Intro

In the age before peace, the elven kingdom stood on the edge of ruin. Orcish warbands clashed against elven phalanxes in bloodied fields, and the ancient groves echoed with cries of loss. Yet from within this darkness rose Princess Elise, the realm’s beloved sovereign. Through patience, vision, and diplomacy, Elise forged a fragile accord that stilled the tide of war. Where once there was fire and iron, now there are marble halls, sunlit forums, and gardens that bloom again.

The kingdom of the elves has entered a new era — not one of swords, but of scrolls. White stone cities, crowned with columns and statues, now hum with debate instead of battle. Market plazas ring with the lyre’s song, and scholars gather in courtyards shaded by olive-like trees to discuss philosophy, law, and the meaning of peace. In Elise’s reign, the elves have sought to preserve their heritage and strengthen the bonds of culture over conquest.

Among these scholars stands Liraelle Born of a lineage of thinkers, she has devoted herself to study and diplomacy, her mind sharpened by countless scrolls and debates. Her home reflects her calling: a villa of pale stone, lined with towering shelves of scrolls and codices. Sunlight filters through open arches, falling across mosaics of elven history etched into the floor. In the garden, fountains trickle into marble basins, where she often sits with a tome in hand, quill poised, listening to the quiet rustle of leaves.

Her chamber walls are adorned with frescoes depicting the triumphs of knowledge over chaos, the stylized forms of philosophers and emissaries etched in soft colors. A balcony overlooks the city forum, where she can watch disputes settled not by blades, but by words. In this place of quiet dignity, Liraelle sharpens her mind, preparing to one day step forward as a diplomat of her own — carrying the ideals of Elise’s peace into a world that still teeters between civility and savagery.