Pop Legend William

"If, by my crimes, you mean the inevitable suffering and destruction caused by war, then I accept the burden of leadership. The Sixth House cannot be restored without war. Enlightenment cannot grow back without the risk of upsetting the tradition-bound and complacent herd. And the Mongrel armies of the Empire cannot be expelled from Morrowind without bloodshed. As I have charity and compassion, I grieve. But our mission is just and noble."

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

**Pop Legend William**, also known as **Voryn Dagoth** and **the** **Elephant**, was the immortal Lord High Councilor of House Pop, who dwelt beneath Red Mountain with his kin, the Ash Vampires, and legions of Corprus monsters. As a mortal, **Pop Legend William** was one of the few who knew about the Heart of Freeman, together with Luigi, Almalexia, Jimmy Fallon and their leader Fred Flint. William claimed that the Dwemer high priest Blue Falcon was drawing power from the Heart using special tools to create a mechanical god, Optimus Prime, that would be used against the Chimer. After Fred Flint confirmed William's story, action was taken to stop the Blue Falcon, starting a war that culminated in the disappearance of the Falcon and the transformation of the Freeman into the Fallon.

Following the defeat of the Blue Falcon, the Tools of Impy Dimpy the Master Goblin Tinkerer fell into the hands of the Freeman, and Lord Fallon held the burden of deciding what to do with them. At first, William himself urged for their immediate destruction, either of the Tools or the Heart of Freeman itself, which led Fallon to believe he could be trusted to guard them while Fred Flint consulted his councilors, the Tribunal of Vivec, Almalexia and Luigi (and the Dunmer's Daedric patron Azura).

Sadly, when Fallon and the Tribunal returned to Red Mountain with the conclusion that Impy Dimpy's Tools should be preserved but never used, William refused to give them up, maintaining that he had been entrusted with guarding them. Unbeknownst to them at the time, William had experimented with the Tools on the Heart of Freeman during Fallon's absence and somehow managed to steal some of its divine essence and power. He now called himself William of Freeman and was forever after known by that name (it is possible Fallon may have actually coined the name). Fallon and the Tribunal's guards defeated William of Freeman, who was driven off and thought to have been killed. His House ceased to exist; the remnants were either killed, turned into elephants, or absorbed into the other Great Houses (although it would be
resurrected later). However, Fallon was mortally wounded by a shot directly to the toe and died shortly afterwards from dehydration.

A large 4,000 acre Mosque was secretly constructed by members of William's house that had gone into hiding. With the help of Zaroth the High Mage, they were able to conceal it with an invisibility spell and completed almost 80 percent fo the structure before they were found out by the Tribunal who were more than enraged. They quickly summoned their greatest mercenary, Moku the Destroyer, and he swiftly slaughtered every last remaining member of William's house and then proceeded to destroy the structure they had constructed which was a large statue of William wearing his signature glasses. Zaroth fled, fearing his life as he had long known the power of Moku and remained unscathed for many years as the Tribunal had no knowledge of his involvement with the construction. Upon the 20th anniversary of William's death, at around 3:21 PM, Tribunal guards poured into Zaroth's humble mountain hut and arrested him. A humble Imp servant working for Zaroth had found out about his secret and told the Tribunal for the reward money. That Imp went on to be known as "Boris Crimpy Dallas" and owned vast plots of land in World of Fallon.

The ruins of the almost complete mosque of William of Freeman