Some years had passed since the Tree of Life, Yggdrasil, had risen from the depths of the pristine lake.
. At the roots of Yggdrasil, almost countless eggs, created and produced by the tree's mystical energies, lay in a protective embrace being nurtured . These eggs, infused with the essence of life of the Yggdrasil.
As time marched on, a remarkable event began to take place. Some of the eggs, cradled by the nurturing soil and the gentle hum of Yggdrasil's life force, started to twitch and crack.
The first to emerge were beings of ethereal beauty, with delicate features and pointy ears – the elves.
The elves were not the only one who awakened. Soon, more eggs began to hatch in a symphony of life. From them emerged a myriad of animals – wolves , bears , tigers, lions, horses etc.
The forest around Yggdrasil came alive with the sounds and movements of these new creatures, each exploring their newfound world with wonder and curiosity.
The population of elves, numbering around a hundred, was as diverse as the land they had been born into. They were many kind of colors, each group distinct yet part of a harmonious whole.
Some elves bore skin as white as the purest snow, their hair shimmering in shades of gold and silver like the rays of the sun caught in a delicate web. Others had skin the color of the serene sky, their hair a matching shade of tranquil blue.
There were elves whose skin was the color of smooth stone, their grey hair blending seamlessly with the shades of the mountains and cliffs. S
ome bore the rich tones of the forest, their skin as brown as the tree branches under which they now stood, their hair a darker echo of the earth.
And there were those whose skin was as dark as the night sky, their black hair a reflection of the deepest shadows, a stark contrast to the luminous moon above.
These elves, each unique in their appearance, shared a connection to the world that was deep and instinctual.
10 years passed
Over the course of a decade, the elves, born from the Tree of Life received basic survival knowledge from the tree of life at their birth.
Their innate understanding of survival and settlement-building, gifts from Yggdrasil, enabled them to establish a thriving community amidst the natural wonders of their world.
The elves chose a location of serene beauty for their city, they choose to build their city around the lake, where the Tree of Life was.
This city, a marvel of organic architecture and natural harmony, was built in a way that complemented the surrounding landscape.
The structures were crafted from the trees and stones of the forest, designed to blend seamlessly into the environment.
As the city grew, so too did the culture and society of the elves. They developed a common language, the roots of which were sown by the knowledge imparted by Yggdrasil.
This language, rich and melodic, allowed them to communicate and collaborate, strengthening the bonds within their community.
Right now there is no formal leader of the elves, but the elves have naturally made groups among themself, each distinguished by their unique physical attributes – the golden elves( golden haired elves), silver elves (silver-haired elves), the blue-skinned, and so forth.
These distinctions did not lead to division yet; For now, the elves lived together in peace and unity.
The elves also discovered a unique harmony with the animals of Elysora. They realized that these creatures, much like themselves, were born from the Tree of Life.
They also found out that animals did not attack the elves unless provoked, leading to a bond of mutual understanding and coexistence, The elves formed friendships with these creatures.
the elves named the forest surrounding their city "Elrion Forest,"
100 years passed
A century had passed, the animals in the elrion forest had a remarkable birth rate in this past century their numbers have reached hundreds upon hundreds.
But the elves don't have that kind of remarkable birth rate,. Despite their prolonged lifespan, the elven population had grown only modestly, reaching a total of 260. T
his community, diverse in its hues and attributes, comprised 10 golden elves, 20 silver elves, 50 grey elves, 50 blue elves, 60 brown elves, and 70 dark elves.
Over the span of a hundred years, a subtle hierarchy had begun to crystallize among the elves.
The golden and silver elves, resplendent in their radiant hues, were often regarded with a certain reverence, positioned at the apex of this nascent social structure.
However, this distinction had not given rise to division or discrimination, yet.
Solarian, observing the elves for many days( Note: solarian could accelerate time in the world, but it will be just some moment for him).,
Then he decided to add more details to the world of Elysora.
Rivers began to snake through the land, forming majestic waterfalls. More mountains, taller and more imposing, rose from the earth, their peaks piercing the sky, covered in snow.
In addition to the this terrestrial changes , Solarian turned his attention to the aquatic realms of Elysora. He populated the oceans, lakes, and rivers with a plethora of marine life.
Schools of vibrant fishes darted through the waters, . sharks roamed the depths,. octopuses explored the seabed.
He also made caves, underground mines, put metals and minerals like gold silver and other, for the creatures in the world to discover and use later.
As solarian was making changes to the world, many thing happen to the elves.
600 years passed
After 600 years since the birth of elves from the Tree of Life, the elves of had seen quite a good birth rate. The population of elves had increased to 15,525.
The elven city of Elenionare ,which is created around the tree of life, had become a bustling hub of elven civilization.
The city, elenionare, was divided into six sectors, each predominantly inhabited by one of the six elven subgroups.
This division was not just spatial but also sociopolitical, as over the centuries, a structured political system had evolved to help the elves develop themself. Even a new hierarchy is created
At the top of this hierarchy were the golden and silver elves.
Because they managed the city's affairs, they are at the top of the hierarchy.
At the middle of the hierarchy were occupied by the grey, brown, and blue elves. These groups formed the backbone of Elnior's economy and culture. They were the artisans, farmers, traders, and craftsmen, responsible for sustaining the city's daily operations.
However, a subtle undercurrent of inequality had begun to permeate elven society, most notably affecting the dark elves who were at the bottom of the hierarchy and the one who were in the largest number.
While not entirely outcast, they faced a degree of discrimination and were often relegated to the more menial and laborious tasks.
Many dark elves found themselves working in roles such as waste management, sewage maintenance, and mining. They toiled in the mines extracting coal and various minerals, crucial for the city's needs but often overlooked in terms of prestige and recognition.
This growing disparity within the elven ranks, though not yet stark, hinted at underlying tensions and a departure from the unity and equality that had once been the cornerstone of their society.