[Kain sees the Elder God for the first time]
Elder God: So. I am revealed to you at last.
Kain: What in the hell...
Elder God: I am the origin of life, the devourer of death. I am the hub of the Wheel, the purifying cycle to which all souls must be drawn.
Kain: [to himself] Had I condemned Raziel to this nightmare when I cast him into the abyss?
Elder God: You may ponder the futility of your ambitions as you spend a deathless eternity beneath a mountain of rubble. You and your Soul Reaver will go equally mad as the eons pass. The Citadel of the apostates will become your living tomb.
Kain: Your words are heartening. For you would not fear us, unless we could truly do you harm.
Elder God: No! You are nothing!
Kain: False God! This is the end... the final turn of your Wheel!



part 2
Elder God: You cannot destroy me, Kain. I am the Engine of Life itself... the Wheel will turn. The plague of your kind will be purged from this world. And on that inevitable day, your wretched, stagnant soul will finally be mine!
Kain: In the meantime, you'd best burrow deep.
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Kain: Most ironic of all, was the last gift that Raziel had given me. More powerful than the sword that now held his soul, more acute even than the vision that his sacrifice had accorded me. The first, bitter taste of that terrible illusion: hope.
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