(Verses 1:1 thru 1:32 Lacuna)
[1:33] The Elder Elves were the uncontested masters of Atrolōsium, [1:34] within two-thousand years after the 1st Aloo-Ooram War, [1:35] they rebuilt their civilization and doubled their population.
[1:36] Though all was not peaceful in Majestic Atrolōsium, [1:37] as the Elder Elves were divided between the Shâydilnar Council under Mellegnǽl and her General and Champion Lyrándoril, [1:38] they usurped the rule of High Queen Galadoril, [1:38] and for many years all of Atrolōsium was in a state of brutal civil war, [1:39] until Mellegnǽl was proclaimed High Queen, [1:40] and she made Lyrándoril her husband and High King of all the Elder Elves.
[1:41] Queen Mellegnǽl made many decrees upon her people, [1:42] and upon all of Atrolōsium, [1:43] and so the Elder Elves became isolationist, [1:44] cutting themselves out from the rest of the world.
[1:45] In time this created a great restlessness with the younger generations of Elves, [1:46] after the civil war and the tyrannical rule of Queen Mellegnǽl, [1:47] these groups of Young Elves would call themselves the Váldir, the Rebel Elves [1:48] who were commanded by the fifth son of Queen Mellegnǽl and King Lyrándoril, Prince Levnor.
[1:49] The Váldir Rebels wanted to bring about a change to Elven Society, [1:50] and to interact with the mortal Human and Kävzgar Kingdoms, [1;51] and rebuild connections with the Ooramerians who exiled them from Shóngrolá, [1:52] and make amends to their Gods.
[1:53] The Shâydilnar Council ruled by their wisest sages, [1:54] wanted to maintain the purity of the Elder Elves, [1:55] and keep themselves to their noble households, [1:56] and would shun all attempts to reconnect with the Ooramerians, [1:57] whom they hated so bitterly, [1:58] for they remembered deeply, [1:59] the shame and defeat they suffered during the 1st Aloo-Ooram War.
[1:60] Tension grew (Lacuna)
(Verses 1:61 thru 1:150 Lacuna)
Chapter 2
(Verses 2:1 thru 2:13 Lacuna)
[2:14] Maroosiea was out in the meadows of the Elder Forest of the Toron'diell, [2:15] an elder land that survived the First War of the Immortals, [2:16] and was the hunting grounds of Worthos during the height of his Empire, [2:17] that this elder forest was spared the Divine Scorn of Holy Omer's fire, [2:18] as it consumed all of Erthos during those times long ago.
[2:19] Here the ancient living trees were tall and great, [2:20] touching the veil of heaven itself, [2:21] and had many tales to tell to all, [2:22] who passed under their colossal and cool shaded eves.
[2:23] There Maroosiea sang a blissful song, [2:24] that many beasts and birds watched her from the bushes and branches, [2:25] listening to her heavenly spoken words (Lacuna)
(Verses 2:26 thru 2:29 Lacuna)
[2:30] It was there in the Toron'diell Forest, [2:31] Levnor the Exiled Prince was on the hunt for a majestic elk, [2:32] and he heard Maroosiea's soft sung words, [2:33] carried by the winds through rustling bramble, [2:34] and piercing through the shaded tree branches.
[2:35] Levnor's youthful heart leapt in joy to the heavenly song, [2:36] and the prince followed the song through the winding forest, [2:37] there he came upon the meadow where Maroosiea dwelled, [2:38] quietly Levnor watched from the brush, [2:39] for he was enraptured by Maroosiea divine beauty.
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The Erondós, Legends of the Elder Days. 33rd Edition
FantasyThis is the Authorized 33rd Edition of the Erondós, date of issued edition HIY 3466, 6A 1966. Published and distributed by the Hironian Imperial Magi Circle with cooperation from the International Magi Hall Arcane Knowledge Press. These are but a fe...