Bloodstone infected Sylvari Melia

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The Bloodstone is an ancient magical artifact that was created long ago by the seers to seal magic from the ancient dragons. The early results of their experiments led to a shadow stone until they refined their technique to finally create the first blood stone. The divine resources for this are completely unknown. Later, like many other magical artifacts, he arrived in Arah, where the gods of mankind collected and stored them.

At a time when magic was freely available to humans and other peoples, greed for power caused much suffering in the world. Wars over magical resources claimed many lives, so King Doric, the former head of the United Kingdom of Humans, went to Arah and asked for an audience with the gods. More precisely, he asked the gods to take back the magic they gave the humans to end the suffering of the world. The gods responded to the request and sealed much of the magic in the magical artifact, known as the Bloodstone, using Doric's blood. They then broke the stone into five pieces. Four pieces were supposed to represent four different ways of using magic. The preservation, destruction, aggression and rejection, as well as a keystone needed to reassemble the bloodstone.

To make the bloodstone inaccessible to any individual, they threw the bloodstones into a volcano on the fire ring known as Abaddon's Mouth. Shortly thereafter, the gods left Tyria, also known as the Exodus of the Gods.

As the years passed, peace between humans began to reign. The three nations Kryta, Ascalon and Orr formed and grew in peace with each other. At some point, however, there was an eruption on the Ring of Fire chain and Abaddon's mouth broke out. The different parts of the bloodstone were spread across the continent by the eruption and the magic stored in them slowly began to escape back into the environment. With the renewed onslaught of magic, new conflicts between humans arose, which led to the three guild wars.

Many years later, the Mursaat used the White Mantle as a pretext for their power to murder the chosen on the Bloodstones. Blindly believing in the omniscience and omnipotence of the Mursaat as their invisible gods, they followed the process and sacrificed thousands of innocent Krytans over the years. In fact, the Mursaat needed the souls' energy for their soul batteries, which kept the gate of Comedy locked. If the gate were to open, it would mean the end of the Mursaat species.

After the Shining Blade managed to open the gate in 1072 NE, they created a direct transition from the Empire of Torment to Tyria and liberated the Titans. This meant the actual end of the Mursaat, at the same time the Titans posed a threat to any other species in Tyria. The Shining Blade managed to make up for its mistake and then close the gate by killing Wesir Khilbron on the keystone.

For a long time thereafter, the bloodstones were quiet, until the god Balthasar, disguised as Lazarus, reinstated the White Mantle and commissioned him to experiment on the bloodstone piece in the Maguuma Jungle. Finally, there was a massive explosion of the bloodstone, whose released magic was absorbed by Balthasar. Other creatures that were directly affected by the magic release were either killed directly or became mad, will-less monsters that only had the collection of more bloodstone fragments in mind. The spirits of the chosen ones sacrificed on the bloodstone were also released, but they are bound to the place and now haunt it.