Dōrsags in Tyrna led to a century-long blood feud that indirectly led to the Dolysohs losing power to the [[Tōrmoh dynasty]].
A relief in the Gaskal royal palace shows the toorians bringing back the spoils of war. The inscription below says:
A relief in the Gaskal royal palace shows the toorians bringing back the spoils of war. The inscription below says:
"I painted the walls of their houses with the their blood."
"I painted the walls of their houses with the their blood."
=== Ultimatum to Deeras ===
=== Ultimatum to Deeras ===