History is written by the Victors

Great men like Eragon, Riverdell, Oneison, Andor, and Eire attempted to unite the Land. Man cannot change the fate of the human race alone. These great men were once masters and leaders of their own villages but the slavery of Leuronna, a mighty civilization, is slowly devouring them. Eragon swore his oath to protect the justice of men.

With one drop of his blood on the golden plate, the dragon granted him a wish. A male elf and a human of the Land fell in love and secretly bore children, Riverdell was the product of such disgrace. He was cursed to live a longer life to watch all the people that he love die, one by one. The curse of long life was passed on to the next generations.

Oneison, a great pirate stole the trident from the Keeper of the Open Waters. The mermaids and merman bowed to the legged beings. Oneison stole the trident for one sole reason. It was to bring back his wife's body that was lost in the ocean. From then on, Oneison swore to watch over the poor souls wandering in the ocean.

Andor had always been in the company of nature. He was loved by the trees and animals. He gained favor in the eyes of the centaur and granted him control over the forest of Andor, no man was able to penetrate it.

Eire was born and raised in the snowy mountains. He is a giant himself. Everything he saw was pure white just like the intentions of the giants. Giants were accomplices to humans, they built high towers in the north and created castles all around the Land. All they ever wish was to see something bigger and stronger than them. Eragon, riding in his massive white dragon, convinced the remaining four to join him as they break the chains of slavery and free their men and women from the grip of Leuronna, the female tyrant.