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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE WORLD AND IT'S INHABITANTS

Year 1 - The Creation

The first true god created a whole plane of existence on his dying breath, the whole plane itself is divided into four realms, the mortal realm, the lower spirit realm, the upper spirit realm and lastly the god realm.

After he created the four realms he decided to spend his last moments on the highest realm.

On his dying breath, he looked at his creation and smiled and three orbs of light came out of his body, one colored white, the other colored black and lastly colored green.

After his death all his life essence was absorbed by the three orbs, the white orb then evolved into a human figure with white hair and golden eyes, the black orbs evolved into a mysterious shadow, the green orb evolved into a sentient seed and settled itself in the spot we're their creator died.

Year - 767

Years after the creation the whole plane that used to be empty is now filled with life, the white orb who created the five races is now worshipped as the god of life, the mysterious shadow created another realm called the underworld, and the seed grew into a sentient colossal tree at the center of the god realm.

Year - 854

For centuries the five races lived in harmony, coexisting with each other and focusing on improving their respective races.

Year - 864

Ten years later peace was broken by the discovery of the mithril mines they fought for the mining rights of the mines they waged war against each other.

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