Of Sennigan, Elcmar II

Sennigan is born in the Earean in the year TF 47. He grew to be a tall man, and was bigger than his father Aine during the year TF 68. In the year TF 90, he left the Earean with the host of Aine and his brother Etiag. When the two hosts of the Tuade split, Sennigan came with Aine south. When crossing the Cúl Cessach, they met the men of Dennoi. Thinking them friendly, like the Caldeans, they came to the gates of Donnoi's fortress to introduce themselves. However, they were attacked by the men of Dennoi, and Aine lost his life to their great warrior Agnomin. After they fled the battle, Sennigan mourned his father's death. And so they traveled more northward to the Maedh Thëis. When they came across the river Dath ---, they began the construction of their great city, Finias. They were met by the Mynori Dulen, Cuinonar, Faewen, and Epona, and they helped to construct the great city of Finias. They called their new kingdom Einechta, to honor his father. In the year 234, the Fomorins came once again and attacked Sennigans lands, and he commanded his army well. And so the forces of Baelor were well propelled away. The men of Finias now called him Elcmar II, for he had grown to be in every way like his grandfather.

In the year 456, Elcmar II was reacquainted with his brother, Etiag, who was now called Fergusë, and so the host of Aine was reunited. In the year 475, a man name Inchar sent messengers to Finias. Inchar was the leader of a large cult near Filisia known as the Mollnar, for they were wild men. Inchar asked for him to send soldiers to protect his daughter from a ruthless man, and So Elcmar came. When he came, he saw a cloaked man fighting off the Mollnar, who was surrounded by dead men. Elcmar and his men came in behind him, and they fought. Elcmar and Moll el Mogma fought the man until Elcmar chopped off his arm, and Moll stabbed him through the heart. When the fight ended and Moll was gone, Elcmar looked at the man's body and unshrouded his face. He was shocked to find that it was his brother who he had killed. He mourned for twelve days at the mound until he left to eat. Likewise, he took the woman that he sought, Muirnel, and took her into his house. She wept for over 2 months, and in her state of misery she began to show that she was pregnant. She gave birth 4 months from the death of Fergusë, and died as the baby was born, and thus the child was named Laighlinne el Etargel, for he was the son of two sorrowful parents. Elcmar knew that Laighlinne, being the child of Etargel, would be sought after by the Mollnar for their Incharr's death. And so Laighlinne was given to Lady Eodel and Cernad, who lived in Gorias.

In the year 797, another battle came to happen in Meadh Turiad. In the battle he commanded his army well, and defeated Ganöra, king of the Fomorins. He sliced his head off, and came face to face with the dragon Vear, the mighty flame drake. Elcmar was only able to fend him off with the help of Lafhind the strong. After the battle was mainly in favor of the Tuade, Elcmar heard the roar of Muirdel in the distnace and came to see what was happening. When he arrived he saw the body of Laighlinne, Lúméch, and Muirdel. He was suprised to see that Laighlinne was still alive, and both the dragon and Lúméch dead. In order to save Laighlinne, Elcmar rode him to Finias on the back of his horse. However, Laighlinne awoke and asked for where Ëla was. Elcmar told the truth of her demise, and so Laighlinne went into a fit of rage. When a group of Fomorins abushed them, he jumped from the back of the horse and fought with them, but he was killed in the end, and Elcmar II had to take his body back dead. When the war was over, Elcmar laid Laighlinne's body in the Maedh Thëis. When Elcmar left the plain, Eowaria sent forth a lake out of the ground to cover Laighlinne's body, and so the lake was called léch Laighlinne. Elcmar wept his niece's death, for he was just like his father, and he reminded him of Fergusë's demise.

After the war ended, Alcmar married Ernmas, son of Addeos, and they had three children who were called Ceght, Cuill, and Caill. Although they grew up together, Ceght and Cuill grew to hate each other. Ceght, being the oldest, would often make fun of or prank Cuill and sometimes Caill, and so Cuill and Caill thought of a way to get back at him. He told Ceght that they should hunt together in the woods, and so Cuill led them into a dangerous area. He secretly knew the wars around the forest and was able to run aware from Ceght and abandon him in the woods. Ceght was dismayed and tried to return home, but he went astray from the correct route. He was mauled by the great bears of Faf Hariadeth, and Cuill was nervous of his brother's absence. He and Caill thought that Ceght would return the next day, but were dismayed to see his absence. Elcmar took notice the next day, and so Cuill lied to his father, and told him that Ceght was hunting for the day, and that he had left early in the morning. Elcmar however would take notice when a week came by and Ceght wouldn't return. He had scouts search the woods and when Ceght's body was found, he wept in horror. 

In rage, Elcmar came home and fought with Cuill. He sparred with his son and cut Cuill's forehead. Elcmar however lost his finger, and was blemished. He soon however pinned Cuill, and banished him into the wilderness, and cursed his descent. Ceght left with a large host of Tuade, and they fled east across the great ocean. When Elcmar came to Ernmas to explain, she bade him to leave the house of the king, and so Elcmar in shame left to a tower far to the east.Caill, his third son, ruled Ainechta at the age of 17. Ernmas, his wife, Married Lafhind, for she was ashamed of Elcmar's actions. In the year TF 1050 he was captured by a host of over 100 Fomorins before the battle of blodd wept began in Mead Turiad. He was dragged to Mucabre where he was cursed by Baelor to re-see every regrettable moment from his past over and over again. He was shown the death of his father, his brother, Laighlinee, Ceght, and his fight with Cuill. And so he was slowly driven to madness, and forgot who he was. He was trained to be a general and great warrior of the Fomorin's, and he became the greatest of Ma'ïi's generals and commanded one of Ma'ïi's armies during the first battle of the War of Merciless Slaughter in Meadh Turiad. He and his army where the most powerful unit in the battle, and they were able to break through many of the Tuade lines with little casualties. Elcmar himself slew over 50 Tuade during the battle, but they soon captured him, and his army was killed.

They brought him to Finias and to Edar, who was the new king of Ainechta. Edar knew that Elcmar deserved to be given a second chance, and so they managed to bring him back to his senses, and teach him of his knew identity. He was in much sorrow and shame for the trouble he caused, and for the death of Caill, his third son. Elcmar is ashamed to learn of his doings and did not want to confess what he did or see his wife again, and so he moved to Gorias and lived in the outskirts of the city. There he met there a young woman that is known by the name Druidel, who was the son of Ernmas, his past wife. The daughter was however of his blood, and not of Lafhind, for she had only one child with Lafhind, and he was named Dernil. Not knowing that Druidel was his daughter, Elcmar II told her his name was Darmúd, and they got married and lived in the outskirts of Gorias. One day, however, a man named Concobel, the duke of Gorias who was promised Druidel's hand before Darmúd, had come with Dernil to take back Druidel. They fight but Darmúd is taken down, and he is revealed by Concobel to be Elcmar II, son of Aine, and father of Druidel. In horror of the news, Druidel attacks Concobel but Dernil and the other warriors of Concobel. She is married to Concobel but during the marriage she says that she would rather marry the nastiest Fomorin, and so Concobel does many bad things to Druidel when the wedding is over, causing Dernil to get angry. In order to meddle with Concobel's plans, he lets Darmúd out of his cell and in his madness he drives himelf into the battlefeild alongside Lafhind and Dernil and Edar and Concobel and fights the Fomorins until his muscles break from stress. Druidel comes to the battlefield to see Dermúd and dies of grief as he too dies in her arms. After he dies, Eowaria sends forth a lake from the waters of the earth over the plains of Lifton and a small lake comes about before Gorias fed by the other ends of the Nirion. And so the lake was called Léch Darmúd in honor of Darmúd and his death.