In the darkest of times, when the world was beset by demons, a lone figure emerged from the shadows. He was a man of few words, but his eyes burned with power. He carried a lute, and he played a song that was both beautiful and haunting. The song was a hymn, a prayer, and a spell. It was a way to connect with the divine and to find peace in the midst of chaos. The demons were no match for the power of the song. They were driven out of the minds of the people, and the world was saved. The man was hailed as a hero, but he refused to take credit for his actions. He said that the song was not his own, but that it had been given to him by the gods. He then disappeared into the night, leaving the song behind for others to find. The song was named Somnus, and it became a powerful tool for good. It was used to heal the sick, to protect the innocent, and to drive away evil. Somnus was a force to be reckoned with, and it would be used to shape the course of history. The man who played the song was never seen again, but his legend lived on.