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- "I am the darkness. I am your end! You shall watch the ending of the light"
- —Ahriman[1]
Ahriman is the antagonist of Prince of Persia and Prince of Persia: The Fallen King. The ancient God of Darkness, Ahirman sought
Biography
Early Life
Long time ago Ahriman and Ormazd worked together to preserve balance which lasted for a long time. However, Ahriman start to desire and wish for more power and so a war started between the two brothers. Ahriman started to offer the fulfillment of someone greatest wish, which sometime proved to be false promise in return for their souls, in order to gain followers and many were tricked by him.
However, Ahriman lost the war and was sealed for thousands of years before the events of the game by his brother, Ormazd, the God of Light, into the sacred Tree of Life with those who served him and left.
Prince of Persia (2008)
The Mourning King turned to him sold his soul in exchange for the resurrection of his daughter, Elika. Now freed, Ahriman started to spread the corruption and deployed his 4 servants (Hunter, Alchemist, Concubine and the Warrior) with the addition of the Mourning King who slowly succumbed to the corruption. However, they are defeated by Elika and the Prince, sealing him back to the Tree of Life, but not without taking back Elika's second life.
Seeing the Prince's sadness, Ahriman uses this opportunity and offers the resurrection of Elika in return for his freedom. Freed once again, Ahriman proceeds to corrupt the whole world.
Trivia
- Ahriman (Angra Mainyu) is Zoroastrianism's (Persia's major religion) hypostasis of the '"destructive spirit".
References
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