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	In recent years, while participating in an arms deal, Kyllian was overwhelmed by visions of the three Celtic Gods, who manifested mystic tattoos upon his body. He resolved to quit Kranchuk's mob and flee with Kate, but Kranchuk killed Kate before Kyllian's eyes. Enraged, Kyllian lashed out with his new power, setting Kranchuk's headquarters aflame. The magical flame attracted [[Doctor Strange]] to confront Kyllian, who drove him back and escaped. He next attacked Kranchuk's superior Harper but was interrupted by Strange, who forced the three Celtic Gods to manifest. Kyllian embraced their mission to seek out and destroy evil, so long as they allowed him free will, and they gifted him with a mystic staff. Dr. Strange convinced the youth to study under him as his disciple.		In recent years, while participating in an arms deal, Kyllian was overwhelmed by visions of the three Celtic Gods, who manifested mystic tattoos upon his body. He resolved to quit Kranchuk's mob and flee with Kate, but Kranchuk killed Kate before Kyllian's eyes. Enraged, Kyllian lashed out with his new power, setting Kranchuk's headquarters aflame. The magical flame attracted [[Doctor Strange]] to confront Kyllian, who drove him back and escaped. He next attacked Kranchuk's superior Harper but was interrupted by Strange, who forced the three Celtic Gods to manifest. Kyllian embraced their mission to seek out and destroy evil, so long as they allowed him free will, and they gifted him with a mystic staff. Dr. Strange convinced the youth to study under him as his disciple.

-	Via the vision of crone [[Sibylla]], Kyllian came to the attention of [[Olympians\|Olympian]] war goddess [[Bellona]]. Seeking vengeance against the [[Celtic Gods]], Bellona sent the [[Centaurion]] against Kyllian, who quickly defeated him. Shortly afterward, a mystic artifact drew Kyllian into the dimension ruled by [[Iskelior]], who befriend him. When Strange arrived, the encounter was interrupted by a dimensional breach. Strange returned to [[Earth]], leaving Kyllian, he thought, develop his full power in comparative safety; however, Kyllian fell into dangerous straits, his staff lost and his body apparently abounded by the gods. [[Modred the Mystic]] rescued Kyllian and returned him to Earth, where Kyllian reshaped his body. Now called Wildpride, he became Modred's disciple to learn more of his birthright.	+	Via the vision of crone [[Sibylla]], Kyllian came to the attention of [[Olympians\|Olympian]] war goddess [[Bellona]]. Seeking vengeance against the [[Tuatha De Danaan\|Celtic Gods]], Bellona sent the [[Centaurion]] against Kyllian, who quickly defeated him. Shortly afterward, a mystic artifact drew Kyllian into the dimension ruled by [[Iskelior]], who befriend him. When Strange arrived, the encounter was interrupted by a dimensional breach. Strange returned to [[Earth]], leaving Kyllian, he thought, develop his full power in comparative safety; however, Kyllian fell into dangerous straits, his staff lost and his body apparently abounded by the gods. [[Modred the Mystic]] rescued Kyllian and returned him to Earth, where Kyllian reshaped his body. Now called Wildpride, he became Modred's disciple to learn more of his birthright.

	Modred manipulated [[Morbius]], the [[Werewolf]], and [[Vengeance]] into joining Wildpride and himself against the [[Fallen]] sorceress [[Salomé]], but she defeated Modred, leaving Wildpride to rescue him. Shortly afterward, Wildpride angry at Strange's earlier abandonment attacked his former mentor. He was quickly defeated, but not before Modred used him as a conduit to discover the signature of Strange's elemental magic. The repentant Strange again offered to train Wildpride, who rejected him and teleported away, and Modred, via his new knowledge, invaded Strange's extradimensional sanctum. His efforts against strange failed, and neither he nor Wildpride has been seen since.		Modred manipulated [[Morbius]], the [[Werewolf]], and [[Vengeance]] into joining Wildpride and himself against the [[Fallen]] sorceress [[Salomé]], but she defeated Modred, leaving Wildpride to rescue him. Shortly afterward, Wildpride angry at Strange's earlier abandonment attacked his former mentor. He was quickly defeated, but not before Modred used him as a conduit to discover the signature of Strange's elemental magic. The repentant Strange again offered to train Wildpride, who rejected him and teleported away, and Modred, via his new knowledge, invaded Strange's extradimensional sanctum. His efforts against strange failed, and neither he nor Wildpride has been seen since.

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	In recent years, while participating in an arms deal, Kyllian was overwhelmed by visions of the three Celtic Gods, who manifested mystic tattoos upon his body. He resolved to quit Kranchuk's mob and flee with Kate, but Kranchuk killed Kate before Kyllian's eyes. Enraged, Kyllian lashed out with his new power, setting Kranchuk's headquarters aflame. The magical flame attracted [[Doctor Strange]] to confront Kyllian, who drove him back and escaped. He next attacked Kranchuk's superior Harper but was interrupted by Strange, who forced the three Celtic Gods to manifest. Kyllian embraced their mission to seek out and destroy evil, so long as they allowed him free will, and they gifted him with a mystic staff. Dr. Strange convinced the youth to study under him as his disciple.		In recent years, while participating in an arms deal, Kyllian was overwhelmed by visions of the three Celtic Gods, who manifested mystic tattoos upon his body. He resolved to quit Kranchuk's mob and flee with Kate, but Kranchuk killed Kate before Kyllian's eyes. Enraged, Kyllian lashed out with his new power, setting Kranchuk's headquarters aflame. The magical flame attracted [[Doctor Strange]] to confront Kyllian, who drove him back and escaped. He next attacked Kranchuk's superior Harper but was interrupted by Strange, who forced the three Celtic Gods to manifest. Kyllian embraced their mission to seek out and destroy evil, so long as they allowed him free will, and they gifted him with a mystic staff. Dr. Strange convinced the youth to study under him as his disciple.

-	Via the vision of crone [[Sibylla]], Kyllian came to the attention of [[Olympians\|Olympian]] war goddess [[Bellona]]. Seeking vengeance against the C[[~~eltic~~ Gods]], Bellona sent the [[Centaurion]] against Kyllian, who quickly defeated him. Shortly afterward, a mystic artifact drew Kyllian into the dimension ruled by [[Iskelior]], who befriend him. When Strange arrived, the encounter was interrupted by a dimensional breach. Strange returned to [[Earth]], leaving Kyllian, he thought, develop his full power in comparative safety; however, Kyllian fell into dangerous straits, his staff lost and his body apparently abounded by the gods. [[Modred the Mystic]] rescued Kyllian and returned him to Earth, where Kyllian reshaped his body. Now called Wildpride, he became Modred's disciple to learn more of his birthright.	+	Via the vision of crone [[Sibylla]], Kyllian came to the attention of [[Olympians\|Olympian]] war goddess [[Bellona]]. Seeking vengeance against the [[Celtic Gods]], Bellona sent the [[Centaurion]] against Kyllian, who quickly defeated him. Shortly afterward, a mystic artifact drew Kyllian into the dimension ruled by [[Iskelior]], who befriend him. When Strange arrived, the encounter was interrupted by a dimensional breach. Strange returned to [[Earth]], leaving Kyllian, he thought, develop his full power in comparative safety; however, Kyllian fell into dangerous straits, his staff lost and his body apparently abounded by the gods. [[Modred the Mystic]] rescued Kyllian and returned him to Earth, where Kyllian reshaped his body. Now called Wildpride, he became Modred's disciple to learn more of his birthright.

	Modred manipulated [[Morbius]], the [[Werewolf]], and [[Vengeance]] into joining Wildpride and himself against the [[Fallen]] sorceress [[Salomé]], but she defeated Modred, leaving Wildpride to rescue him. Shortly afterward, Wildpride angry at Strange's earlier abandonment attacked his former mentor. He was quickly defeated, but not before Modred used him as a conduit to discover the signature of Strange's elemental magic. The repentant Strange again offered to train Wildpride, who rejected him and teleported away, and Modred, via his new knowledge, invaded Strange's extradimensional sanctum. His efforts against strange failed, and neither he nor Wildpride has been seen since.		Modred manipulated [[Morbius]], the [[Werewolf]], and [[Vengeance]] into joining Wildpride and himself against the [[Fallen]] sorceress [[Salomé]], but she defeated Modred, leaving Wildpride to rescue him. Shortly afterward, Wildpride angry at Strange's earlier abandonment attacked his former mentor. He was quickly defeated, but not before Modred used him as a conduit to discover the signature of Strange's elemental magic. The repentant Strange again offered to train Wildpride, who rejected him and teleported away, and Modred, via his new knowledge, invaded Strange's extradimensional sanctum. His efforts against strange failed, and neither he nor Wildpride has been seen since.

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	In recent years, while participating in an arms deal, Kyllian was overwhelmed by visions of the three Celtic Gods, who manifested mystic tattoos upon his body. He resolved to quit Kranchuk's mob and flee with Kate, but Kranchuk killed Kate before Kyllian's eyes. Enraged, Kyllian lashed out with his new power, setting Kranchuk's headquarters aflame. The magical flame attracted [[Doctor Strange]] to confront Kyllian, who drove him back and escaped. He next attacked Kranchuk's superior Harper but was interrupted by Strange, who forced the three Celtic Gods to manifest. Kyllian embraced their mission to seek out and destroy evil, so long as they allowed him free will, and they gifted him with a mystic staff. Dr. Strange convinced the youth to study under him as his disciple.		In recent years, while participating in an arms deal, Kyllian was overwhelmed by visions of the three Celtic Gods, who manifested mystic tattoos upon his body. He resolved to quit Kranchuk's mob and flee with Kate, but Kranchuk killed Kate before Kyllian's eyes. Enraged, Kyllian lashed out with his new power, setting Kranchuk's headquarters aflame. The magical flame attracted [[Doctor Strange]] to confront Kyllian, who drove him back and escaped. He next attacked Kranchuk's superior Harper but was interrupted by Strange, who forced the three Celtic Gods to manifest. Kyllian embraced their mission to seek out and destroy evil, so long as they allowed him free will, and they gifted him with a mystic staff. Dr. Strange convinced the youth to study under him as his disciple.

-	Via the vision of crone [[Sibylla]], Kyllian came to the attention of [[Olympains\|Olympain]] war goddess [[Bellona]]. Seeking vengeance against the Celtic Gods, Bellona sent the [[~~Centaurs\|Centurion~~]] against Kyllian, who quickly defeated him. Shortly afterward, a mystic artifact drew Kyllian into the dimension ruled by [[Iskelior]], who befriend him. When Strange arrived, the encounter was interrupted by a dimensional breach. Strange returned to [[Earth]], leaving Kyllian to, he thought, develop his full power in comparative safety; however, Kyllian fell into dangerous straits, his staff lost and his body apparently abounded by the gods. [[Modred the Mystic]] rescued Kyllian and returned him to Earth, where Kyllian reshaped his body. Now called Wildpride, he became Modred's disciple to learn more of his birthright.	+	Via the vision of crone [[Sibylla]], Kyllian came to the attention of [[Olympains\|Olympain]] war goddess [[Bellona]]. Seeking vengeance against the Celtic Gods, Bellona sent the [[Centaurion]] against Kyllian, who quickly defeated him. Shortly afterward, a mystic artifact drew Kyllian into the dimension ruled by [[Iskelior]], who befriend him. When Strange arrived, the encounter was interrupted by a dimensional breach. Strange returned to [[Earth]], leaving Kyllian to, he thought, develop his full power in comparative safety; however, Kyllian fell into dangerous straits, his staff lost and his body apparently abounded by the gods. [[Modred the Mystic]] rescued Kyllian and returned him to Earth, where Kyllian reshaped his body. Now called Wildpride, he became Modred's disciple to learn more of his birthright.

	Modred manipulated [[Morbius]], the [[Werewolf]], and [[Vengeance]] into joining Wildpride and himself against the [[Fallen]] sorceress [[Salomé]], but she defeated Modred, leaving Wildpride to rescue him. Shortly afterward, Wildpride angry at Strange's earlier abandonment attacked his former mentor. He was quickly defeated, but not before Modred used him as a conduit to discover the signature of Strange's elemental magic. The repentant Strange again offered to train Wildpride, who rejected him and teleported away, and Modred, via his new knowledge, invaded Strange's extradimensional sanctum. His efforts against strange failed, and neither he nor Wildpride has been seen since.		Modred manipulated [[Morbius]], the [[Werewolf]], and [[Vengeance]] into joining Wildpride and himself against the [[Fallen]] sorceress [[Salomé]], but she defeated Modred, leaving Wildpride to rescue him. Shortly afterward, Wildpride angry at Strange's earlier abandonment attacked his former mentor. He was quickly defeated, but not before Modred used him as a conduit to discover the signature of Strange's elemental magic. The repentant Strange again offered to train Wildpride, who rejected him and teleported away, and Modred, via his new knowledge, invaded Strange's extradimensional sanctum. His efforts against strange failed, and neither he nor Wildpride has been seen since.

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	bio_text= Circa the first century A.D. the dying Druids [[Taliesin]] and [[Moraish]] vowed that, when two Celtic descendants met in a new land, a warrior would be born to avenge the Roman Empire's crimes against their people. Nearly two thousand years later, in the U.S., a criminal named Boddicker and his wife, immigrants who had thus met in "a new land," bore a son, Kyllian, within whose psyche the three [[Celtic Gods]] [[Morrigan]], [[Tarannis]] and [[Cernunnos]] became bound. When Kyllian was five, he witnessed his father murder by crime boss [[Kranchuk]] in retaliation for failures in his service. Kyllian and his younger sister Kate were raised into adulthood within the ranks of Kranchuk's organization, where Kyllian became enforcer.		bio_text= Circa the first century A.D. the dying Druids [[Taliesin]] and [[Moraish]] vowed that, when two Celtic descendants met in a new land, a warrior would be born to avenge the Roman Empire's crimes against their people. Nearly two thousand years later, in the U.S., a criminal named Boddicker and his wife, immigrants who had thus met in "a new land," bore a son, Kyllian, within whose psyche the three [[Celtic Gods]] [[Morrigan]], [[Tarannis]] and [[Cernunnos]] became bound. When Kyllian was five, he witnessed his father murder by crime boss [[Kranchuk]] in retaliation for failures in his service. Kyllian and his younger sister Kate were raised into adulthood within the ranks of Kranchuk's organization, where Kyllian became enforcer.

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	In recent years, while participating in an arms deal, Kyllian was overwhelmed by visions of the three Celtic Gods, who manifested mystic tattoos upon his body. He resolved to quit Kranchuk's mob and flee with Kate, but Kranchuk killed Kate before Kyllian's eyes. Enraged, Kyllian lashed out with his new power, setting Kranchuk's headquarters aflame. The magical flame attracted [[Doctor Strange]] to confront Kyllian, who drove him back and escaped. He next attacked Kranchuk's superior Harper but was interrupted by Strange, who forced the three Celtic Gods to manifest. Kyllian embraced their mission to seek out and destroy evil, so long as they allowed him free will, and they gifted him with a mystic staff. Dr. Strange convinced the youth to study under him as his disciple.		In recent years, while participating in an arms deal, Kyllian was overwhelmed by visions of the three Celtic Gods, who manifested mystic tattoos upon his body. He resolved to quit Kranchuk's mob and flee with Kate, but Kranchuk killed Kate before Kyllian's eyes. Enraged, Kyllian lashed out with his new power, setting Kranchuk's headquarters aflame. The magical flame attracted [[Doctor Strange]] to confront Kyllian, who drove him back and escaped. He next attacked Kranchuk's superior Harper but was interrupted by Strange, who forced the three Celtic Gods to manifest. Kyllian embraced their mission to seek out and destroy evil, so long as they allowed him free will, and they gifted him with a mystic staff. Dr. Strange convinced the youth to study under him as his disciple.

-	Via the vision of crone [[Sibylla]], Kyllian came to the attention of [[~~Glossary:O#~~Olympains\|Olympain]] war goddess [[Bellona]]. Seeking ~~vengeances~~ against the Celtic Gods, Bellona sent the [[Centurion]] against Kyllian, who quickly defeated him. Shortly afterward, a mystic artifact drew Kyllian into the dimension ruled by [[Iskelior]], who befriend him. When Strange arrived, the encounter was interrupted by a dimensional breach. Strange returned to [[Earth]], leaving Kyllian to, he thought, develop his full power in comparative safety; however, Kyllian fell into dangerous straits, his staff lost and his body apparently abounded by the gods. [[Modred the Mystic]] rescued Kyllian and returned him to Earth, where Kyllian reshaped his body. Now called Wildpride, he became Modred's disciple to learn more of his birthright.	+	Via the vision of crone [[Sibylla]], Kyllian came to the attention of [[Olympains\|Olympain]] war goddess [[Bellona]]. Seeking vengeance against the Celtic Gods, Bellona sent the [[Centaurs\|Centurion]] against Kyllian, who quickly defeated him. Shortly afterward, a mystic artifact drew Kyllian into the dimension ruled by [[Iskelior]], who befriend him. When Strange arrived, the encounter was interrupted by a dimensional breach. Strange returned to [[Earth]], leaving Kyllian to, he thought, develop his full power in comparative safety; however, Kyllian fell into dangerous straits, his staff lost and his body apparently abounded by the gods. [[Modred the Mystic]] rescued Kyllian and returned him to Earth, where Kyllian reshaped his body. Now called Wildpride, he became Modred's disciple to learn more of his birthright.

	Modred manipulated [[Morbius]], the [[Werewolf]], and [[Vengeance]] into joining Wildpride and himself against the [[Fallen]] sorceress [[Salomé]], but she defeated Modred, leaving Wildpride to rescue him. Shortly afterward, Wildpride angry at Strange's earlier abandonment attacked his former mentor. He was quickly defeated, but not before Modred used him as a conduit to discover the signature of Strange's elemental magic. The repentant Strange again offered to train Wildpride, who rejected him and teleported away, and Modred, via his new knowledge, invaded Strange's extradimensional sanctum. His efforts against strange failed, and neither he nor Wildpride has been seen since.		Modred manipulated [[Morbius]], the [[Werewolf]], and [[Vengeance]] into joining Wildpride and himself against the [[Fallen]] sorceress [[Salomé]], but she defeated Modred, leaving Wildpride to rescue him. Shortly afterward, Wildpride angry at Strange's earlier abandonment attacked his former mentor. He was quickly defeated, but not before Modred used him as a conduit to discover the signature of Strange's elemental magic. The repentant Strange again offered to train Wildpride, who rejected him and teleported away, and Modred, via his new knowledge, invaded Strange's extradimensional sanctum. His efforts against strange failed, and neither he nor Wildpride has been seen since.

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	bio_text= Circa the first century A.D. the dying Druids [[Taliesin]] and [[Moraish]] vowed that, when two Celtic descendants met in a new land, a warrior would be born to avenge the Roman Empire's crimes against their people. Nearly two thousand years later, in the U.S., a criminal named Boddicker and his wife, immigrants who had thus met in "a new land," bore a son, Kyllian, within whose psyche the three [[Celtic Gods]] [[Morrigan]], [[Tarannis]] and [[Cernunnos]] became bound. When Kyllian was five, he witnessed his father murder by crime boss [[Kranchuk]] in retaliation for failures in his service. Kyllian and his younger sister Kate were raised into adulthood within the ranks of Kranchuk's organization, where Kyllian became enforcer.		bio_text= Circa the first century A.D. the dying Druids [[Taliesin]] and [[Moraish]] vowed that, when two Celtic descendants met in a new land, a warrior would be born to avenge the Roman Empire's crimes against their people. Nearly two thousand years later, in the U.S., a criminal named Boddicker and his wife, immigrants who had thus met in "a new land," bore a son, Kyllian, within whose psyche the three [[Celtic Gods]] [[Morrigan]], [[Tarannis]] and [[Cernunnos]] became bound. When Kyllian was five, he witnessed his father murder by crime boss [[Kranchuk]] in retaliation for failures in his service. Kyllian and his younger sister Kate were raised into adulthood within the ranks of Kranchuk's organization, where Kyllian became enforcer.

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	bio_text= Circa the first century A.D. the dying Druids [[Taliesin]] and [[Moraish]] vowed that, when two Celtic descendants met in a new land, a warrior would be born to avenge the Roman Empire's crimes against their people. Nearly two thousand years later, in the U.S., a criminal named Boddicker and his wife, immigrants who had thus met in "a new land," bore a son, Kyllian, within whose psyche the three [[Celtic Gods]] [[Morrigan]], [[Tarannis]] and [[Cernunnos]] became bound. When Kyllian was five, he witnessed his father murder by crime boss [[Kranchuk]] in retaliation for failures in his service. Kyllian and his younger sister Kate were raised into adulthood within the ranks of Kranchuk's organization, where Kyllian became enforcer.		bio_text= Circa the first century A.D. the dying Druids [[Taliesin]] and [[Moraish]] vowed that, when two Celtic descendants met in a new land, a warrior would be born to avenge the Roman Empire's crimes against their people. Nearly two thousand years later, in the U.S., a criminal named Boddicker and his wife, immigrants who had thus met in "a new land," bore a son, Kyllian, within whose psyche the three [[Celtic Gods]] [[Morrigan]], [[Tarannis]] and [[Cernunnos]] became bound. When Kyllian was five, he witnessed his father murder by crime boss [[Kranchuk]] in retaliation for failures in his service. Kyllian and his younger sister Kate were raised into adulthood within the ranks of Kranchuk's organization, where Kyllian became enforcer.

-	In recent years, while participating in an arms deal, Kyllian was overwhelmed by visions of the three Celtic Gods, who manifested mystic tattoos upon his body. He resolved to quit Kranchuk's mob and flee with Kate, but Kranchuk killed Kate before Kyllian's eyes. Enraged, Kyllian lashed out with his new power, setting Kranchuk's headquarters aflame. The magical flame attracted [[Doctor Strange]] to confront Kyllian, who drove him back and escaped. He next attacked Kranchuk's superior Harper but was interrupted by Strange, who forced the three Celtic Gods to manifest. Kyllian embraced their mission to seek out and destroy evil, so long as they allowed him free will, and they gifted him with a mystic staff. Strange convinced the youth to study under him as a disciple.	+	In recent years, while participating in an arms deal, Kyllian was overwhelmed by visions of the three Celtic Gods, who manifested mystic tattoos upon his body. He resolved to quit Kranchuk's mob and flee with Kate, but Kranchuk killed Kate before Kyllian's eyes. Enraged, Kyllian lashed out with his new power, setting Kranchuk's headquarters aflame. The magical flame attracted [[Doctor Strange]] to confront Kyllian, who drove him back and escaped. He next attacked Kranchuk's superior Harper but was interrupted by Strange, who forced the three Celtic Gods to manifest. Kyllian embraced their mission to seek out and destroy evil, so long as they allowed him free will, and they gifted him with a mystic staff. Dr. Strange convinced the youth to study under him as his disciple.

-	Via the vision of crone [[Sibylla]], Kyllian came to the attention of [[Glossary:O#Olympains\|Olympain]] war goddess [[Bellona]]. Seeking vengeances against the Celtic Gods, Bellona sent the [[Centurion]] against Kyllian, who quickly defeated him. Shortly afterward, a mystic artifact drew ~~Kyllianinto~~ the dimension ruled by [[Iskelior]], who befriend him. When Strange arrived, the encounter was interrupted by a dimensional breach. Strange returned to [[Earth]], leaving Kyllian to, he thought, develop his full power in comparative safety; however, Kyllian fell into dangerous straits, his staff lost and his body apparently abounded by the gods. [[Modred the Mystic]] rescued Kyllian and returned him to Earth, where Kyllian reshaped his body. Now called Wildpride, he became Modred's disciple to learn more of his birthright.	+	Via the vision of crone [[Sibylla]], Kyllian came to the attention of [[Glossary:O#Olympains\|Olympain]] war goddess [[Bellona]]. Seeking vengeances against the Celtic Gods, Bellona sent the [[Centurion]] against Kyllian, who quickly defeated him. Shortly afterward, a mystic artifact drew Kyllian into the dimension ruled by [[Iskelior]], who befriend him. When Strange arrived, the encounter was interrupted by a dimensional breach. Strange returned to [[Earth]], leaving Kyllian to, he thought, develop his full power in comparative safety; however, Kyllian fell into dangerous straits, his staff lost and his body apparently abounded by the gods. [[Modred the Mystic]] rescued Kyllian and returned him to Earth, where Kyllian reshaped his body. Now called Wildpride, he became Modred's disciple to learn more of his birthright.

-	Modred manipulated [[Morbius]], the [[Werewolf]], and [[Vengeance]] into joining Wildpride and himself against the [[Fallen]] sorceress [[Salomé]], but she defeated Modred, leaving Wildpride to rescue him. Shortly afterward, Wildpride angry at Strange's earlier abandonment, attacked his former mentor. He was quickly defeated, but not before Modred used him as a conduit to discover the signature of Strange's elemental magic. The repentant Strange again offered to train Wildpride, who rejected him and teleported away, and Modred, via his new knowledge, invaded Strange's extradimensional sanctum. His efforts against strange failed, and neither he or Wildpride has been seen since.	+	Modred manipulated [[Morbius]], the [[Werewolf]], and [[Vengeance]] into joining Wildpride and himself against the [[Fallen]] sorceress [[Salomé]], but she defeated Modred, leaving Wildpride to rescue him. Shortly afterward, Wildpride angry at Strange's earlier abandonment attacked his former mentor. He was quickly defeated, but not before Modred used him as a conduit to discover the signature of Strange's elemental magic. The repentant Strange again offered to train Wildpride, who rejected him and teleported away, and Modred, via his new knowledge, invaded Strange's extradimensional sanctum. His efforts against strange failed, and neither he nor Wildpride has been seen since.

	However the Celtic Gods believed Kyllian Boddicker would become one of Earth's greatest heroes in fulling the ancient Druid spell, while Sybilla foretold a romance between him and Bellona, who may yet have her own part to play in the spell's vendetta against the Olypians. As such, with or without, Modred, Wildpride's mystic adventures may be far from finished.		However the Celtic Gods believed Kyllian Boddicker would become one of Earth's greatest heroes in fulling the ancient Druid spell, while Sybilla foretold a romance between him and Bellona, who may yet have her own part to play in the spell's vendetta against the Olypians. As such, with or without, Modred, Wildpride's mystic adventures may be far from finished.

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		+	In recent years, while participating in an arms deal, Kyllian was overwhelmed by visions of the three Celtic Gods, who manifested mystic tattoos upon his body. He resolved to quit Kranchuk's mob and flee with Kate, but Kranchuk killed Kate before Kyllian's eyes. Enraged, Kyllian lashed out with his new power, setting Kranchuk's headquarters aflame. The magical flame attracted [[Doctor Strange]] to confront Kyllian, who drove him back and escaped. He next attacked Kranchuk's superior Harper but was interrupted by Strange, who forced the three Celtic Gods to manifest. Kyllian embraced their mission to seek out and destroy evil, so long as they allowed him free will, and they gifted him with a mystic staff. Strange convinced the youth to study under him as a disciple.
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		+	Via the vision of crone [[Sibylla]], Kyllian came to the attention of [[Glossary:O#Olympains\|Olympain]] war goddess [[Bellona]]. Seeking vengeances against the Celtic Gods, Bellona sent the [[Centurion]] against Kyllian, who quickly defeated him. Shortly afterward, a mystic artifact drew Kyllianinto the dimension ruled by [[Iskelior]], who befriend him. When Strange arrived, the encounter was interrupted by a dimensional breach. Strange returned to [[Earth]], leaving Kyllian to, he thought, develop his full power in comparative safety; however, Kyllian fell into dangerous straits, his staff lost and his body apparently abounded by the gods. [[Modred the Mystic]] rescued Kyllian and returned him to Earth, where Kyllian reshaped his body. Now called Wildpride, he became Modred's disciple to learn more of his birthright.
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		+	Modred manipulated [[Morbius]], the [[Werewolf]], and [[Vengeance]] into joining Wildpride and himself against the [[Fallen]] sorceress [[Salomé]], but she defeated Modred, leaving Wildpride to rescue him. Shortly afterward, Wildpride angry at Strange's earlier abandonment, attacked his former mentor. He was quickly defeated, but not before Modred used him as a conduit to discover the signature of Strange's elemental magic. The repentant Strange again offered to train Wildpride, who rejected him and teleported away, and Modred, via his new knowledge, invaded Strange's extradimensional sanctum. His efforts against strange failed, and neither he or Wildpride has been seen since.
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		+	However the Celtic Gods believed Kyllian Boddicker would become one of Earth's greatest heroes in fulling the ancient Druid spell, while Sybilla foretold a romance between him and Bellona, who may yet have her own part to play in the spell's vendetta against the Olypians. As such, with or without, Modred, Wildpride's mystic adventures may be far from finished.
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	In recent years, while participating in an arms deal, Kyllian was overwhelmed by visions of the three Celtic Gods, who manifested mystic tattoos upon his body. He resolved to quit Kranchuk's mob and flee with Kate, but Kranchuk killed Kate before Kyllian's eyes. Enraged, Kyllian lashed out with his new power, setting Kranchuk's headquarters aflame. The magical flame attracted [[Doctor Strange]] to confront Kyllian, who drove him back and escaped. He next attacked Kranchuk's superior Harper but was interrupted by Strange, who forced the three Celtic Gods to manifest. Kyllian embraced their mission to seek out and destroy evil, so long as they allowed him free will, and they gifted him with a mystic staff. Dr. Strange convinced the youth to study under him as his disciple.		In recent years, while participating in an arms deal, Kyllian was overwhelmed by visions of the three Celtic Gods, who manifested mystic tattoos upon his body. He resolved to quit Kranchuk's mob and flee with Kate, but Kranchuk killed Kate before Kyllian's eyes. Enraged, Kyllian lashed out with his new power, setting Kranchuk's headquarters aflame. The magical flame attracted [[Doctor Strange]] to confront Kyllian, who drove him back and escaped. He next attacked Kranchuk's superior Harper but was interrupted by Strange, who forced the three Celtic Gods to manifest. Kyllian embraced their mission to seek out and destroy evil, so long as they allowed him free will, and they gifted him with a mystic staff. Dr. Strange convinced the youth to study under him as his disciple.

-	Via the vision of crone [[Sibylla]], Kyllian came to the attention of [[~~Olympains~~\|~~Olympain~~]] war goddess [[Bellona]]. Seeking vengeance against the ~~Celtic~~ Gods, Bellona sent the [[Centaurion]] against Kyllian, who quickly defeated him. Shortly afterward, a mystic artifact drew Kyllian into the dimension ruled by [[Iskelior]], who befriend him. When Strange arrived, the encounter was interrupted by a dimensional breach. Strange returned to [[Earth]], leaving Kyllian to, he thought, develop his full power in comparative safety; however, Kyllian fell into dangerous straits, his staff lost and his body apparently abounded by the gods. [[Modred the Mystic]] rescued Kyllian and returned him to Earth, where Kyllian reshaped his body. Now called Wildpride, he became Modred's disciple to learn more of his birthright.	+	Via the vision of crone [[Sibylla]], Kyllian came to the attention of [[Olympians\|Olympian]] war goddess [[Bellona]]. Seeking vengeance against the C[[eltic Gods]], Bellona sent the [[Centaurion]] against Kyllian, who quickly defeated him. Shortly afterward, a mystic artifact drew Kyllian into the dimension ruled by [[Iskelior]], who befriend him. When Strange arrived, the encounter was interrupted by a dimensional breach. Strange returned to [[Earth]], leaving Kyllian, he thought, develop his full power in comparative safety; however, Kyllian fell into dangerous straits, his staff lost and his body apparently abounded by the gods. [[Modred the Mystic]] rescued Kyllian and returned him to Earth, where Kyllian reshaped his body. Now called Wildpride, he became Modred's disciple to learn more of his birthright.

	Modred manipulated [[Morbius]], the [[Werewolf]], and [[Vengeance]] into joining Wildpride and himself against the [[Fallen]] sorceress [[Salomé]], but she defeated Modred, leaving Wildpride to rescue him. Shortly afterward, Wildpride angry at Strange's earlier abandonment attacked his former mentor. He was quickly defeated, but not before Modred used him as a conduit to discover the signature of Strange's elemental magic. The repentant Strange again offered to train Wildpride, who rejected him and teleported away, and Modred, via his new knowledge, invaded Strange's extradimensional sanctum. His efforts against strange failed, and neither he nor Wildpride has been seen since.		Modred manipulated [[Morbius]], the [[Werewolf]], and [[Vengeance]] into joining Wildpride and himself against the [[Fallen]] sorceress [[Salomé]], but she defeated Modred, leaving Wildpride to rescue him. Shortly afterward, Wildpride angry at Strange's earlier abandonment attacked his former mentor. He was quickly defeated, but not before Modred used him as a conduit to discover the signature of Strange's elemental magic. The repentant Strange again offered to train Wildpride, who rejected him and teleported away, and Modred, via his new knowledge, invaded Strange's extradimensional sanctum. His efforts against strange failed, and neither he nor Wildpride has been seen since.

-	However the Celtic Gods believed Kyllian Boddicker would become one of Earth's greatest heroes in fulling the ancient Druid spell, while Sybilla foretold a romance between him and Bellona, who may yet have her own part to play in the spell's vendetta against the ~~Olypians~~. As such, with or without, Modred, Wildpride's mystic adventures may be far from finished.	+	However the Celtic Gods believed Kyllian Boddicker would become one of Earth's greatest heroes in fulling the ancient Druid spell, while Sybilla foretold a romance between him and Bellona, who may yet have her own part to play in the spell's vendetta against the Olympians. As such, with or without, Modred, Wildpride's mystic adventures may be far from finished.
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