the night of eternal darkness is a lunar eclipse of the dragon homeworld's primary moons, vedimer and singe, that cloaks the world in darkness, in the process allowing all corrupt souls to roam the halls of spire-back mountain, and revealing the atlantian ruins known as the celestrial caves to all who seek them.
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| - the night of eternal darkness is a lunar eclipse of the dragon homeworld's primary moons, vedimer and singe, that cloaks the world in darkness, in the process allowing all corrupt souls to roam the halls of spire-back mountain, and revealing the atlantian ruins known as the celestrial caves to all who seek them.
- >"It is the night when the Celestial Moons come together in a great eclipse... that shrouds our world in darkness. The Well of Souls is the pinnacle of its terrible shadow... stirring the spirits of the deceased from their eternal rest and permitting them to roam freely within the halls of the mountain... if only for a short while." —The Chronicler
- The Night of Eternal Darkness is a cataclysmic, supernatural event that plays an eponymous central role in the videogame The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night. This dark and celestial phenomenon when the celestial moons in perfect alignment create a great lunar eclipse, thus (presumably) causing a neverending night for a short while. This event takes place near the end of The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night. Those with evil in their hearts, cannot resist the temptation of the Well of Souls calling to them as the Night of Eternal Darkness draws near.
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| - the night of eternal darkness is a lunar eclipse of the dragon homeworld's primary moons, vedimer and singe, that cloaks the world in darkness, in the process allowing all corrupt souls to roam the halls of spire-back mountain, and revealing the atlantian ruins known as the celestrial caves to all who seek them.
- The Night of Eternal Darkness is a cataclysmic, supernatural event that plays an eponymous central role in the videogame The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night. This dark and celestial phenomenon when the celestial moons in perfect alignment create a great lunar eclipse, thus (presumably) causing a neverending night for a short while. This event takes place near the end of The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night. Those with evil in their hearts, cannot resist the temptation of the Well of Souls calling to them as the Night of Eternal Darkness draws near. During the Night of Eternal Darkness, all corrupted souls and wicked spirits can escape from the eternal rest and roam within the halls of the Mountain of Malefor, also known as the "Well of Souls", until this day of darkness ends. If a soul powerful enough were to exit from the Well, such as Malefor, then he and the evil spirits could leave and plague the realms forever.
- >"It is the night when the Celestial Moons come together in a great eclipse... that shrouds our world in darkness. The Well of Souls is the pinnacle of its terrible shadow... stirring the spirits of the deceased from their eternal rest and permitting them to roam freely within the halls of the mountain... if only for a short while." —The Chronicler The Night of Eternal Darkness is when the Celestial Moons create a great lunar eclipse, thus (presumably) causing a nonstop darkness for a short while. This event takes place near the end of The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night. Those who are black-hearted can't resist the temptation of the Well of Souls calling to them as the Night of Eternal Darkness draws near. During the Night of Eternal Darkness, all corrupted souls and spirits can escape from their eternal rest and roam the halls of the Mountain of Malefor, also known as the Well of Souls, until it ends. If a soul powerful enough were to exit from the Well, such as Malefor, then he and the evil spirits could leave and plague the realms.
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