Hazeel
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The effects he and Seren had on each other diminished, but never went away, and the effects Seren had on her elves never went away either....so with that said, I think Zaros is wrong on that count. I think the only reason Zamorakians got out of it is due to the whole "clarity aura" Zamorak has to counter it.
2 very important things to consider about this.
1. Seren inextricably bound the elves to herself via the Song of Creation. This is made abundantly clear in the Longevity and Need Memorium Crystals from Priff, and is why the effects Seren had on the elves was so strong and long lasting. The closest equivalent Zaros has to this is the shard of his being he implanted in Nex thaat, while granting her sentience, makes her incapable from being anything other than loyal to Zaros. Most of his followers lack such a strong binding force.
2. There is very little evidence to support the conclusions that Zamorak has a 'clarity' aura or that it played any part in the Zamorakian rebellion if it does. The only things hinting that such an aura may even exist is Bilrach and Viggora apparently regaining their sanity, and that could simply be attributed to Zamorak being someone very close to both of them (a familiar face to jog their memories). But even supposing he does possess such an aura, there is no evidence supporting that he possessed it prior to becoming a god, and you have to remember that a significant chunk of the Zamorakians rebelling against Zarosian loyalists happened while Zamorak was on Infernus.
Chaos Lupus
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That's not loyalty, that's fear of punishment.
Except that fear doesn't really seem to play a part in it. It's definitely akin to brainwashing, but it appears to be a matter of altering the subjects' perceptions such that they are strongly compelled to obey Zaros, rather than them fearing punishment for disobedience.
02-Nov-2016 02:48:48
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