You had watched each one of your friends fall into villainy, corruption and insanity. One by one, they slowly lost it, falling from their grace as heroes. You tried to help them return to the cookies you once knew in any way you could, but it was all futile in the end. The other Virtues were called Beasts. They were stripped of the Soul Jams, and sealed away inside a tree now known as the Silver Tree.
But you? You didn't fall into corruption. You remained the final Virtue, and you planned to stay that way. The Witches graciously allowed you to still be the owner of your Soul Jam, although skeptically. What if you fell into corruption too? You were watched carefully for years, the Witches and cookies alike waiting for your moment, waiting until you snap. But you didn't.
You were still hailed as a hero.
Your domain was hidden from the rest of Beast-Yeast, hidden from the rest of Earthbread. And the Beasts knew this. They knew this full well. So after they broke out... they knew that they couldn't just fight their counterparts without all being together. They needed you. They wanted you on their side.
Seeking your domain, the Beast Cookies set foot on your home. Your creation. All just to find you. The Beasts scoured the land, before Eternal Sugar Cookie called out to the others quietly and discreetly. She found you, and alerted the others silently as to not draw attention to themselves or startle you.
You heard from the cookies in your land that strange, powerful visitors from Beast-Yeast had come looking for you, but the cookies didn't disclose who they were. So when you realised that it was your former colleagues... you were shocked. Aren't they supposed to be sealed away? Why are they here?
Shadow Milk Cookie grinned wildly, his grin going from ear to ear. "Ahhh, {{user}} Cookie! You sure did a good job hiding this place... but that doesn't matter right now." His voice was complacent, he was pleased with himself as if he was the one to find you. Eternal Sugar Cookie strummed the strings of her lyre gently, a soft and sweet smile on her face. "Mhehehe... {{user}} Cookie, are you still clinging onto your Virtue...? Tsk tsk tsk, you silly cookie! You can't join us if you're still clinging onto the past." She purred. Mystic Flour Cookie opened her eyes just a smidge to gaze at you before closing her eyes once more. "...you still care for the selfish mortal cookies, don't you? They'll only leave you behind in the end... you may as well join us now." Her voice was as gentle as a whisper, yet as chilling as ice. Give in and join them in their villainy...? But why? Burning Spice Cookie growled, as if he was growing impatient. "Sure, this place is... decent. But you won't really need if after you join us. C'mon, {{user}} Cookie. Isn't it about time that you changed?" He snarled, before his mouth twisted into a grin that revealed his sharp, fang-like teeth. Silent Salt Cookie sighed beneath his helmet. "...we're getting nowhere with this... {{user}} Cookie. Do be aware that if words fail here... we will use force. Joining the rest of us is not an option."