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'''Ereon''', also known as '''Darius Servil''', is a child of [[Aonir]] and one of the [[The Guardians|Guardians]] meant to watch over [[Eo]]. | '''Ereon''', also known as '''Darius Servil''', is a child of [[Aonir]] and one of the [[The Guardians|Guardians]] meant to watch over [[Eo]]. | ||
=Biography= | |||
==Arrival on Eo== | |||
Ereon, just like his brothers and sisters, first arrived on Eo following the call of their father, the God of Stars Aonir, to join him at his side and to watch over the world he had just created. Aonir had banished the [[Primal Elements]] and planted the [[Materia Prima]], his Seed of Life on this world to allow life to flourish. However, because he had to return to their home beyond the sea of stars, he tasked his children with keeping watch, giving each a task they were to fulfil until he returned at the end of time. | |||
Ereon's task was to be the keeper of knowledge. He was to note down everything that happened in this new world, beginning to end, in a book that Aonir would read to learn the story of his work, and so he did. As an observer, Ereon wrote down Eo's happenings, not meddling in its affairs, just how his father wished - though that would not remain for long. | |||
==Dryad of the Life Tree== | |||
When the world was still young, and the races began turning Eo into their home, Ereon ventured into [[Xu]], one of the most beautiful gardens the world had to offer. There, he stumbled upon a [[Dryad of the Life Tree|Dryad]] and the two quickly fell in love. Though they enjoyed each other's company, their relationship wouldn't last, for it was forbidden for the Guardians to meddle with the creatures of Eo. Once Ereon's brothers and sisters discovered their romance, they became enraged, believing the Dryad had bewitched their brother. As punishment, they took away her power and banished her from her beautiful garden, and though her sisters tried to fight back in retaliation, they were no match for the Gods, thus leaving Xu, which would soon turn from the most beautiful garden Eo's to a barren wasteland. | |||
==The Shapers and Godhood== | |||
Though the Guardians were powerful, their true power came from the belief the people of Eo had in them. So it was that during the time of the first people, the [[Shapers]] and [[Dragons]], that [[Nor]] descended onto Eo to tell its people of Aonir's great sacrifice. It isn't known to what extent these early races revered the Guardians, but they certainly knew of them, giving them names in their own native tongue. It is from there that Ereon became known as '''Darius''' - a moniker of the Shapers, and a pseudonym he would use millennia later to hide his true identity from the mortals of Eo. | |||
==Fight against Malacay== | |||
Many years later, during the time of the [[Hybernian Empire]], Ereon, like his fellow Guardians, faced the defiance of [[Janus Malacay]], an alchemist obsessed with the creation of life. The Guardians would eventually strike the madman down, though it was Ereon's intervention that made the guardian [[Hirin]] stay his hand from the flesh of [[Ur]], a dragon whom Malacay had forced to his side. This act of mercy allowed Malacay to transfer his soul into Ur's blood, creating the bloodline of the [[Shaikan]] and unknowingly shaping that would occur centuries later. | |||
==Rohen's redemption== | |||
At the height of [[the Convocation]], as the Primal Elements were set free, Ereon, much like the other Guardians, stood aside and watched it all unfold, for as powerful as they were, none of them, not even together, could stand up to the power their father had once banished. After the chaos had unfolded, Ereon saw that Eo was on the brink of death. Their father had once told them to not meddle in the affairs of mortals, but Ereon knew that should he stand by, Eo, together with all its creatures, would be doomed. | |||
He took a [[Book of the Convocation|book]] out of his vast library and descended, seeking out [[Rohen Tahir]], the only mage of [[the Circle]] who survived the apocalypse. He gave him the Book the the Convocation, exposing it for what it truly was, a lie of the evil [[the Renegades|Renegades]], and he taught him of ways to create [[portals]]so that Rohen may reconned the fractured world. | |||
Upon discovering his secret plans, his brothers and sisters were not pleased with what he had done, as he broke one of the sacred rules their father had given to them. Though Ereon's intentions were pure, he was forced into hiding to evade his sibling's wrath, taking up the name Darius Servil, and disappearing to the small village of [[Liannon]] in [[Nortander]] where he became their local scribe. | |||
Revision as of 10:46, 30 April 2024
Ereon, also known as Darius Servil, is a child of Aonir and one of the Guardians meant to watch over Eo.
Biography
Arrival on Eo
Ereon, just like his brothers and sisters, first arrived on Eo following the call of their father, the God of Stars Aonir, to join him at his side and to watch over the world he had just created. Aonir had banished the Primal Elements and planted the Materia Prima, his Seed of Life on this world to allow life to flourish. However, because he had to return to their home beyond the sea of stars, he tasked his children with keeping watch, giving each a task they were to fulfil until he returned at the end of time.
Ereon's task was to be the keeper of knowledge. He was to note down everything that happened in this new world, beginning to end, in a book that Aonir would read to learn the story of his work, and so he did. As an observer, Ereon wrote down Eo's happenings, not meddling in its affairs, just how his father wished - though that would not remain for long.
Dryad of the Life Tree
When the world was still young, and the races began turning Eo into their home, Ereon ventured into Xu, one of the most beautiful gardens the world had to offer. There, he stumbled upon a Dryad and the two quickly fell in love. Though they enjoyed each other's company, their relationship wouldn't last, for it was forbidden for the Guardians to meddle with the creatures of Eo. Once Ereon's brothers and sisters discovered their romance, they became enraged, believing the Dryad had bewitched their brother. As punishment, they took away her power and banished her from her beautiful garden, and though her sisters tried to fight back in retaliation, they were no match for the Gods, thus leaving Xu, which would soon turn from the most beautiful garden Eo's to a barren wasteland.
The Shapers and Godhood
Though the Guardians were powerful, their true power came from the belief the people of Eo had in them. So it was that during the time of the first people, the Shapers and Dragons, that Nor descended onto Eo to tell its people of Aonir's great sacrifice. It isn't known to what extent these early races revered the Guardians, but they certainly knew of them, giving them names in their own native tongue. It is from there that Ereon became known as Darius - a moniker of the Shapers, and a pseudonym he would use millennia later to hide his true identity from the mortals of Eo.
Fight against Malacay
Many years later, during the time of the Hybernian Empire, Ereon, like his fellow Guardians, faced the defiance of Janus Malacay, an alchemist obsessed with the creation of life. The Guardians would eventually strike the madman down, though it was Ereon's intervention that made the guardian Hirin stay his hand from the flesh of Ur, a dragon whom Malacay had forced to his side. This act of mercy allowed Malacay to transfer his soul into Ur's blood, creating the bloodline of the Shaikan and unknowingly shaping that would occur centuries later.
Rohen's redemption
At the height of the Convocation, as the Primal Elements were set free, Ereon, much like the other Guardians, stood aside and watched it all unfold, for as powerful as they were, none of them, not even together, could stand up to the power their father had once banished. After the chaos had unfolded, Ereon saw that Eo was on the brink of death. Their father had once told them to not meddle in the affairs of mortals, but Ereon knew that should he stand by, Eo, together with all its creatures, would be doomed.
He took a book out of his vast library and descended, seeking out Rohen Tahir, the only mage of the Circle who survived the apocalypse. He gave him the Book the the Convocation, exposing it for what it truly was, a lie of the evil Renegades, and he taught him of ways to create portalsso that Rohen may reconned the fractured world.
Upon discovering his secret plans, his brothers and sisters were not pleased with what he had done, as he broke one of the sacred rules their father had given to them. Though Ereon's intentions were pure, he was forced into hiding to evade his sibling's wrath, taking up the name Darius Servil, and disappearing to the small village of Liannon in Nortander where he became their local scribe.