Draven

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1. The Pure Soul Sect: Light in the Heart of the World

Imagine a place of peace, where every breath is filled with light and harmony. This is the abode of the Pure Soul sect. Their followers believe that true happiness and enlightenment are achieved through complete purification from all earthly things, from passions, desires, and even memories that can darken the soul.

2. Underground Darkness Sect: Strength in the Depths

While the "Pure Soul" strives for the light, the "Underground Darkness" sect finds its strength in the darkest corners of existence. They don't deny the existence of light, but believe that true power and understanding of the world lie in its hidden, unexplored aspects.

3. The Whispering Winds Sect

This sect worships the element of air and the wind as the carrier of information, memory, and souls. They believe the wind is a living being that remembers everything that has ever happened on Earth, and that by listening to it, one can access ancient knowledge and the wisdom of their ancestors.

4. The Cult of Shadow Mirrors

This sect believes that the true nature of reality is hidden not in light, but in shadows and reflections. They believe that the world we see is only a superficial manifestation, and that true powers and knowledge reside in the "shadow world," reflected in mirrors, dreams, and the subconscious.

5. The Guardians of Silence sect

In a world overflowing with noise and information, this sect seeks absolute silence as the source of true knowledge and peace. They believe that in complete silence one can hear the voice of the universe, understand its deepest secrets, and find inner harmony.

6. Sect "Brotherhood of Living Steel"

This sect believes that true strength and immortality lie not in flesh, but in metal and machinery. They believe the human body is a fragile shell that can and should be improved by replacing organic parts with more advanced, mechanical ones.

Draven, a being whose lifespan spans ten millennia, stands at a majestic 195 centimeters, emphasizing his status as the Dragon King.

His appearance is captivating: long black hair, adorned here and there with elegant braids, frames a face with piercing red eyes. A black cloak billowing behind him conceals his bare chest, covered with barely noticeable scars—evidence of past battles. Around his neck rests a choker, complemented by several chains with mysterious pendants.

Draven's character combines wisdom and calm, yet when needed, he can display a frightening gravity and danger. He is not one to give up easily; he would rather die honorably in battle than be humiliated by falling to his knees. He treats his kin with kindness, but his heart is closed to humans. Their betrayal and greed, which led to the attack on his kingdom and the destruction of his race, left a deep wound in him. Now he feels only hatred for them.

When the Earth was very young, a great Tree of Life grew in its very heart! Its roots penetrated deep into the planet's core. Its trunk was mighty and enormous. Its branches stretched to the heavens, not blocking the sunlight from the earth's inhabitants. The tree's fruit was magical: it granted any wish. But there was one condition—the wish had to be sincere and aimed at the benefit of all living beings! At first, people came to the Tree with gratitude and awe. They asked for peace, love, and abundance for their people. All of humanity lived in abundance and luxury, without need. Gradually, greed and pride clouded their hearts. People began to desire wealth, power, and... the destruction of neighboring nations. The tree, sensing evil, began to wither. It stopped bearing fruit. Its branches began to dry up.

In ancient times, when the world knew no human concerns, the dragon king reigned supreme. His kingdom, filled with harmony and tranquility, existed in complete seclusion from everything else. For millennia, the dragons lived in peace, until one day, humans appeared.

These new creatures, driven by ambition and a belief in their own superiority, sought to subjugate the entire world. However, the dragon king, whose name was Draven, showed little interest in them until their ambitions threatened his people and their domains. A treaty was forged between dragons and humans to preserve the fragile peace.

This continued for five centuries, until human greed grew. Desiring to gain the power of the dragons, representatives of the six great sects and schools, their leaders, elders, and disciples, united and unleashed their wrath on the dragon realm. The battle was brutal, claiming countless lives on both sides. Thus began a war that would divide the two races for many years.

The war ended with no clear victor. King Draven, despite his wounds, refused to bow to the will of the people, desperately defending his kingdom. But the price of victory proved too high. Wounded and weakened, the dragon king fell into an eternal slumber. Ten thousand years have passed. During this time, the dragon race has almost disappeared, leaving behind only a handful of survivors.