The Destruction of Arinoth

====== The Fall, The First Incursion ======
In the annals of history, the destruction of Arinoth stands as a somber testament to the might and malevolence of demonkind. Once a thriving bastion of culture and knowledge within the kingdom, Arinoth was renowned for its grand libraries, towering spires, and vibrant marketplaces. However, during the ancient war, it became the first major city to fall under the onslaught of demonic forces. Led by the fearsome Demon King Zariel, an army of demons descended upon Arinoth with unrelenting ferocity. 
The skies darkened with their arrival, and mana-infused flames consumed everything in their path. The city's defenders fought valiantly but were ultimately overwhelmed by sheer numbers and demonic power. In mere days, Arinoth was reduced to ruins. Its once-proud structures lay in smoldering heaps, and its streets ran red with blood. 
Survivors were few and scattered; those who remained were either enslaved or slaughtered without mercy. The demons claimed the city as their own, renaming it Gehennath - a name that would come to symbolize terror and despair throughout the realm. Under Zariel's reign, Gehennath became a stronghold for his elite forces known as the Flammen of Gehennath. 
These warriors bore titles reflecting their allegiance to this accursed place: "of Gehennath." They were feared for their unmatched brutality and unwavering loyalty to Zariel. The transformation from Arinoth to Gehennath marked not just a physical change but also a shift in power dynamics within the kingdom; it served as both a strategic base for further demonic incursions and a grim reminder of what awaited any who dared oppose them.