Wisdom and Justice

What little warmth from candlelight,

Less now as the world grows cold.

Fraying are these mortal bones,

Such is the price of growing old.

Dark and weary are my eyes,

And grey is now my hair.

I glance out to the night beyond,

And know naught but despair.

The nephalem to the winds have scattered,

From aid, they have refrained.

Broken kingdoms try to stem the dark,

But their people still are slain.

This world's now a place of terror.

In a sense, Diablo's won.

For the night is something to be feared,

And little comfort now from sun.

The Horadrim fought with all their might,

But fang and time both tool their toll.

Like Cain, I'm now the last Horadrim

With aged body, broken soul.

El'druin lies beside me here,

But now wield quill, not sword.

Recording wisdom and my failures,

Tales of friends and foes abhorred.

No justice left for Sanctuary,

Meaningless are final stands.

Waiting for the end to come,

Across these blood-stained lands.