There was a lasting peace on Celvar'wen, but it did not last long.
The outworlders, a collection of other races, came to us from other stars in the void.
They called themselves Erantan's, after their doomed homeworld.
They were led by a group of beings called Void walkers, who Shepard the Erantan's through the cosmos, looking for a new home.
The leader of the void walkers spoke to Celvar and pleaded for sanctuary. She took pity on them and allowed them a place on Celvar'wen.
Some Divas were fascinated with the newcomers, while others saw them with suspicion and detested their presence in the world they had built for their creations.
The opposing Divas and some angels pleaded with Celvar to restrict the Erantan's from overtaking the native people of Celvar'wen.
Celvar was hesitant to enact such a biased law but relented and commanded that no out-worlder while on Celvar'wen May create a realm of their own. Breaking this law would result in the isolation and withdrawal of any boons the Divas and angels can give.
While not completely satisfied with this new law, The demurring Divas were content. However, these divas would never treat them with the same care and guidance they do with their creations.
Only those who welcomed them into their domains would receive boons.
The mountain diva welcomed the dwarves and gnomes into her mountainous halls.
Salixa ushered the elves, halflings and fairies into her forests and meadows.
Tek'lana was pleased with the lizardmen's coldness and survival nature, allowing them a place in her jungle swamps.
The humans did not mind where they went and integrated with the animal folk where they could.
but changes in the behaviour of their creations and the world started to become apparent.
The elves while haughty and dismissive of the shorter-living races. The animal folk learned to become contemptuous and distrustful.
Dwarves' greed for the riches of the mountains. Thus the animal folk learned the value of things and greed.
Gnomes and fairies were inventors and tricksters. The animal folk learned innovations and dishonesty.
The halflings were lazy gourmand thieves. The animal folk learn to pilfer and became gluttonous.
The lizardmen were cold and brutal. the animal folk learned to become merciless and uncaring.
The humans mingled with the animal folk quite well and all seemed peaceful but then fighting between different groups started to crop up and arguments over trivial things escalated to violence. The animal folk learned discrimination, deceit, hate and murder.
This dismayed the Diva's, for their perfect creations were being tainted as the generations passed. While they still loved them, some animal folk would shrink away from their touch or would demand things rather than be grateful for what they were given.
They went to Celvar and voiced their concerns for the future of their creations.
Celvar was also concerned about what was happening. She thought she had made a mistake but she could not bear to destroy everything to start again.