Sorry to give you a history lesson, but this history lesson is important. Because it shaped our kingdoms to what we know today.
Many moonfalls ago, our kingdoms were not separated into to animal kingdoms we know today. They were united, and helped each other in hours of need.
But soon their differences got in the way, which challenged the animals too greatly. The lions of the kingdom were feeling like they weren't established enough, the elephants were feeling like they weren't known for their greatness. There was a flawed system with flawed animals stuck in a cycle. A cycle they could not get out of. So one day, there was an agreement of the three very powerful creatures.
The Lions: a very powerful and high status predator. The kings and queens of the felines.
The Eagles: Kings and Queens of the sky. They fly boldly above the mammals.
and The Whales: Big and mighty, Kings and Queens of the ocean and sea.
These three met and created a pact as the other kinds of animals watched; a pact that overall said the animals will be separated and put into kingdoms. Of course, there was a code: the Code of Alliance. These rules were followed by all kingdoms. Here are some if not most of them.
- Bacteria, bugs, and plants of any sort do not apply to the rules of any kingdom. They are free to live their own way but must keep in mind of the kingdoms.
- Kingdoms of predators can either ask for the dead of prey kingdoms for food or attack on a prey kingdom
- No hybrids are allowed (mating between kingdoms) only exception is with breeds.
- sky animals must stay within their area, so no flying into other territories
- Absolutely no creature can enter the Capti Forest
- breaking these rules will lead to punishment depending on the persecutor and the leader of the kingdom
But before the three powerful kingdoms could agree on those complete terms, an owl came by and delivered a message.
"Centuries from now, there will be three,
Their bravery, cunning, and hard work is no lie,
They will probably go when sadness does he,
And in their quest they may very well die.
But take these words as very well keen,
For a one creature's cause is lost,
The fate of the kingdoms might break at the seam
And no one animals is willing to pay the cost."
No animal in all the kingdoms took that owl seriously.
And that's where our story begins....
...in a time far into the future.
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From the Kingdoms We Belong: Tale of The Lost Cause
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