The Star that Went Against Darkness

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Addressed to my dearest reader,

Elysium is a fictional land where magic exists. Within this land, there are four kingdoms. This means that they are ruled by kings or queens.

The first and oldest kingdom is called Arcadia. This is a kingdom of mages, accepting to everyone who practices magic, regardless of species or race. Their ruler in power is a peaceful one. A queen called Catherine Elderwood rules Arcadia and aids in any humanitarian mission that benefits mages.

The second kingdom is called Techna. A kingdom built from dreams and hopes alone, a group of humans who initially began with magic, but eventually expanded to include non-mages. Then, when the new king replaced the old king, mages were hunted and magic was outlawed. Needless to say, they loathe magic to an incredible extent. They are also prideful and snobbish, and lay waste to anyone or any kingdom who dares to oppose their authority. Their king is Alexander Magolis. He rules with an iron fist. 

The third kingdom is called Regalis. Ah, this kingdom. If the first kingdom was the oldest, then this would be the complete opposite. A subdivision of Techna, this was a division who wished for peace and meanders instead of ruling effectively. Due to a lack of experience, Regalis often finds itself in trouble with other nations in terms of diplomatic relationships, except for Arcadia. Their king is Nicholas Riler. Half brother of Alexander, he was exiled from Techna and brought with him a sizeable government and population. He aspires to lead Regalis to success one day.

The fourth, and also the most mysterious kingdom, is named Evermere. Located within the deep mountains of Elysium, it is the hardest to travel to. It is said that their forges run eternally and produce the best tools and weapons. Some also say their mages are the best. Others speculate this kingdom doesn't even exist. Whether you believe them, is entirely up to you. After all, the future is uncertain, and eventually you too, will know.