Rendar Von Cordaroy began his existence as a grotesque mass of flesh, an unintended creation of Vincent Konacky’s disastrous attempt to control the dark force of Ahriman. This failed experiment cast Rendar into a world filled with pain and misunderstanding, yet it ignited in him a relentless thirst for knowledge. Breaking free from Konacky’s grasp, Rendar found himself wandering the eerie, desolate remnants of Hausa Village, a physical manifestation of the catastrophic failure that brought him into being.
As he traverses the ruins of Hausa Village, Rendar's disfigurement serves as a constant reminder of his tragic origins, marking him as an outcast in a world filled with dread. Undeterred by the superficial perceptions of those around him, he immerses himself in the forgotten libraries that litter the village, seeking solace in the unread manuscripts of Malkuth. These ominous texts, rich with forbidden knowledge and dark secrets, feed his insatiable curiosity and perhaps contribute to his growing powers.
Over time, Rendar becomes a spectral figure haunting the memory of Hausa Village, embodying both its loss and potential for esoteric discovery. He grapples with the complex nature of his existence—both a repulsive aberration and a beacon of untamed intellect. In this melancholic narrative, Rendar's ceaseless pursuit of knowledge reveals the dualities of creation and destruction that define his being, ultimately shaping his path toward an uncertain destiny intertwined with the enigmatic fate of Ahriman himself.
Each step he takes echoes the past’s failures, yet it also unravels the tangled web of his future. Rendar Von Cordaroy’s tragic tale reminds us that even the darkest histories can yield the most profound quests for understanding and acceptance.
