In the beginning, the creators formed the earth, and in this world they created many rivers and oceans which gleamed with light, which would go on to be called Light-water.
When the earth was young and lit only by the waters which flowed over it.
In the beginning, the creators formed the earth, and in this world they created many rivers and oceans which gleamed with light, which would go on to be called Light-water.
At the will of the creators, the race of Humanity was awoken to bask in the light of the world.
The Needless Creator stole the Lightwater, and hid it deep within the earth, to form a creation of his own.
The creators awake the Dwarves to sing to the stones which hid the Light Water and reveal the light to the world.
The Needless Creator creates a vase which can hold the light of water within it, preventing the light from escaping into the world.
Unbeknownst to the Needless Creator, the humans use the Light Vase to drink the light, and form an enhanced form of humanity known as the Light-Veined. Humanity sails across the great Prismatic Sea and uses the vase to drink the light from the ocean until it shines no more. They reach the shores of an uninhabited lands, and reign like gods over the earth and animals there.
With the light of the world dimming because of humanity drinking it, the dwarves are forced to sing a lament to the world, full of sorrow that the world was darkening once more. The creator gods heard their sorrowful song and took all the remaining light water and formed it into a great gemstone which contained a spot for all the glittering light of the world, and they put it in the sky, naming it The Songstone.
The Years when the world was growing and lit only by the reflected light of the Songstone.
Sensing the waning of their power because of the Songstone, some Light-veined wanted to crack the Songstone, and did so to limit the power that was stolen from them. Others accepted the waning as the will of the creator gods, and fled from those who would defy the gods with corrupted power.
Fleeing from Prisma, the Light-Veined conquered the Songlands from the Dwarves. Some mingled peaceably with the dwarves, going onto to become dwarves themselves, or humans with no light in their blood. Other refused to mingle with Dwarves in belief that the creators had granted them their light and they should not squander it, for it was a gift given in exchange for humanity diminishing their long-lives. Thus humanity split into 2 groups, Humans and Light-Veins.
Eventually a cult of knowledge proclaimed to be able to create the light-water without the gods, and started influencing the people of the Songstone. This cult would bring many into a dark fold which the gods watched keenly to see their paths. It would end in the light-vein lords capturing the market on diamonds and preventing the cult from abusing the magic stored within each diamond to create light, as remants of the Songstone when it lifted into the sky.
Tens of centuries later the relics of the Cult of Prisma would return in the aegis of great sorcerors who drew the magical power out of the light-veined. The realm of the Songstone settled this matter by crushing them with great armies adorned in jewels forged by the dwarves, a glittering raiment like an army of gods walking the earth.
Many centuries later, when peace was reigning, the Prismatics began to disrupt light across the world, and with a great host they crossed the Sleeping Sea and laid siege to the Songstone Kingdom, for hundreds of years the people of the Songstone were driven back, mercilessly fighting. Saved only by the great singing of the Dwarves.
As the Humans and Light-Veined refused to aid the Dwarves in the War of Lights, they were forced to sing a third great song and cracked the Songstone themselves, creating a mote of pure light within the sky that would burn those with too much light within them, and thus Prismatics were forced to retreat into the darkest bowels of the earth where no light could ever reach them.
Year of the world where light was created by the Soulstone, and reflected into the Songstone during the new phenomena "Night" and "Day".
After the Third Song of Stone, the Dwarves reclaimed their ancient crown jewels and forbid any Light-Veined from ever stepping foot in their halls. Some of the Light-Veined returned to their home to resume ruling their lands, but others left back across the Sleeping Sea to return to their original homeland now that the Prismatics were gone. These folk built a few great cities of unimagineable beauty by harnessing the vagrant lights which danced across the land of the Prismatics, they become known as the Light-Weavers, or Elves. At the end of the war, the Dwarves dubbed this new era as the Age of the Soul-Stone (YSl), as the world no longer relied just on the Songstone.
Later that the Light-Weaver which had made homes in Prisma, returned on great beautiful ships, and formed a few permanent settlements on the shores of the Songstone, to most folk of the Songstone Realm these Light-Weavers are being that are uniquely powerful and vibrant, seemingly gifted beyond the other races of the world.
A few hundred centuries after the Elves first returned to the Songlands, the current king Aeratil is coronated king and picks his council members to dutifully serve him on the Diamond Throne.