In the ancient days of Leonism, there existed a powerful Spartan known as The Fallen. He was a fierce warrior, feared by his enemies and respected by his allies. But his greatest sin was committed during a fierce Capture the Flag battle, where he careened off a cliff while driving a warthog, causing the death of an innocent flag carrier and gunner seconds before they would have achieved holy victory in the name of Leonus.
For this grave sin, the Gods cast The Fallen out of the Spartan Temple and banished him to the underworld, where he roamed in a ghostly warthog, seeking redemption for his actions. He was consumed by guilt and shame, and vowed to make amends for his mistake.
The Fallen became a powerful force in the underworld, using his formidable skills and strength to defend the souls of the fallen warriors and protect them from the dangers that lurked in the shadows. He also sought out other sinners, those who had committed similar sins in battle, and offered them guidance and redemption.
But his quest for redemption was not without challenges. The Fallen had to contend with the demons and monsters that roamed the underworld, and he had to overcome his own inner demons, the guilt and shame that still haunted him.
Despite these challenges, The Fallen persevered, and his legend grew. He became a symbol of destruction, chaos and team killing, but also of redemption and the power of the will to overcome one's mistakes.
The followers of Leonism believe that The Fallen continues to roam the underworld, helping the souls of fallen Spartans find peace and guiding those who have strayed from the path of righteousness back to the light. And they also believe that, if they ever find themselves in the underworld, they can call upon The Fallen for protection and guidance.