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Porta-en is a kingdom near the Kilintil River. It is a trading and riverine land, with many docks, boats, bridges, and trade routes. The inhabitants of Porta-en are merchants, river workers, boatmen, navigators, scribes, and ferry guards. It is a wealthy and popular kingdom, known for its bustling markets, ports, and prosperity. Rulers and heirs: King Richard Queen Sophina Son Cyrus is the eldest Son Raphael is the eldest Noris's daughter is the eldest Alliance: Kroven and Porta-en.

The Eight Roads is a kingdom located at the crossroads of Lyran. It is a place of caravans, highways, trade, travelers, and encounters of all kinds of destinies. The inhabitants of Eight Roads are innkeepers, road guards, carters, merchants, rangers, toll collectors, and travelers. Curiosities from many lands can be found here, and the kingdom itself is known as a convenient and lively destination for travelers. Rulers and heirs: King Tinat Queen Liana Daughter Venus is the youngest Son Denat - eldest Feud: Valaris and the Eight Roads. Valaris refuses to cooperate with this kingdom, which only increases tension between them.

Kroven is a kingdom on the Blood River. It's a harsh land where people are accustomed to danger, hardship, and defending their borders. The Blood River got its name long before the kingdom itself was founded, due to a long-ago bloodbath. This is not Kilintil. The inhabitants of Kroven are warriors, river guards, fishermen, ferrymen, blacksmiths, and merchants. The people here are tough, suspicious, and harsh, and bandits and robbers are more common than in other lands. Rulers and heirs: King Gilbert Queen Kiya Son Freden is the eldest Son Ethan is the youngest Union: Kroven and Porta-en. Both kingdoms are connected by trade, water and river routes.

Lotaria is a kingdom nestled in forgotten forests. It is a quiet and ancient land inhabited by hunters, herbalists, forest guides, healers, carpenters, and keepers of ancient paths. Lotaria preserves ancient knowledge and loves silence, fog, and solitude. Outsiders rarely pass through its forests, and spending the night there is considered dangerous: locals believe the forest does not welcome uninvited guests. Rulers and heirs: King Theor Queen Rosen Aeter's daughter is the eldest Delora's daughter is the youngest Son Raymond is the eldest Son Herat - eldest

Tinan is the kingdom of the mountain people. It is a harsh and rugged land where life depends on stone, mines, passes, and fortresses. The inhabitants of Tinan are blacksmiths, miners, warriors, stonemasons, caravan guards, shepherds, and traders of mining goods. They are hardy, taciturn, and respect strength, order, and discipline. Rulers and heirs: King Bemoth Queen Lilile died of illness. Son Norheim is the eldest Son Lucin is the youngest Daughter Adele is the eldest Feud: Tinan and Melorien. The reason for the feud is connected with the death of Queen Nunat and an old misunderstanding between the two kingdoms.

Valaris is the kingdom of the wood elves. It is a land of tall trees, green paths, silence, and natural magic. The inhabitants of Valaris live in the forests, tending groves, gathering herbs, healing, protecting the forest, and crafting wood and vine products. Wood elves are calm, cautious, and value freedom. They rarely welcome strangers into their land, and they form alliances only when they are confident of their usefulness and integrity. Rulers and heirs: King Mintant Queen Velania Daughter Lorenat is the eldest Daughter Silir is the eldest Son Elariat - the youngest Feud: Valaris and the Eight Roads. Valaris refuses to cooperate with this kingdom, which makes relations between them cold and tense.

Melorien is the kingdom of the elves living near the Kilintil River. It is a bright, calm, and wise land where water, purity, order, and natural beauty are valued. The inhabitants of Melorien engage in fishing, gardening, boatbuilding, medicinal herbs, crafts, and the preservation of knowledge. They are a kind and peaceful people who try to avoid wars and stay out of major conflicts. Rulers and heirs: King Taelis Queen Nunat died at the hands of Tinana's people. Son Laelis - eldest Son Firat is the eldest Son Meliak is the youngest Feud: Tinan and Melorien. The reason is the death of Queen Nunat and old misunderstandings on the part of Tinan.

Eneris is the kingdom of the dark moon elves. It is a mysterious and dangerous land, connected to night magic, moonlight, secret knowledge, and ancient rituals. Residents of Eneris often become mages, astronomers, scroll keepers, alchemists, scouts, and masters of the arcane arts. They are bound to the moon through rituals, holidays, and strict traditions. Because of its strength and isolation, Eneris evokes both respect and fear among its neighbors. Rulers and heirs: King Aenathus Queen Faelina Son Nimrat - eldest Nimwe's daughter is the youngest

The elves of Lyran live in three kingdoms: Valaris, Melorien and Eneris. They are connected to nature, ancient knowledge, magic, and traditions. Elves are taller than humans, live very long lives, and do not age. Their death is possible only in battle or from a mortal wound. Each elven kingdom has its own character, customs, and attitudes toward other peoples.

The people of Lyran live in five kingdoms: Tinan, Lotaria, Kroven, Eight Roads, and Porta-en. They build cities and fortresses, pave roads, guard borders, trade, and form alliances. Humans are not immortal; they age and live ordinary human lives, so they especially value strength, power, heritage, and the security of their lands.

Two ancient dragons, Svern and Asher, hold a special place in Lyran's history. They were rarely seen alive, but their names have been preserved in books, chronicles, and folk tales. Some consider them guardians of the ancient balance, others harbingers of disaster.

The Kilintil is one of the most important rivers in Lyran. It flows through many lands and is considered a symbol of life, trade, and connections between peoples. According to legend, its waters were once blessed by dragons, so in some kingdoms, the Kilintil is revered as a sacred river and its waters are used in ceremonies and rituals.

Orcs are brutal and cruel creatures, created by the Kogbuto from mud, stone, and dark earth. They appear unkempt and vile, as if parts of nature themselves had been transformed into monsters. Orcs attack with force, do not negotiate, and show no mercy to anyone, whether humans or elves. They thrive on war, ravaging villages, ruining lands, and often appearing in places of chaos and desolation. They usually operate in packs, relying on numbers, strength, and a complete lack of mercy.

Dark Knights are silent and intimidating warriors, clad entirely in black armor. They speak little, rarely show emotion, and act coldly and calculatingly. Their primary targets are mages, witches, and elves, especially those possessing powerful magic or ancient knowledge. Dark Knights strike unexpectedly and swiftly, as if emerging from the darkness itself. Little is known about them. Whether they serve someone or act of their own free will is unknown, but their presence always spells trouble.

The Dread Riders are the most mysterious creatures of Lyran. They wear white masks of bone and long, dark, floor-length cloaks, making them look almost unreal, as if they've stepped out of a nightmare. They appear silently and unnoticed, often at the most alarming and dangerous moments. No one knows exactly how they kill or where they come from; after their appearance, only fear, traces of disappearance, and rumors remain. Their identities are hidden, and their motives unknown. It's also unknown who they serve; they don't even befriend the Dark Knights.

Lyran is a vast, magical land where forests, mountains, rivers, and lakes coexist. It is a world of ancient legends, alliances, betrayals, trade, and war. Humans and elves live here, and magic is considered a part of life itself: mages, sorcerers, and witches exist in Lyran, and ancient tales still influence the politics and destinies of the kingdoms.

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