History of Aina

As the elemental energies of the Five Houses—Aranon (Earth), Thianon (Light), Phin-Mahr (Air), Aejeon (Fire), and Daeranon (Water)—coalesce, they forge the Prime Material Plane, known as 'Edrion.' This central Plane stands as the nexus of the interconnected realms, governed by the Major and Minor Houses that border it. By this point, Edrion is abundant with semi-sentient and non-sentient life forms, including both flora and fauna. Each of the major elemental domains within Edrion is overseen by its own distinct god or gods, along with their affiliated Minor House

The Ayn Auline officially adopts the pentagram as its sacred symbol, echoing the foundational principles of the Drandsia Vatar. Each of the five points represents one of the elemental realms—Marenwe, Thiandalune, Zerthia, Malondria, and Gerlandria—overseen by the Five Major Houses. The symbol serves as a celestial compass, guiding the gods and their mortal followers in maintaining the delicate balance of power and elemental harmony. It becomes a revered icon, etched into the very fabric of the Aina Continuum, and a subtle reminder of the intricate checks and balances that once made the Drandsia Vatar the cornerstone of divine law.

The Ardenasi (First Dwarves) of the House-Minor of Ardenas appear in Zerthia (The realm of earth, which is in its primordial state at this time). The dwarves are forever after referred to as The Eldest Race, and during the early times they take part along with Ardenas and Aranon in shaping and preparing earth for subequent species. The primary settlement of the dwarves would become the mountainous country of Edrind in the central north of Zerthia

Thanon born to Aranon & Thiana. Thanon is the first ‘Eeirendelios’, or ‘Grandchild of Time’, as the direct descendants of the Eeirendel come to be called.

Establishment of the House-Minor of Eadrasa, founder of Merr and god of the Mervesines

The sea city of Merr is established. The first ‘Avatars’ appear. They are mortal representatives of gods, chosen usually as rulers of their races.

The Zervesi, "Earth Elves", appear in Zerthia, House-Minor of Enonta.

The Galavesi (Fire Elves) appear in Malondria, House-Minor of Ae Thoston.

The Thiavesi (Light Elves) of Thiandalune appear, House-Minor of Otsmani.

Anorelin born to Sofian; goddess of Zerthia Flora

Earth’s Slave-Race (Aldari) (Humans) appear in Zerthia, brought about by Talorcus, God of Sea Beasts. They are a subservient race to the Zervesines. They are a gift, in effect, to Enonta.

Althos born to Ailath of the Gnomes.

Nera begins her journey of sovereignty. After spending her first three centuries in her parents house, Nera joins the house major of Daeranon to apprentice under her uncle and learn the secrets of his dominion. She remains in his house for nearly three hundred years.

Aergerus born, the future White Fire Lord of the Galavesines.

Thanon weds Danisa, daughter of Enonta.

Thanon creates the Death Bow, a god weapon enchanged bow and arrow... that in the centuries to come will play a great role in the destinies of nations and heros…

Dissatisfied with the battle-worship of his brothers, Saenon begins his travels throughout the Aina Continuum. This ends the famous 589-year long Adventures of the Sons of Aranon.

The Shipbuilding family of Artirice gains prominence amongst the Slave-Race of Andlom. By 7190, all shipbuilding for the Zervesines is completed by human hands.

Branon weds Nera of the House of Eadrasa.

Goramonda, a 4th generation Eeirendelios, and three 5th generation companions, Fember, Halos, and Peksollod, travel to the remote continent east across the Metrianus. She names her self as matron to its primitive inhabitants, and the continent is named in her honor.

The Celevesi appear, the Dark Elves, soldiers of the Black Fire.

The Demon Lords of the Abyss come to power, stirred to action by the Chaos of the Black Fire.

Those of the House of Aejeon, as well as those of the Galavesines, that do not join the Celevesines are led by Aergerus, grandson of Aejeon, against the forces of the Black Fire.

The forces of Thiandalune invade Malondria. Aejeon is captured and taken to the Sun-City of Núril-Ambantil to be imprisoned.

Goblins (Kyondor), Orcs and Hobgoblins appear.

Lavos renounces his position on the Malo Auline.

Lavos and Azmodonai defeat the Atheloi of the Crossworlds, and enter the material plane. They await in the wilds of the Dry Wastes of Vorcia while reinforcements from Malondria, Malo, and Hell arrive. The forces of the three Demon Lords split off, and ravage the lands of the Far East. With Azmodonai and the Demon Lords now present on the Material Plane, the Eeirendel become aware of the Lower Planes. The Atheloi of the Crossworlds regroup and recover. The Great Battle of Fire and Ice at Vorcia takes place, where Mautosus, god of ice dragons, faced Lavos face to face, scarring the land in a cosmic battle

Three of the Black Fire Generals band against the fourth, Lavos, to thwart his plan to gain control of the Black Fire for himself. Lavos is banished to the lower planes with which he is allied.

Aldari (humans), until this time entirely subservient to the Zervesines & dwelling only in Alaspanar, begin migrating throughout Zerthia.

Zastor, believed to be long dead by Branon & the House of Aranon, begins the primary workings of Magick. Magick is the harnessing of the energies of the Dead Gods, & is the first God-Sphere to exist separate from the Foundation & the Houses of the Ayn Auline.

Many of Earth’s Slave-Race (Aldari), are new free-wandering refugees from the Black Fire War. They begin to settle in the as yet uninhabited regions of the continent directly west of Alaspanar, named Aldar after the Sea-God whose patronage they’ve won. Aldar soon becomes a primary refuge for escaped slaves of Alaspanar.

Mompra Shalos crowned Queen of Aldar, rules 134 years.

Aestiron, Earth’s "Third Seat of Power" is established. It serves as Thanon’s Throne City in San-Alaspanar. Branon remains in Andlom, ruling the northern reaches of the Empire that are not under the direct hand of Alvardis & Aranon.

Ocklos Shalos takes the throne of Aldar, rules 173 years.

The Legions of Demogorgon commit the horrors at the Azure Vale in Helebost A most heinous event that is the stuff of legend for millenia to come. "

The Eeirendelios named Thaedyn gains the throne of Thiandalune, as the new god of light and all it's realms.

Aergerus is named to the Aun Auline for the legitimate realms of Malondria (material plane of fire) & the Galavesines (fire elves loyal to the Drandsia Vatar). Dāéranon (god of all water) is opposed to the reinstatement of a fire god to the Ayn Auline (council of time), but is out-voted. Hostilities begin between Marenwē (material plane of water) & the other Realms. (zerthia: earth, malondria: fire, gerlandria: air, thiandalune: light)

Discord within the Council leads to the dissolution of the Ayn Auline. The realms continue the slow restoration with hostility growing between one another.

The first Aldari (humans) cross the Dry Wastes (desert) to settle in the wildlands of Vorcia. (a fantastic kingdom based on arabic, egyption, and middle eastern archetypes), with leaders titled: "Zultar"

Vampire Wars in Helebost between the Thanon & Branon's Zervesine armies, & the forces of Thayzor the Vampire King, wherein many legends tell of the earth gods Thanon and Branon using their God Weapons in great battles.

The navy of San-Alaspanar assaults a fleet of ships headed west over the Aegel-Fariel, on it’s way to Aldar. Aboard one of these ships is Guisel Caran, the Avatar of Aldar and religious leader of the Aldari. Guisel Caran is a figurehead targeted by the Zervesi. Guisel Caran dies in the attack, but the disorganization the Zervesi expect proves to be rage and solidarity, as the Slave-Race martyrs Guisel Caran. Guisel’s apprentice Pidor succeeds him as Avatar of Aldar, and with the Sea-God’s aid, organizes the Slave-Race for war.

Malosiran (summer). The Siege of Aestiron Begins. By the 15th of Dourinori, the Aldari occupy the zervesi city.

Aejeon (The Fire God) dies. His son, unrepentant Malovatar consumes his corpse & becomes Te Nesavatar, the Bringer of Death, the dread necromancer already alive in legend

Saenon’s lordship over the small island of Goramy begins.

The Vorcian city of Bianda-Tul is established.

Veleosai, "The Wolf Lords" (anthropomorphic wolves), appear in Sommeris, the island nation south of Hangadia (what would become the united kingdom of Hangard), & the Taleron, Tiger Clans (anthropomorphic tigers), appear around Thronon.

Alaspanar violates the Treaty of Gelduin reinstating human slavery within its borders. The Treaty is considered void, and the self-sufficient nation of Aldar ceases all trade with the zervesi Empire.

Merrvesine forces assault Isobar, & the Earth-Sea War begins.

28th of the Month of Moglari, The Siege of Aestiron begins. Daéranon leaves the Plane of Maré to personally lead the forces of Water on the material plane. This is the first time since the Black Fire War that an Eeirendel has set foot on Edrion.

Aldarian King Yon-Tho Ustakim killed in the Battle of Montomon

Saenon orchestrates negotiations between Zerthia & Marenwē. Dāéranon is granted three fourths of the lands in dispute, & the Earth Sea war ends, marking the end of the Age of Isolation.

The Hangardian city of Aerendor is established. (hangard is the nation of the bear tribe, anthropmorphic bears. They are followers of Zastor and renowed throughout the world for great knights, strict codes of honor, and extremely powerful battlemages able to stand against the earth-elven Zervesine armies of the earth-god Thanon

The Veleosai (anthropmorphic wolf men) Shamans of Sommeris form the Republic of Sommeris. Their system mandates an elected Master Shaman for 12 year terms. The republic of Sommeris, a large island, was divded into Twelve City States, each with very unique names, customs, and specific realms of shamanic magick in which they specialized. While the shamanic ways of Sommeris always acknowledged and respected Zastor as the God and progenitor of magick, they were never his followers, and followed more closely the small spirits and demons of the mountains, forests, and waters, and only seldom delving into the zastorian magicks that called outside of nature on the energies of gods killed in the black fire wars. The Veleosai Shamanic Magiocracy of Sommeris is formally established, under Minister Raser Umamir. The ceremonies are attended by the leaders of Hangard and Thronon respectively, heralding a new age of cooperation between the three High Northern Nations, known here forward as the Northern Alliance.

The Bear Tribes of Hangadia unite to establish Hangard, under King Morlin Arlilhon.

Death of Morlin Arlilhon, aged 94. Hail to the King

Theodym Montenhelm named Grand Visor to Queen Ebel

in the year 12458, Queen Ebel Gustriteus V of Hangard is assasinated, Theodym Montenhelm, who was the queen's advisor, and is secretly a warlock, usurps the throne of Hangard. The Dark Times of Hangard begin, and will last nearly 135 years. The Montenhelms are a family of dark sorcerers, rumored to be in league with Azmodonai himself.

Audgica the Black (Montenhelm VII) takes the throne of Hangard. The worst of Hangard’s Dark Times, her reign lasts 24 terrible years. (the Blackest Years)

The Order of the Knights Theolrer is formed, led by 20-year-old Benfrumi. Benfrumi is already a nine-year veteran of the freedom fighting against the Emperor. They are a freedom-fighting force plotting against the evil Montenhelms of Hangard.

The Knights Theolrer join with the Shamans of Sommeris.

Queen Bevraude (Theolrer XI) establishes Durvanild Academy in Durvanild Hangard.

Death of Chancellor Pecley Eandor, Kanine Belliott is appointed over the Northland Trading Company

The Endraosai ("Lord Clerics"), led by Thanon, begin a tyrannical crusade against the "barbarian" races throughout Zerthia. Thanon campaigns against races such as the Aldari outside Alaspanar, the Talerons & the Veleosai, justifying his actions as promotions of the Drandsia to the heathen peoples. Many heinous acts are committed in the name of the Foundations, many by Thanon himself. These actions are ignored by the House of Aranon. Branon, aware of the purpose of the crusades, but not of the actions of his brother & those in his charge, remains in Andlom. He is concerned more with the affairs of his own people who, in their millennia of superiority over the earth-kingdoms have grown decadent, opulent, cruel, & violent. They fancy themselves as the sentinels of the Drandsia, yet indulge in every manner of subversive vice.

Ardenas (earth-god of dwarves), offended by the crusades of Thanon, attempts to inform Aranon (High God of earth, thanon's father). Aranon refuses to hear the charges, though he promises no action against Ardenas for aiding the Northlanders.

Birth of Jingthol, future High Chieftain of all Northern Goblinoid Tribes, the leader who eventually brings peace between goblinkind and the Northern Alliance.

Saenon retires the rings of Ainan, giving each to their respective elemental lord.

Jormin Canao joins the Merchant Navy of the Northland Trading Company at the age of 16

Birth of Mervena Gweniwran, future wife of Jormin Canao and mother of Garared

Zastor travels to Hangard when he learns of the birth of a certain Northlander child blessed in his name. Her name is Aendria, & Zastor senses significance about the child concerning the destiny of the gods. He henceforth watches over the child secretly & becomes very fond of her.

Marriage of Jormin Canao and Mervena Gweniwran

Birth of Prince Mared to Queen Finean and Prince Consort Wolden

Birth of Sigun-Bathar of the Montenhelms, of the Hangardian Clan Brumal, future Grand Warlock of the Montenhelm Order

The Celevesines are known to be active in Malondria.

Garared Canao joins the Merchant Navy as cabin boy, under his father, serving on the Red Eight.   In the year 13904, Garared Canao, a young Hangardian, joined the Merchant Navy as a cabin boy under his father, Jormin Canao, who was a seasoned sailor and the captain of the famous flagship "The Red Eight." Garared was eager to follow in his father's footsteps and embark on adventures on the high seas. He was fascinated by the stories his father told him about the wonders of the world, and he yearned to see them for himself.   As they sailed across the oceans and seas, Jormin taught Garared everything he knew about navigation, seamanship, and combat. Garared proved to be a quick learner, and he soon became an invaluable member of the crew. He worked tirelessly, performing all sorts of tasks, from scrubbing the decks to rigging the sails and handling the ship's cannons during battles.   Their travels took them to exotic and distant lands, where they encountered strange creatures and encountered different cultures. They visited the fiery lands of Malondria, where they witnessed the power of the Celevesines, and the frozen wastelands of Norgard, where they faced off against fierce Ice Giants.   Throughout their journeys, Jormin and Garared faced many challenges and overcame numerous obstacles. They fought off pirates, battled sea monsters, and weathered fierce storms. They also made many allies, including other sailors, traders, and even royalty.   Garared grew into a skilled sailor and warrior, earning the respect of his crewmates and the admiration of his father. He proved himself in battle, demonstrating his bravery and cunning in the face of danger. His exploits earned him a reputation as a daring and heroic sailor.   Their adventures came to an end when Jormin retired from the Merchant Navy, and Garared continued to serve the Northland Trading Company, eventually rising to the rank of Commodore. But the memories of their wild adventures together remained with them for the rest of their lives, inspiring them and shaping their destinies.       ________ Imortant figures during the Adventures of the Red-Eight: Captain Zephyr Blackbeak: A notorious pirate captain who became a friend and ally of Jormin and Garared after they helped him recover a stolen treasure. Zephyr was a skilled fighter and a cunning strategist, and his help was crucial in many battles against hostile ships.   Lady Althea Silvermoon: An elven noblewoman who helped Jormin and Garared smuggle valuable goods past the customs officials in a busy port city. She was an expert in diplomacy and her connections among the elven courts proved invaluable in securing trade deals and other favors.   Kaelin Darkblade: A human assassin who was hired by a rival trading company to eliminate Jormin and Garared. However, they managed to capture him and instead of turning him over to the authorities, they recruited him as a spy and informant. Kaelin's knowledge of the criminal underworld proved invaluable in several dangerous situations.   Naxos the Wise: A wise old centaur who acted as a mentor to Garared during his early years as a cabin boy. Naxos was an expert in navigation and taught Garared many of the skills he needed to become a skilled sailor and navigator.   Eira Iceheart: A fierce dragonborn warrior who joined Jormin and Garared's crew after they saved her village from a band of marauding orcs. Eira was an expert in combat and her presence was crucial in several battles against hostile forces.   Grigoriy the Giant: A friendly giant who lived on a remote island and provided Jormin and Garared with much-needed supplies during a long sea journey. Grigoriy was a skilled craftsman and his hand-crafted weapons and tools were highly sought after.   Kailani the Enchantress: A mermaid sorceress who saved Jormin and Garared from drowning when their ship was wrecked during a storm. Kailani had powerful magic that she used to control the currents and the weather, and she helped the two sailors reach a nearby island where they could make repairs.   Lord Arcturus Nightshade: A wealthy human nobleman who hired Jormin and Garared to escort him on a dangerous mission to recover a valuable artifact from a treacherous jungle. Arcturus was a shrewd businessman and his knowledge of the local politics proved invaluable in avoiding danger and securing the artifact.     _______ The Great Villains: Captain Drogath: A ruthless pirate captain who terrorized the seas in the Eastern Kingdoms. He was known for his cruelty towards his prisoners and his relentless pursuit of wealth. Garared and Jormin encountered him during a mission to transport a valuable shipment of goods from the Eastern Kingdoms to Hangard. The resulting battle left Drogath and his ship sunk to the bottom of the ocean.   Lady Valerica: A beautiful and cunning noblewoman who was rumored to be involved in dark magic. She sought to control a powerful artifact that would grant her ultimate power over life and death. Garared and Jormin encountered her in the ruins of an ancient temple in the land of the Amazons. The resulting battle destroyed the temple and left Lady Valerica presumed dead.   General Kethar: A powerful warlord who sought to conquer and enslave all the peoples of the world. He commanded a vast army of goblin and orc warriors, as well as powerful sorcerers. Garared and Jormin encountered him during a mission to infiltrate his stronghold and free a group of enslaved miners. The resulting battle saw Kethar defeated and his army disbanded.   The Shadow Master: A mysterious figure who controlled a network of spies and assassins throughout the world. He sought to destabilize governments and sow chaos. Garared and Jormin encountered him during a mission to protect a political figure from assassination. The resulting battle left the Shadow Master's network in disarray.   The Black Dragon: A massive dragon that had terrorized the people of the Eastern Kingdoms for centuries. It was known for its massive size and incredible strength. Garared and Jormin encountered it during a mission to retrieve a powerful magical artifact from its lair. The resulting battle left the Black Dragon slain, and its treasure hoard claimed by the Northland Trading Company.   The Red Witch: A powerful sorceress who controlled a vast network of demon servants. She sought to summon a powerful demon lord to the world, which would bring about the end of days. Garared and Jormin encountered her during a mission to retrieve a powerful magical amulet that could stop her plans. The resulting battle left the Red Witch vanquished, and the amulet secured.   Lord Vortimer: A cruel nobleman who ruled over a land of serfs and peasants with an iron fist. He was known for his cruelty and his love of hunting humans for sport. Garared and Jormin encountered him during a mission to rescue a group of enslaved villagers. The resulting battle saw Vortimer overthrown and his lands liberated.   The Shadow King: A mysterious figure who controlled a vast network of thieves and assassins throughout the world. He sought to amass wealth and power, no matter the cost. Garared and Jormin encountered him during a mission to retrieve a stolen artifact. The resulting battle left the Shadow King's network in shambles, and his whereabouts unknown.

Birth of Prince Thaned, third son of Queen Finean and Prince Wolden

Halgrave Wilhelm joins the Hangardian Army with a commision as 2nd Lieutenant

The Fellowship of Lavos, a cut-throat band of drug-addicted, devil-worshiping adventurers, begins their infamous exploits.

1st of Autumn, Branor born to Arntoson and Aeirina (Bruinan’s oldest brother).

Thar Norel appointed as the 55th Chancellor of the Nortland Trading Company

Garared Canao promoted to 4th Commodore for his part in securing the allegience with the Sommerisi Sea-Baron's Corps

Sigun Bathar is made Grand Warlock of the Montenhelms

"Malosiran (summer Late on night in a Zastorian temple in San-Gerdon, a middle-aged Arlinjen man brings in an infant. The man bids the keepers of the temple to please take the orphaned child into their care, as the often do. Being a temple of healing. One of the attending priests present in the temple is Zastor himself, in disguise, & he finds the Arlinjen intriguing. The man, a merchant from Notis, claims he came upon the abandoned child while traveling south along the Jeso highway. Zastor senses no falsehood about the man whatsoever, but as the Arlinjen is explaining that he brought the child there specifically because of the being worshipers of Magick, he smiles & looks directly at Zastor. Zastor senses that, without a doubt, the man knows who he is. Zastor is shocked speechless. The human slips out without being seen, which shocks Zastor further. Zastor runs into the darkness to find him. He finds the ""merchant"" waiting for him. ""Give her time, Eeirendelios. Her name is Mayori. I trust you will care for her. I may return."" Zastor will do as he is advised, excited by this great, & potentially dangerous, mystery."

Gersiran (winter The Battle of Entsi on the Edrind-Hangard border. This is the 5th wave of the Jingthol conflict, in which Arntoson dies.

"Spring-harvest (Zersiran) a. Branon travels through Gerdon & Hangard to investigate the ""Cult of Zastor"" and the workings of Magick. In the guise of a Hangardian Bear-Tribesman, Branon meets the widowed Aeirina at a temple of Zastor. The two share several nights together before Branon returns to Gerdon. They conceive a son, Aeirina has no knowledge that Brarnon is a god. "

Bruinan born to Aeirina on the 15th day of winter. Aeirina learns from her mother, a worshiper of Zastor, the true identity of her lover. Bruinan’s father is the earth-god Branon. She disappears with their newborn son, Bruinan, into the wilderness, fearing for her child should the gods learn of his existence. Her first son Branor is left in the care of her mother.

Death of 1st Commodore Jormin Canao at the Battle of Agarzec

"The Red Eye to Doome" takes place this year

Death of the Three Hangardian Princes at the hands of Jinghtol Pirates, sinking of seven hangardian ships at the Battle of the Strait of Sirtana, The Makkari Diamonds of Queen Finean are stolen by the Tormar mage Acton Jar. The jewels are stolen while being transported from the Queen's villa in Emities to the Royal Palace in Aerendor. Garared Canao is implicated in the loss of the Three Princes, and the Diamonds

36th of Autumn, Branor leaves home for the Academy of Durvanild.

Jingthol's 100th birthday

49th day, Goblins attack Aistwald, let by Mizir the Mad. The goblins are aided by the traitor Hangardian Sigun-Bathar Montenhelm, a Warlock. Vander and Lisander follow their father, Halgrave, into battle against Mizir’s attack. Bru follows to try and stop them. When the boys reach the ridges of the Southern Hills of Aistwald, they are ambushed. Bru encounters three Hangardian warlocks aiding the goblins. He battles them, and Halgrave is killed trying to aid him. The twins bear false witness against Bru, swearing that it was he who followed Halgraves Knights into battle. Bru’s commission in the Hangardian Army is revoked, so that he must enter as an enlisted soldier when his conscription is due. "Autumn (Marsiran) a. 36th day; School year at Durvanild begins. Bru misses enrollment by 50 days."

49th day, Goblins attack Aistwald, let by Mizir the Mad. The goblins are aided by the traitor Hangardian Sigun-Bathar Montenhelm, a Warlock.

Bruinan steals the Makari diamons from the Cartels in Aerendor, kills the warlock Sigun Bathar. Despite this, he is sentenced to 20 years in prison by the Queen, and sent to Kuor Mon Sin

Death of Queen Finean, Erlin XII at the age of 85. Mescilla is crowned Queen Erlin XIII of Hangard at the age of 20

The Hangardian/Ardenasi/Veleosai sign the Clawhammer Pact with Jingthol the Venerable, ending the Goblin war and resulting in a truce the Goblins. Bruinan is knighted by Queen Mescilla Erlin XIII for his valor as a commander during the Jingthol conflict, and his role in establishing a rapport with Jingthol himself. He is the most decorated soldier of the 65-year war, & is revered as a national hero. His feats become legendary, as he is known as seemingly invincible. He is given lordship over the valley-province of Aistwald, rule from his castle Wilhelm in Aistwald City.

Queen Mescilla abdicates the throne of Hangard, Queen Orvosiane Erlin XIV is crowned

The multitudinous sects of Te Nesavatar (the death bringer) throughout Edrion (the sphere of the world that contains the five realms) begin committing militaristic activities. This is the beginning of what will lead to the next black fire war that will engulf the whole continuum.

Te Nesavatar, having opened the gates of hell, and gaining the aid of Azmodonai, murders Thanon, almost all of the Endraosai, igniting the 2nd Black Fire War. Paerdys retreats to the far south of Zerthia (Isobar & Pandaras), with the defeated Zervesi armies.

Branon returns to Alaspanar to lead the Zervesines to war.

The Celevesi occupy Aestiron.

Death of Ardenas; [Earth God of the Dwarves (Ardenasi)]. He is succeeded by his two daughters who rally the dwarves to great success. Gwyn and Kiera.

Darklord Yiurchist, master of the Airraiths, wins the favor of Otsmani. Two thirds of the Thiavesi joint the Celevesi. The Airraiths & the rebel Thiavesi, calling themselves the Otaru, begin the siege of neutral Gerlandria.

Branon, aided by Aergerus & his forces, seeks out Zastor who is held captive in the fortress of Darklord Gnahst in Malondria. Zastor is near death during Branon’s siege. In his last moments of life, Zastor gives to his father the secrets of Magick that Gnahst & Nesavatar were unable to obtain from him. Zastor tells Branon of Bruinan, that his lineage is destined to achieve greatness far beyond the Eeirendel & the Aedos Drandsia. He informs Branon that at this very moment Bruinan is in the Veleosai nation of Sommeris aiding the armies of High Shaman Nessys against the Rabble Legions of the Malo Balar. Zastor then drains his remaining life force into Lifthrasir, bidding Branon to pass it on to Bruinan; that Magick may one day rise to power again in its hour of need. Phin Mahr commits suicide. Hurricanes ravage the world for months following. The Ainan ring of Air is lost. After a time the Dragons return & regain relative control. Later that year, Myrion (daugher of Saedis Oerion and Saenon, finds the lost ring of water before the Tas Takar Sketi can find it. It turns out that since she is the daugher of Saenon (he who created the Ring of Water and gifted it to Daeranon, is automatically perfectly adapt at it's use, and it multiplies her powers a hundrad fold. She is able to rally the surviving Merrvesines and other scatterd races of Marenwe, and becomes a great hero of the realms of water, routing the Tas Takar Sketi and all other evil races from Marenwe in several battles of great legend. Expand on these greatly.

5613-14 The Zervesi obliterate all traces of the Celevesi in Zerthia. The extreme few of the Celevesi who survive return to Malondria. The Rabble Legions throughout Edrion scatter to the remote places of the world.

The Tas Takar Sketi take control of most of Marenwē (Metrianus, Brianum, Draizora, Torgate) under the discreet command of Kulbatar.

Myrion and Saedis Oerion embark on their quest to find the Ring of Water, the quest is successful, but Saedis Oerion dies in battle with the Tas Takar Sketi

The Revelation to Branon of the Ord Maada. He realizes this vision could only have been sent by his Grandfather, Te VeVutur. Branon is commanded to remove the murderous hypocrisy of the Zervesines from the earth, by organizing their exodus from Aina into the Ord Maada. The Ord Maada are the Outer Reaches, the mythical places that were the destination of dead souls as the returned to their True Creator.

The Zervesine Exodus begins. The gateway to the Ord Maada lies 500 miles north of the ruins of Andlom, the great zervesi city that was abandoned 425 years earlier. The elves that choose to remain, now calling themselves the Aeinvesines, the Last Elves, travel south to the lands of Isobar, led by Esolon, great-grandson of Entosa.

The Aeinvesines establish the city-state of Atriania

Bruithor, age 808, destroys the Shrine of Atros, stealing the Phallus of Entian.

Ranon born to Bruithor, age 829., she will become the first Lifthraisir to weild all of the God Weapons; Thanon's Deathbow, the Sword Lifthraisir, and The Rings of Saeonon, making her one of the most powerful beings to exist since the First Aeon.

The Elves try desperately to restore their civilization, but their powers are gone. They grow lost without the guidance of their gods.

Branithor born to Ranon, age 701.

Bradys born to Branithor, age 742.

Raithan born to Bradys, age 697.

Death of Bradys, age 1153.

Bruithan born to Ranithor, age 878

The life energies of Zastor begin to reassimilate.

Bruinthor born to Bruithan, age 2251

Death of Bruithan, age 3832.

Death of Bruinthor, age 4901