The gospel of the God of Light, Freya-Tiheros, made all the human nations of Old Hildria put aside their prejudices against each other, and unite in the name of holiness all those who dared to believe in the light for the continuation of the race, and even devote their lives to it. Just as prophesied, you love the world, and Hildria's human kingdom is still gifted by you.
However, in the second bimonthly cycle after the end of the War of Faith, the human alliance was easily disintegrated by secular forces. As kings and lords enjoyed the fruits of victory and power, the universal power of the gospel of faith also New Hildria spreads.
"Sacred Scripture of Light - Volume 15" The Thirteenth Half-Code of the Double Moon of the Light Era
This is an immortal era, where darkness rages and blood flows. The green tide from the wasteland of Tanrenko swept across the eternal realm of the Serui elves. Just as the elves' army was marching to the front line full of glory, the Tower of Eternity, which symbolized the supreme kingship of the elves, was already the kingdom of the dead. The corruption of the undead corroded every inch of land it could touch, and it also carried the Taik Order's legacy. Ambition.
The Serui Elf Elders Council was not satisfied with the power brought by arcane magic, and longed for the power of eternal life. They did not hesitate to violate taboos and were willing to become Taik's slaves. The corrupted Serui Elf Elders Council established the Taik Order. Thirst for immortal power amid the curse.
After learning about the corruption of the Council of Elders, the Elf King Kerrien decided to split his forces into two groups, personally leading the Thrui Guards and the Eternal Guard to quell Taik's rebellion, and appointed Life Priest Elvis to lead the Thrui Elven Guards. The legion went to the Black Mountain Pass to stop the invasion of the green tide.
However, what the Elf King didn't know was that it was the Taik Order formed by the Council of Elders that helped the Green Tide open the door to the Eternal Realm. Elvis's army fell into the quagmire of war as soon as it touched the front line, and the Elf The king did not hesitate to use the power of gods to destroy the Tower of Eternity, and led a small number of troops into the former royal city...
The kingdom of the dead has not disappeared, but is hidden in the darkness. At the same time, another force that has been coveting the fertile land of Eternity for a long time began to make moves.
Pope Avignon II was convinced of the rumors that Serui was mired in war. He believed that the elves were weak, so he persuaded the human kingdom and launched a holy war in the name of Freya-Tiheros, the God of Light, with the intention of destroying the Serui elves. Expelled from eternity.
The human forces originating from the lower reaches of the Hildelia River formed the Hildelia Alliance. Hundreds of thousands of human coalition forces were divided into three groups and aimed at the Elven King's City.
Serui, who was empty inside, could not stop the human alliance. Due to the former strength of the elves, the human alliance stopped its conquest in the Ronal Valley. A peace agreement ceding half of the country was sent to the Elf King City, which greatly damaged the vitality. Serui is undoubtedly adding insult to injury.
The proud Kerhien was angry at the threatening behavior of humans, and personally led the remaining Serai army to fight a decisive battle with the human coalition forces in the Ronal Valley. The human coalition forces annihilated the remaining elven army at the cost of huge casualties, and the Elf King Kai In that battle, Ryan was killed by Pope Avignon with the Holy Sword of Tichelos.
Since then, the life-sacrifice Elvis, who is far away in the Black Mountain Pass, has united with the Anaga dwarf kingdom to barely resist the green tide. The homeless Serui Elf Guard Corps can only be forced to take root in the Black Mountain Pass and retain the Serei. Rey's last spark of civilization. They are resisting the green tide on the front, but behind them is the hatred of losing their homeland.