На официальном сайте Diablo IV опубликована заметка, автор которой прощается с безвременной почившей от рук Мефисто во вступительном ролике Lord of Hatred ученой Найреллы.
A Light Extinguished: A TributePOSTED TO THE NOTICE BOARDS OF SANCTUARY
NEYRELLE
Scholar, Wanderer’s Companion, Soulstone Bearer, Dies
Neyrelle has died. She was young. She was far too young.
Born in Sanctuary to her mother, Vhenard, whose fate would become one of the earliest wounds she carried, Neyrelle showed an early interest in the work of the Horadrim. She read everything she could find on the original Horadric Order and on the fragments of lore passed down through the generations who studied Sanctuary’s greatest threats.
She was the kind of child who read books that bored other children. Those who knew her then might say she was sharp-tongued long before they would call her brave, but in the end, that tenacity would define her.
A Scholar in a World That Didn’t Want OneBy all rights, Neyrelle should have lived a quiet life. Sanctuary, as ever, had other plans.
When the Daughter of Hatred, Lilith, returned to shatter any remaining illusion that the world was a safe place to be young, Neyrelle found herself drawn into a conflict that should have been somebody else’s problem. She met the Wanderer, and together they chased the shadow of Lilith across every miserable corner of Sanctuary.
She was almost always the sharpest in any room she entered, and in a world where the primary form of conflict resolution is a mace to the skull, Neyrelle knew the cost. She persisted anyway.
The ChoiceNeyrelle will be most remembered for the decision she made that helped bring an end to the fight against Lilith. With Mephisto, the Lord of Hatred himself, trapped and afraid of Lilith taking his power for her own, Neyrelle understood that of the two evils laid bare before her, he posed the greater threat to Sanctuary. She chose to bind him within a soulstone and to carry it.
Not to wield it. Not to destroy it.
To carry it, hide it, and contain it.She believed she could resist his corruption. She believed her will, her intellect, her stubborn refusal to be anyone other than herself, would be enough.
In the words of Lorath, from his own writings:
“There can be no doubt of your strength and your goodness.
You are still Neyrelle.
You are something more than Horadrim.”
Into Nahantu, and What Was LostNeyrelle traveled to Nahantu alone, the soulstone pressing against her like a second heartbeat. One that both whispered and screamed Mephisto’s influence. Those who encountered her during this period reported a young woman visibly fraying at the edges, exhausted, but still moving forward.
The Wanderer found her again. And together they fought through the horrors of Nahantu, through corruption that turned the land itself against them, through the slow realization that some burdens cannot be borne indefinitely, no matter how stubborn the bearer.
Manner of PassingThe specifics of Neyrelle’s death are, at the time of this writing, still rippling through the people of Sanctuary. Out of respect for those still processing the events, and for any wanderer who may be arriving late to the story, we will say only this:
It mattered. She made sure of that.She Is Survived ByNeyrelle is survived by a Sanctuary that still fights her fight, despite her ultimate sacrifice. Those who loved her most take quiet comfort in the thought that, at the end of all her wandering, she has been reunited at last with her mother, Vhenard.
In MemoryIn memory of Neyrelle, we urge you to light a candle and sit with the knowledge that a young woman chose to carry the thing that broke her, so that Sanctuary would not have to.
“HERE LIES NEYRELLE WHO STOOD
FEARLESS BEFORE A PRIME EVIL
WHO KEPT THE FIRE KINDLED
IN OUR DARKEST HOUR”
— Inscription on Neyrelle’s memorial stone
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