Novel & Cerita Elven City

Sarya replied. Ayla brushed her fingers on the Crystal Mirror, and Sarya’s room disappeared. Her spirit flew above Arvamel, the biggest city of the Snow Elves, built on one of the five islands Nordmar had. To reach Arvamel, one would have to travel to the Whale Clan, built on the shore of the Endless Sea, and take a boat to Storm Island. After Arvamel, Ayla flew above Nordmar until she reached a small cabin in Myrthana.

The mention of this mysterious figure, known as the Empress, stirred curiosity and suspicion. Who exactly was this individual exerting influence over the Beast Kingdom's pursuits in magic? "Why did you venture so far from the safety and comforts of your homeland?" I inquired, puzzled by Aloov's choice to leave the secure and cultured city of Valor Port, crossing borders to end up in this precarious situation. Aloov sighed deeply before responding, "It was peaceful until a few years ago. The Dark Elves formed a pact with the Beast Kingdom and settled in Valor Port. Now, there are three major clans residing in Valor Port."

To him, it looked like it wasn't more than two or three weeks. In the human tong, Waweren is Tuverin- October. End of the elven year, which started in March and end with the last full moon in October. For them, and the dwarves, the winter months were dead months when Mother Earth slept to regain her strength for the next year. The elves, unlike humans, did all types of work to survive the harsh months. Mid December, Jarden thought. I'm not that late. Time flies. Too bad for those humans, they were in my way. There was nothing else that I could do. Nothing at all, they were there in the wrong time.

ODETTE After a close to eighteen-hour flight with two stops in between—one of which Gunnar had made, we landed in South Africa, in the province of KwaZulu-Natal. We were hauled up in a hotel room near the beach. The city we were staying in—from the little I had seen—was beautiful. Durban seemed to be filled with people of different races and ethnicity. It was different from what I had expected. Then again, I didn't know what to expect when Ace said we were going to a safe house. All I knew was that we wouldn't be staying at this hotel for very long.

It sounded like a good place for him to start if he wanted to meet strong people and would provide a good cover story for him as he travelled around to seduce the Holy saints. Xolvion entered the guildhalls to see it was filled with all sorts of people as they turned over work, or came looking for it. Humans were the dominant race here in the kingdom of Gelgur, it made sense, after all, it was a human kingdom. They did however hold a peace treaty with the Elves. With a few hundred or so having settled in this city. There was a large wooden desk at the very end of the hall, manned by four secretaries as they helped adventurers and clients alike with anything they needed.

Many elves still waited by the roadside even though the carriage had gone quite a distance and I could no longer see the castle of House Calore. Keeping to this tradition was highly encouraged because of its significance to the party. A historical event that cannot be avoided and may change the future of the seventh continent. Thanks to this venue, the 7th can finally rise to power. The city and its people would benefit from this, as they would have better future chances. When Killan tapped me on the back with the wagon in motion, I turned around to see what he wanted. That gentle prod was a good reminder that I needed encouragement to take action.

"The first emperor had help from the Elves. He saved one of their royalty, and in return, they gave him what he needed to make three floating cities. After that, the emperor started a war where he conquered neighbouring cities and used what the Elves gave him to turn them into floating cities. And all that's left where those cities used to be are large craters that have, over time, filled with water, making lakes. Over the centuries since then, the humans have managed to reverse engineer poor quality versions of the magic and made flying ships to go to and from the city." "I didn't realise humans were that barbaric." 'I shouldn't be surprised. There were countless wars back on earth. So it o

Day fourteen of Ellen missing. Everyone was exhausted and couldn't think straight anymore. There were fights and discussions between humans and were also between werewolves and humans. What could end badly in the end. We had to rest for a bit, which was obvious. 'Everyone come to the kitchen.' I ordered through the microphone. That I let install over all the house and garden. So everyone could hear me. Everyone arrived, and I started talking. 'Everyone goes to bed and takes a little rest. Sleep till you feel better. Then we can search more.'

Venus slowly repeated, trying to grasp her mind around what she was seeing and hearing. The kingdom of Everglade was north to the kingdom of Salazar. It was also the home of the Elf race. While they worshipped nearly the same gods as here, the elves were also known to worship their own made gods. They were also known for their perfect if not near craftsman ship, pale blonde hair, and swift movements during fighting and dancing.

She knew the team officials wanted to offer her a new one, but it wasn't official yet. She also remembered the elves attacking the royal vampire family in Chicago, and Prince Hendrick calling her the following day to let her know that their elf prisoner was a militant for a movement pushing for the elementals to go out of hiding. She felt that the elves striking King Matthew’s stronghold a few hours after EBEE elders told her to cut ties with the king’s youngest child wasn’t any coincidence.