Power, My mother. From frost-kissed silence, She forged a puppet. Power, My mother. Her will breathed life into stillness. I am her mirror, I am her dream: I am Pride.
They call me the Iron Angel. Born of frost and shimmering rime, Born of Power's willful heart, Born to sculpt a perfect world.
For where does Pride dwell, If not within ourselves? I am the brilliance that rivals the heavens, The iron soul above gods and kings. I am beauty incarnate, And youβa blemish.
Mortal pawns, Cracked and marred by flaws, Kneel before my radiance, Hear my decree: I shall erase your ugliness, Forge worthiness where I see shame. I will make you whole, Almost as brilliant, Almost as divineβ But never as beautiful as me.