Vision of the Future

Vision of the Future is the cinematic of the Second Undead Book.

## Plot

As Aridon the Watcher watches his visions and got confused why did his foresights failed him and some of them did not made the part of his visions, like the arrival of the Redfist, Orcs allying with other races, return of his siblings, and most of all, Cave Orcs worshiping him as their God. He blamed his siblings and the Orcs for undoing his "balance" and tries to clear up his mind, but a voice mocked him.

The mysterious voice mocked Aridon's indecisiveness and his core got shaken by the simple miscalculations he has. Aridon knew who the voice is: Tregakh the Dark One. He confirmed, but if he can control the Watcher, he would made him commit suicide rather than make him see his faults. Then sarcastically congratulating him for his scheme running in his palms. Then mocked the Watcher for being ironic, as the Dark One revealed that Aridon provoked him into fighting the other 2 gods and Aridon betrayed them all when chaos broke loose between them 4. Aridon hushed them off. The Dark One replied once again, that Aridon made him fight his own brothers, and got torn as a result, then killing Zindrach the Demon God after the deed is done, and reducing Bhaarizel to being sealed in a temple, dead but not dead. Then saying that Aridon destroyed Bhaarizel's creations and made the Demons as they were. Aridon replied that Tregakh was the reason he did it. The Dark One just brushed his accusation, then once again mocked Aridon, telling him that the Watcher wants to be the only God, not maintain the balance by absorbing the other Three, and made the races like his Dark Elves: fanatics who were nothing but traitors, and mocked him for being like the Dark Elves, as the latter are worshiping him as their god and role model. Aridon once again argued with him.

Largoth reappeared, revealing that Tregakh's power was Largoth all along, and mocked him for not realizing that the most of Tregakh's powers were Largoth all this time. Aridon sarcastically congratulated him for making a fool of him. Largoth declared that he will take the world, without his siblings betraying him this time, and Aridon will be gone if he does it. Aridon will stop the war with the Undead, and maintain the balance. Largoth mocked him, saying that visions of victory were made on his visions, deluding himself for that. Then made the Watcher show him a vision, the "TRUTH" he tried to resist. The vision was seen, Aridon in the middle of a summoning circle. The Watcher was shocked, and the screen turns black.

## True Story

* This interlude was renamed into Divine Wrath.
* In the first section, Dorten killed Captain Ace and his garrison in response to the Kingdom-wide rebellion, and facilitated the discussion of an alliance between the Kingdoms and the Ironfist.
* In the second section, Brian told Gardon everything he knows about the Four, as well as what Krom wants him to know.
* The third section is the same as the interlude, except that the voice itself is his servant Krom, who tells him about his success of an alliance between the Ironfist and the Undead. His frustration led to the decision of summoning the Bonelords to Salria for the extermination of all Orcs, and the dismissal of Krom for mentioning the Cave Orcs.