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Solheim began to see themselves as superior to the gods and spurned their blessings. Due to the perceived betrayal of the Astrals by Solheim's people, Ifrit declared war on them, triggering the War of the Astrals. The Six are sworn to protect Eos, even from each other, and thus the other Astrals turned against Ifrit. The war culminated in a battle between Bahamut and Ifrit, the latter's body being laid asunder upon the Rock of Ravatogh, which in time transformed into a volcano.[1] Ifrit wages war. Ifrit's actions caused him to be labeled as "the Betrayer", which was how he would be remembered by humans after rebuilding themselves into the nations of Lucis, Accordo, Tenebrae and Niflheim, with only Niflheim seeking to emulate the glories of Solheim. Although Ifrit was gone, the malady of Starscourge that had spread during the war,[2] which transforms humans and animals into daemons, still threatened Eos; only the power of the prophesied "True King", using the Astrals' blessing and the power of the Crystal granted to mankind by the planet itself, can destroy it. The king chosen to safeguard the Crystal was meant to be Ardyn Lucis Caelum, but due to absorbing the Starscourge to heal others, as well as his brother's selfish desire to become king over Ardyn, he was rejected by the Crystal and demonized by his successors. Ardyn daemonifies Ifrit. Two millennia later in late M.E. 720, the Niflheim Empire under the direction of Verstael Besithia uncovered Ifrit's slumbering body from the

He seeks the Ring of the Lucii to gain the power of the Crystal, under the false belief he could become the Crystal's Chosen and rule the world. Noctis and his friends kill him as well as Ravus when his remains are turned into a daemon.When Noctis finds the Crystal he is absorbed inside it for ten years, awaiting the day he would return as the True King as spoken of in prophecy. Sunlight gradually vanishes from the world, and what is left of the empire collapses. Survivors migrate to Lestallum, whose power plant provides the town with light to fend of the daemons. Niflheim's recovery effort in Insomnia is halted when the city is overtaken by monsters, though the imperial strongholds remain in the city, the magitek troopers operating on autopilot. With the emperor, research chief, and the high commander of the military dead, and the chancellor missing, Niflheim falls apart.Final Fantasy XV -The Dawn of the Future- depicts the imperial lands as abandoned, the only people left being the soldiers who have joined the Hunters and the Kingsglaive in safeguarding the world in wait for the True King's arrival. After magic vanishes from the world and the light returns once more, the previously barren Niflheim region becomes fertile.Spoilers end here.Musical themes[]The main theme for Niflheim is aptly titled "The Niflheim Empire".The battle theme against standard imperial enemies and in locales set within Niflheim territory is "Veiled in Black", a fast-paced song. An arrangement that was added to the 1.02 patch also adds female vocals to the song. A more somber variant is heard when visiting Insomnia's ruins in the final chapter.When facing high-ranking members of Niflheim (in particular Loqi Tummelt and Aranea Highwind), "Invidia" plays, a tense song with background vocals.Behind the scenes[]An imperial general named Safay Roth was cut during development, but a trace of him remains in the "SAF" lettering on Niflheim's landing crafts. Proceeding this, Ardyn's position was added as antagonist.[16] Niflheim's flag in Episode Duscae. Niflheim has various flags associated with it and its army. The one with light and dark dragons facing each other seems to be the official one since it appears the signing ceremony in Kingsglaive and in Zegnautus Keep . Emperor Aldercapt meets with his leaders and magitek troopers in a room surrounded by red and white flags with gold symbols of a robed person facing a large behemoth or