~It's all about potential Lords of Cinder. Along with some Lords themselves, there are a ton of "Heirs of Fire". A large man on all fours with a mace. A woman with two blades. A taller, lean figure with a greatsword and blade. A warrior in steel armor, with a halberd. Many pictures go by, until you find the Lords of Cinder. The first is named "Abyss Watchers" Originating in Farron Swamp, the Watchers of the Abyss worked against the Abyss, in a never ending conflict. They eventually became Lords, but never had a true heir to the flame. The picture is that of a warrior, with a steel pointed helm and a large sword. The next page shows a hideous blob, labeled "Aldrich". Originating as a cleric, Aldrich took over the Cathedral of the Deep, and developed a sick taste for human flesh. He became a lord out of power. The picture is a massive blob of flesh, blood, and bone. Not much. The next page shows a figure called "Yhorm". As a ruler, Yhorm served his kingdom valiantly, with a massive machete and shield. When a loved one died, however, he abandoned the shield and added another handle to his machete, allowing a smashing technique that would serve him greatly in his later years. He loves for the First Flame, but came back to his kingdom as it was consumed by fire. The final page shows two figures: A tall, crippled prince with a flaming sword, and a small, skinny robed teen. The names are "Lorian and Lothric". As a child, Lothric was destined for greatness. However, he refused his duty as a Lord. Lothric suffered greatly from a curse, and was not fit to be a Lord. Lorian, his brother, sided with him and shared his curse, rendering him mute and crippled. The book ends on one last figure. He looks awfully familiar. The title to the page reads "Nameless King." Master of Ornstein, God of war. The Nameless King is a deity of combat, but will show kindness and mercy upon mortals. The book ends.