Prologue

Creation of The Realms

"In the beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth. He created all the animals in the sea, in the sky, and on the land. He created a man and a woman and named them Adam and Eve. He created them in the Garden of Eden, a place guarded by a one of God's Great Cherubims which wields a Flaming Sword. God created the plants and the fruits; the birds and the bee's; the moon and the stars; and the land and the seas.

God saw that what he had made was good and was happy. After shaping the world and creating the life in it over a period of six days, God rested on the seventh day.

One day, in the Garden of Eden, while Eve was taking a walk and admiring all that God had made, she spotted a snake hanging from a tree branch. This was no ordinary snake, though. It was one of God's Angels disguised as a snake. The Angel's name was Lucifer.

Lucifer was a deceitful angel who had turned away from God and wanted to obtain his own power so he could become all powerful. Lucifer tricked Eve into eating an apple from a special tree in the center of the Garden. God had told Adam and Eve not to eat the fruit of this tree for it was very special.

Once Eve ate the fruit, she gained a conscious and free will. She then persuaded Adam to eat the fruit and he too gained the abilities.

God saw what they had done and cast them out of the Garden for disobeying him. God also banished Lucifer out of Heaven and sent him down to Earth for all eternity. Lucifer became Satan, the Devil, and is known for his treachery.

10,000 years passed and during this period two major events happened. Jesus, the Son of God, died on the cross for our sins. He conquered Death by rising from the dead and became our Savior. The second event was Satan's doing. He started to create followers to do his evil deeds. He called them Demons. These monstrous beings bred with the humans, creating new races.

They created the elves, dwarves, faerie, pixie and mythical creatures. God was not happy and

intervened. He showed the new races how to be good and gave them powers that could be used for good and not evil.

The new races abandoned Satan and followed God because he was good.

This angered Satan.

To get back at God for what he had done, Satan tried to destroy the Earth. He only succeeded partially.

The earth was split into 7 pieces.

God put protective atmospheres around the 7 pieces. Thus, creating the realms.

God made bridges of stone that connected the realms allowing people and races to travel between them.

The realms are suspended in space by God's everlasting power.

God saved everyone, even the demon's, thinking that they could all live in peace, but he was not as kind to Satan. God imprisoned Satan in a large onyx rock. There is no way for Satan to escape unless God decides to let him out. The onyx rock has never been found, for God had hidden the rock where no one would find it.

This is the history of how the realms came to be. Since the different races had trouble living together God sent down his Angels to help guide them onto a better path of living.

Each race had its own realm. The humans took the center realm which was named Kunari. The demons took one of the realms surrounding Kunari and named it Desistar. Next to the Demons were the angels in the realm named Angelium. The mythical creatures took the realm on the other side of Desistar and named it Octavian. Then the dwarves settled next to Octavian in their realm, Soleal. On the other side of Angelium is the realm Illius, where the faerie and pixie live (these two races stayed together because they were alike and never had disagreements). Between Illius and Soleal are the elves in the realm named Silvernial.

With races separated, this helped keep the peace between them. Soon a question arose among all the realms. Who was to lead each realm?

So, God had the Angels tell each realm to appoint one leader. Someone who would make decisions on behalf of their realm.

When each realm chose a leader, God made these leaders incredibly wise and gave them long lives. These leaders were named the Elders because they were so wise. There were seven Elders in all. A new Elder is appointed upon the current one's death. The firstborn is the successor to the line unless he/she chooses not to marry. If not married then he/she can choose a candidate to be his apprentice and train to be his successor. The candidate must be approved by the rest of the Elders.

This is all of the knowledge of the beginning ever recorded in history."