The lore of Aval

Chapter 3

THE SIX KINGDOMS OF AVAL

After the calling, the representatives of  each kingdom returned to Aval to share the new books and inventions with their people.

The history books were written by the mystics of Innanty, who could see inside other peoples mind,and, locate them in any plane; and the travelers of Elise, who could move through time, opening portals with their shadows, while staying unseen.

The history of each kingdom was shared with the rest of the world, the same as the history of the other continents.

THE OLD KINGDOM
As it was already said, the first kingdom that proclaimed their independence was the kingdom of Ertha-Vulkan.

To understand the magic of the Kingdoms, we must learn about the land where the kingdom was built and how their power manifested.

The land of mountains, rivers, and shifters.

The kingdom of Ertha-Vulkan is the greenest of all the kingdoms.
Hundreds of rivers run through the land, making it the perfect place for life to prosper. And that is just what happened.

The oldest civilizations to ever be recorded in the history of our world, the Sums, were a nomad community.

They would build villages by the rivers, and after they were functional and able to prosper, they would send another group to start a new village farther up the river.

With the years, these villages would trade with each other, creating the first trading markets.
These markets were rise on the main plaza of the village. All the traders would gather in the plaza and exchange their goods with the villagers.

After the Feleix, the first civilization of Innanty built theit ships to cross the rivers and seas, the trading change into transactions.
The merchants agreed in the creation of bronze, silver, and gold coins to use as payment instead of trading.
Nowadays, these metals are more precious than just the trade.

With the new market also came new challenges.
Some of these villages were being sacked by the pirates coming from across the sea.
One day, as is described in the old history books, a young man from a northern village was working in a cave, mining silver when he came in touch with a green, glowing, floating light.
The light went inside of him. The impact sent him flying out of the cave.
Midair he shifted into a hawk, flying down to safty.
Temokh was considered a God since that day. His shifting abilities got better, and better with the years.
Temokh traveled village after village, fighting the pirates, stealing their ships, and uniting the land.
Five generations down the line, King Athahu-Alpa, the last Alpha, united the last villages of the south, called "the land, united whole as one. We serve and protect, one for all and all, for one."
A kingdom.