Sulliman

„*Pride, honor, respect… they’re just words. But this house, my wealth… and the fact that I’m the last human living freely in the kingdoms… that is something I treasure.*”
— Sulliman to Ingressus Voltaris↑
**Sulliman** was a black market dealer who owned the "greatest" and most expensive house in Crown Peak. He appeared to be an old but disagreeable and granky friend of Thalleous. Thalleous, however, underestimated how dirty and selfish even someone like Sulliman could be. He first appeared in Episode 4, when Thalleous Sendaris asked him to safeguard the Mobilium Prime Song only for him to give it to the Voltaris and the Nether after they launched their invasion. Sulliman fell to his death when he was confronted by the Knights of Ardonia about what he did.

## Lore

Nearly all his life, Sulliman has run a black-market potion business without being discovered. According to himself, he deserves to have the greatest house in Crown Peak, considering all he has had to deal with keeping his business alive.

## Appearances

### Episode 4

When Thalleous and Senn finally arrive at Sulliman's house and Sulliman opens the door, he closes the door again, visibly annoyed by Thalleous' arrival. After Thalleous knocks on the door a second time, Sulliman asks what Thalleous wants, to which Thalleous replies that it is a conversation best held in private. After they have entered the house, he is sceptical about Thalleous' concern about the return of the Voltaris, saying that he is worried about an army that disappeared 150 years ago. He then sees Senn looking at his potions and warns him to keep his nose out of trouble. They then move to the balcony, where he brags about his house being the most expensive in Crown Peak, followed by reminiscing about the time when Enderknights ruled the land. Thalleous then proceeds to ask Sulliman to safeguard the Mobilium Prime, trusting that Sulliman is good at keeping secrets due to his black market potion store, to which Sulliman agrees. This interaction, revealed much about Sulliman, including his greed and selfish pride, and desire for materialistic things and success. When Thalleous handed him the Prime Song, Sulliman's interest was clearly piqued and he smiled when he touched the song, knowing he had acquired something of immense power and rarity, which could be exchanged to forward his own goals. However, when Thalleous asked if he could safeguard the Prime Song, Sulliman quickly snapped back to his disinterested and annoyed mood, although this time clearly a façade to mask the excitement he had failed to properly contain. Later, Senn said he did not trust Sulliman, which may have come off to audiences as a red herring which would later be proven false. Unfortunately, however, Senn's suspcions were correct, and Thalleous put too much faith in his old acquaintance.

### Episode 19

Senn and Tidesinger go into Sulliman's house, where they find him, but the Deathsinger with him, as it is revealed he traded the Mobilium Prime for his safety.

### Episode 22

Deathsinger is talking to Sulliman, about him being the last free Human in the entirety of Ardonia. Even the Deathsinger seems mildly displeased with how easy it was to get the Prime Song off of Sulliman, seeing his act as both cowardly, and dishonorable, "**I am glad you chose to give up the Prime Song, and it has certainly garnered you success. However, I would not take pride in your deed, Sulliman.**" showing that his lack of courage was even distasteful to the Deathsinger.

"**Camera slides back as he’s talking. Reveals him slouched lazily on his sun-chair overlooking the city. The Deathsinger, as usual, stands instead of sits.**

**DEATHSINGER**

**I am glad you chose to give up the Prime Song, and it has certainly garnered you success. However, I would not take pride in your deed, Sulliman.**

**NARRATION**

**Sulliman leans up slightly and points towards Ingressus.**

**SULLIMAN**

**Ah… that is exactly what I am talking about. Pride, honor, respect… they’re just words. But this house, my wealth… and the fact that I’m the last human living freely in the kingdoms… that is something I treasure.**

**NARRATION**

**Deathsinger is slightly disgusted at Sulliman’s heartlessness. He walks over near to Sulliman causing Sulliman to shirk away slightly and avoid his eye contact.**

**DEATHSINGER**

**Your success has saved you thus far, but be careful who you betray, Sulliman… not everyone is as heartless as yourself.**

**NARRATION**

**The Deathsinger walks off, and Sulliman relaxes slightly.**"

### Episode 30

In the potion room in Sulliman's house, one of the trapdoors opens up and Borgen along with Ria, Senn, Grek, Grim, Herobrine and some other people come through. They confront Sulliman, but, as he backs up in fear, trips and falls over the edge to his death.

## Trivia

* In episode 4, a moldy, expired cake is seen in his house, which shows how sloppy Sulliman is.
* Ironically he is killed by the fall drop from his house which he mentioned to Thalleous and Senn in episode 4. It is almost certain this line was added intentionally as foreshadowing for audiences to pick up when revisiting the series had the full Songs of War series been completed.
* His voice is the first to be heard in the main trailer, when he says "There was a time, when Enderknights ruled the land"...taken from Episode 4 of Season 1. Thus he is the first character to have his voice revealed.