Ĭonsequentially, he also hated Erend and Ersa for joining with Avad. This earned him specific hatred from Dervahl, as Dervahl blamed him for robbing him of his vengeance against Jiran (though in reality it was Ersa who killed Jiran). Avad himself killed Jiran when Jiran left him with no choice but to do so. They ultimately joined with Jiran’s middle son Avad in an alliance that deposed Jiran. When fellow resistance leaders Erend and his sister Ersa realized what he had become, they did away with him, surrendering him to one of his worst enemies, who proceeded to torture him for months. Meanwhile, his callous attitude and reckless military tactics alienated many fellow freebooters.

He became consumed with revenge against Jiran, which devolved into a genocidal hatred for all Carja. Jiran’s de facto murder of Dervahl’s wife and child started Dervahl’s own personal Derangement. Apparently he and his group were particularly effective, because Jiran specifically retaliated against him by having his wife and child captured and sacrificed in the Sun-Ring. Dervahl was the leader of one of several groups of freebooters who fought in defense of the tribe against the Carja. To this end, he had the Carja military raid other tribes for victims, including the Oseram. When the Derangement grew worse, the despotic Carja Sun-King Jiran instituted the practice of human sacrifice in a deluded effort to end the phenomenon.

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