Qazun

The world was once promised a beautiful vision of creation wrought from honesty and imagination. It stood upon the threshold of this greatness eons ago, when the world was young and Eshan schemed of their extraordrinary future. Qazun, born among the Alor’eshan, was chief in this dream. He desired before all other things to mold the world in a pleasing manner, creating something outstanding which would enshrine the glory of the Eshan.
During the middle Feuding Era, Eshan sympathetic with Qazun’s altruistic desires and exhausted with Atûn and Aebaster’s feuding began to gather. Each were great and low among the Ebal’eshan and made little distinction between one another. They rendered themselves unto Qazun and learned the secrets of creation which he prepared and master’s in theory centuries ago. In return, Qazun was rather passive. He accepted and labored amongside his followers, who named themselves Qazunari, yet did not pursue dominance or malicious rule over them.
Qazun’s decline and destruction came with the First Feud. Aebaster managed to convince Qazun, against his better judgement, to reject the demands of Ácolitus to destroy the infantile Viscari. Atûn’s blade struck the final, lethal blow, yet the youngest of the Alor’eshan apologized to his dying sibling with dreams of a kinder circumstance.