LoriDean12345
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"Magic: The War, The Fall, The Rise Again"
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The War of Magic was over...
For a thousand years, Warlocks and Witches fought one another, casting deadly and destructive spells not just against other Practitioners but against the Armies of Men that they led. Ironically, it wouldn't be the Practitioners of Magic who would be one another's end. It would be those Armies of Men that had once fought for them without question.
When the Warlocks and Witches they had served were at their weakest, the Armies of Men united as one and destroyed the last of the Practitioners. In the subsequent power vacuum, a war purely of Man versus Man could have continued the spilling of blood. It did not.
The Known World was, for the most part, ruled by two powerful Kings, William of Westwood and Arthur of Valen. The former Royal was aging and ailing, while the latter was relatively young and spry. William gave the hand of his only child, Elaine, to Arthur in the hopes that one day the couple's child would rule the entirety of the Known World during an era of peace and tranquility as long as the war that had preceded it.
At least, that was what was supposed to happen...
In the Fiery Highlands where spitting lava and choking gases kept away the men of the Lowlands, ReeSkryLarKee -- the last witch -- had been hidden away from those fighting the War of Magic...
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-c83L2jM1g5k/VtBRHgt_XmI/AAAAAAAAAEE/u9tx-4bza3Y/s800-Ic42/19353-desktop-wallpapers-fairy.jpg
She was the future of Magic. And regardless of whether or not the Men of the Lowlands thought Magic was essential to the existence and continuance of life, Skylark was going to ensure that Magic did not vanish forever.
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The War of Magic was over...
For a thousand years, Warlocks and Witches fought one another, casting deadly and destructive spells not just against other Practitioners but against the Armies of Men that they led. Ironically, it wouldn't be the Practitioners of Magic who would be one another's end. It would be those Armies of Men that had once fought for them without question.
When the Warlocks and Witches they had served were at their weakest, the Armies of Men united as one and destroyed the last of the Practitioners. In the subsequent power vacuum, a war purely of Man versus Man could have continued the spilling of blood. It did not.
The Known World was, for the most part, ruled by two powerful Kings, William of Westwood and Arthur of Valen. The former Royal was aging and ailing, while the latter was relatively young and spry. William gave the hand of his only child, Elaine, to Arthur in the hopes that one day the couple's child would rule the entirety of the Known World during an era of peace and tranquility as long as the war that had preceded it.
At least, that was what was supposed to happen...
In the Fiery Highlands where spitting lava and choking gases kept away the men of the Lowlands, ReeSkryLarKee -- the last witch -- had been hidden away from those fighting the War of Magic...
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-c83L2jM1g5k/VtBRHgt_XmI/AAAAAAAAAEE/u9tx-4bza3Y/s800-Ic42/19353-desktop-wallpapers-fairy.jpg
She was the future of Magic. And regardless of whether or not the Men of the Lowlands thought Magic was essential to the existence and continuance of life, Skylark was going to ensure that Magic did not vanish forever.
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