Records of the past

6 races live together in this world

Dragons

Demons

Elves

Drawves

Merfolf

Humans.

The Dragons are split into 4 tribes in the 4 cardinal directions, they are also known as the guardians of the world, not many of them are left, each tribe corresponds to 1 main element.

The Demons are blessed by fire, have their own continent and were once a warmongering state that led the world to near ruin. Now they are more civilised although still unruly

The Elves are the second longest living race, blessed by the air they are also called the guardians of the forest. Apart from their home land the world tree they are mostly found in deep spiritual forests around the world.

Drawves, blessed by the Earth, they are natural builders and artisans. They also have their mountain range to call home but they now live across the world in places with high mineral concentration.

Merfolf the children of water. The underwater world of Atlanta is theirs to call home but after the end of the chaotic era and they also opened up more to the world and can be seen almost everywhere

Humans. Have no blessings but are the only race apart from dragons that can awaken any elements. At the acclimatization stage, they can even use all basic elements. Truly a surprise such a weak race and short-lived race occupies a good portion of the world.

Red part is the demon territory

Green part is elf

The blue is the merfolf

Brown is human

Grey is the drawven mountain isle

The gray shading is water (😭😭 this scholar knows his drawing sucks)

The territory of the Dragons are unknown.

After the chaotic era, the races now mingle together, although the capital cities and other major cities of each race is still ruled and occupied by the elite of the state, other parts of the state are now free for other races to occupy and thrive in, provided they follow the rules

Only few Dragons are spotted each year, although it is suspected that each royalty knows something about the current state of the Dragons no one has ever spoken about it.

Well that's the end of this scholar's note

I hope this helps the future generation

- K D Quinn