Far from the quiet fears of the villagers, the seven kingdoms thrived in their respective domains. Each ruler, formidable in their own right, held sway over lands so different that they might as well have been worlds apart.
In the Protector of the Earth Kingdom, the lush green forests stretched for miles, guarded by towering mountains and rivers that sang of ancient times. The people lived in harmony with nature, protected by a ruler who commanded the very forces of the Earth itself.
Next lay the Zabian Snake Kingdom, a place where shadows slithered as swiftly as rumors. The kingdom was ruled by a dynasty feared for its cunning, their power represented by the venomous serpents that prowled the night. In their courts, trust was as rare as gold, and betrayal was always just a whisper away.
The Mist Attacker Kingdom was even more elusive, hidden behind a perpetual fog that cloaked its warriors in secrecy. Tales of their sudden strikes, emerging from the mist only to vanish again, were told in frightened murmurs across the land. No one knew when or where they would strike next.
Then there was Copenhagen Kingdom, the heart of technology and progress. Towering structures, glittering machines, and innovations that left the rest of the world in awe made this kingdom the beacon of the modern era. But beneath the gleaming surface, tension simmered, and not everything was as perfect as it seemed.
In the sweltering heat of the Dammam Kingdom, vast deserts ruled the land. Here, control lay in the hands of merchants and traders, their caravans carrying wealth across the known world. Riches abounded, but with it came greed, and the thirst for power grew with each passing year.
The Lions Kin Kingdom was a land of proud warriors and ancient traditions. Its people were fierce, their loyalty unshakable, and their ruler sat upon a throne built on the bones of enemies long forgotten. Yet even here, under the bravado, fear stirred—fear of what might come.
Finally, the Sangam Kingdom, a place of peace and spiritual enlightenment. The people here lived in harmony with the world, guided by their ruler, who was as wise as they were kind. But even in this tranquil land, the winds of change were beginning to stir, threatening to unravel centuries of peace.