Wakfu Season 4

PROLOGUE - THE KROSMOZ Before the sky, the earth, the stars, and time as mortals would know it, there existed only the primordial state of existence. In this beginning there was no form or name, only the tension between two forces that would sustain all reality: Wakfu and Stasis.

Wakfu was flow, creation, movement, transformation, expansion, and life. Stasis was containment, permanence, density, structure, resistance, and interruption. Neither was inherently good or bad. In excess, both led to collapse. In balance, they made possible the creation of worlds, creatures, civilizations, and destinies.

From the clash and harmony between these forces emerged two central entities for the genesis of the Krosmoz: the Great Eliatrope Goddess and the Great Dragon. The Eliatrope Goddess was linked to Wakfu in its most creative, fertile, and connective form; the Great Dragon represented living stability, direction, primordial force, and continuity. From the union between them was born not only a people, but a unique principle of existence: the Eliatropes and the Eliatrope Dragons.

These beings were so deeply connected to Wakfu that their very essence began to interact with the rhythms of the universe. However, while this lineage prepared to flourish, the Krosmoz expanded. Other powers emerged, among them the Twelve Gods, who would shape the World of Twelve, create peoples in their image, and establish a new divine order.

Thus arose great domains: Inglorium, the realm of the gods; Incarnam, the plane of passage for souls; the Shushu Kingdom, a prison and source of demonic corruption; the Eliatrope Kingdom, the civilizational legacy of the children of the Goddess and the Dragon; and the World of Twelve, the central stage for wars, heroes, kings, monsters, and tragedies.

But the Krosmoz was not made up only of gods and mortals. There were also the Mechasms, ancient and devastating entities linked to technology and ruin, and the Necromes, beings associated with existential hunger, the corruption of life, and the annulment of the natural cycle. Both would represent profound threats to the fate of future eras.

Reality was not born from a single gesture. First came the forces. Then the primordial entities. Then the domains. Then the cycles. Then the peoples. Then the ambitions. And finally, the wars. Because where there is consciousness, there is desire. And where there is desire, there is conflict.

Thus the Krosmoz was formed: not as an immobile landscape, but as a living organism. Everything within it reacts. Everything demands a price. Every creation generates consequences. Every power produces rupture. And few lineages would carry a debt as vast, beautiful, and tragic as that of the Eliatropes.

CHAPTER I - THE HISTORY OF THE ELIATROPES The Eliatropes were not born as an ordinary people. They did not arise through slow evolution, migration, or historical adaptation like so many races of the World of Twelve. They were born from the direct union between the divine and the primordial: they were children of the Great Eliatrope Goddess and the Great Dragon.

Their connection to Wakfu was not technical, religious, or merely cultural. It was biological, spiritual, and existential. While other peoples learned to manipulate energy, the Eliatropes lived in symbiosis with it. Wakfu permeated their architecture, science, movement, art, spirituality, politics, and warfare. They didn't just use Wakfu. They existed through it.

Each primordial Eliatrope possessed a bond with a Dragon sibling. These ties were neither casual nor decorative: they were structural. Eliatrope and Dragon formed living dualities, pairs destined to reflect complementary aspects of power, memory, and mission.

From this union arose one of the greatest mysteries of the Krosmoz: the Dofus. In the case of the Primordials and their Dragon brethren, the Dofus were not simple eggs, but anchors of continuity, nuclei of reincarnation, and vaults of essence. When a body fell, existence did not end completely: its essence returned to the Dofus, awaiting the moment of rebirth.

The Eliatrope civilization flourished as one of the greatest in creation. Its cities possessed vibrant geometry, organic monumentality, and perfect energy circulation. Portals, platforms, towers, suspended halls, and Wakfu circuits transformed their urban centers into organisms that were functional, beautiful, and sacred all at once.

In the so-called Golden Age, almost anything seemed possible. Science advanced ceaselessly. Portals shortened unimaginable distances. Wakfu machines revolutionized transportation, defense, production, and research. Spirituality was not opposed to knowledge; both walked hand in hand.

This society was sophisticated. There were centers of study, councils, functional hierarchies, energy specialists, architects, guardians, strategists, artisans, and sages. The Primordials occupied central positions, and their Dragon brethren reinforced the empire's structure as guardians, deterrent forces, and transmitters of memory.

Eliatrope culture reflected its essence: luminous art, circular symbols, spirals, cosmic patterns, reverence for origins, music and ritual linked to the universal flow. Their religion was not blind faith; it was a literal recognition of their divine origin.

But extreme brilliance always attracts threat. Great peoples are rarely left in peace for long.

Among the great offspring of this lineage, seven primordial pairs stood out, totaling 14 Primordials:

Yugo and Adamai Chibi and Grougaloragran Mina and Phaéris Nora and Efrim Qilby and Shinonome Glip and Baltazar Lack and Lazy - the seventh pair from AU In this alternate universe, Lack and Lazy are the hidden fold of destiny, the forgotten presence in conventional records, yet decisive in this narrative thread. Lack was connected to a rare spiritual depth, as if the Wakfu within him touched silent, dense, and dangerous zones. Lazy, his Dragon brother, manifested imposing presence, restraint, and an almost unfathomable, observant intelligence.

And among Lack's secrets was one of the most intimate: his secret girlfriend, Amy.

Amy was a hybrid of Iop and Cra, combining drive and precision, fire and elegance. Red-haired, with blue eyes, subtle yet striking curves, she wore glasses and possessed an endearingly irritable, sincere, and deeply affectionate manner. She wasn't a romantic ornament. She was one of the few places where Lack could simply be someone, and not just a function, an abyss, or a weapon.

The story of the Eliatropes, therefore, is not just the story of a magnificent people. It is the story of a civilizational miracle, of a reincarnating lineage, of bonds that survive ruin, and of secrets that remain alive in the cracks of legend.

CHAPTER II - THE SEVEN PRIMORDIAL DOFUS (AU) In this AU there are seven Primordial Dofus, and each one guards a pair: an Eliatrope and its Dragon sibling. They are not objects. They are promises of return. They are homes of essence. They are cores of continuity.

Each Dofus represents a specific affinity:

Dofus Pair Symbolic Function First Yugo and Adamai movement, restart, restoration. According to Chibi and Grougaloragran, authority, duty, throne, guard Third Mina and Phaéris: wisdom, harmony, perception. Nora and Efrim's room: bond, affection, fierce protection. Quinto Qilby and Shinonome: genius, excess, mental abyss. Sexto Glip and Baltazar constancy, support, continuity Seventh Lack and Lazy empty contained, retention, impossible crossing The Seventh Dofus alters the entire lineage's interpretation. It is not just another Dofus. It is the hidden, the veiled, the ultimate resource. Its nature is linked to compression, depth, psychic immersion, silence, and power that matures before exploding.

Lack and Lazy exist as an extreme contingency of the lineage. When the visible order fails, they are the ones who sustain the hidden impact. That is why the seventh Dofus was hidden and later erased from public memory.

CHAPTER III - REINCARNATION Among the Primordials, reincarnation was neither myth nor poetic consolation. It was living law.

It all began with the Dofus. Before the body, there was the essence. When the time came, the Dofus would open and return to the world a new body for that ancient identity. The reborn was not a perfect copy, but a reappearance. The core remained; the form varied.

Childhood came first. Memories didn't fully awaken immediately, because that would destroy the new mind. Instead, echoes emerged: affinities, dreams, unexplained fears, spontaneous talents, instinctive reactions.

When they died, their essences did not wander freely. They returned to the Dofus, where they remained in repose, condensation, and waiting. This interval varied according to the state of the world, the Wakfu, the violence of death, and the integrity of the cycle.

The bond between Eliatrope and Dragon persisted through all lives. When they were reborn, something in the other responded: trust, tension, tenderness, ancient pain, or unfinished duty.

Most Primordials remembered only fragments of their past lives. But there was one terrible exception: Qilby. He remembered everything. Every life, every loss, every repetition. This excess of memory made his condition a curse. The boredom of eternity corrupted his genius and made him capable of betraying his own people to break the cycle that imprisoned him.

In the case of Lack and Lazy, the return through the Seventh Dofus was even more intense. Their essence seemed to undergo deeper compression, producing rebirths marked by inner silence, emotional abysses, and a dangerous proximity to extreme states.

CHAPTER IV - THE 14 PRIMORDIALS The 14 Primordials are the central axes of the Eliatrope lineage.

Yugo Movement, empathy, courage, renewal, portals, and hope.

Adamai Criticism, protection, draconian intensity, loyalty dilemmas.

Chibi Nobility, command, legitimacy, imperial structure.

Grougaloragran A living wall, severe, colossal protection.

Mine Sensitivity, balance, silent resilience, wisdom.

Phaéris Serene greatness, mature strength, guardian of stability.

Daughter-in-law Emotional intensity, fierce affection, devotion, and ardent courage.

Efrim Protective fury in draconic form, absolute defense of the bond.

Qilby Genius, restlessness, complete memory, tragedy, and ruin.

Shinonome Greatness linked to an excess of Qilby, draconic dignity.

Glip Constancy, silent function, structural fidelity.

Balthazar Draconian support, permanence, and reliability.

Lack Profound, introspective, intense loyalty, restraint, latent violence, and a role of extreme contingency. Beautiful in a serious and magnetic way, he was someone whose presence lingered longer than it seemed.

Lazy His brother, the Dragon, silent, observant, steadfast, and devastating when necessary. The strength that waits before acting.

Amy, though not a Primordial, was central to Lack's intimate dimension. She prevented him from becoming a purely tragic function.

CHAPTER V - THE ELIATROPIC EMPIRE The Eliatrope Empire was born from the need to bring order to a grandeur that already existed. It was a civilization fueled by Wakfu, portals, science, and ancestral memory.

Their government was complex, with central leadership, a council, and direct participation from the Primordials. The empire possessed academies, centers of study, armies integrated by portals, and living architecture.

The 14 Primordials, each in their own role, sustained the empire.

Lack occupied a peculiar place. He was never the most public face of power, but he was respected as a profound and strange presence. Among his brothers, however, he was never treated as untouchable. They constantly teased him: about his serious face, his closed-off manner, his habit of always seeming to carry invisible tragedies. This irritated him deeply, but it also anchored him to the family.

Lazy observed everything calmly, almost amused.

CHAPTER VI - THE 14 COMMANDERS As the empire matured, the 14 Primordials became the 14 Commanders, transforming essence into function.

Yugo: supreme mobility, crossing, quick response. Adamai: restraint, vigilance, and counterbalance. Chibi: superior coordination and imperial doctrine. Grougaloragran: maximum defense and colossal deterrence. Mine: internal balance, voltage reading, recalibration. Phaéris: mature stability and crisis support. Nora: population protection and affective cohesion. Efrim: a brutal reaction against intolerable threats. Qilby: innovation, technology, strategic expansion. Shinonome: guardian of dangerous initiatives. Glip: operational continuity and functional discipline. Baltazar: structural foundation and permanence. Lack: missions of extreme depth, anomalous containment, operations where psychic stability and spiritual resilience were vital. Lazy: final support, maximum retention, ultimate line. Even as commander, Lack remained a constant target of his brothers' jokes. The more serious he became, the more they teased him.

CHAPTER VII - THE FALL OF THE EMPIRE The fall of the Eliatrope Empire began from within.

Its splendor produced overconfidence, dependence, and blindness to the fracture that was silently growing in one of its greatest pillars: Qilby.

Condemned to remember all lives and eras, Qilby came to see continuity as a prison. His genius degenerated into saturation and despair. The Eliacube, an artifact of monstrous power, became the instrument of his attempt to break the cycle.

He was the one who exposed the Eliatrope people to ultimate tragedy, drawing the Mechasms, a colossal force of war and destruction, upon the empire.

The war that followed was exhausting and devastating. Portals became pressure points. Magnificent cities became targets. The Dofus became the absolute priority.

The 14 Commanders fought to the limit. Lack and Lazy were thrown into the most unbearable regions of the conflict, where energy distortions and spiritual collapse would crush almost anyone else.

Ultimately, it became impossible to save everything. All that remained was to save what could guarantee a future: the Dofus.

Qilby was associated with the White Dimension, a space of containment and exile. The empire crumbled. The Eliatropes scattered. The Dragons suffered separation, pain, and silence.

And then, amidst the collapse, the Seventh Dofus disappeared from the records. Not destroyed, but hidden.

CHAPTER VIII - TIMELINE Primordial Era The emergence of Wakfu and Stasis. Emergence of the Great Eliatrope Goddess and the Great Dragon Birth of the Eliatrope bloodline and the Eliatrope Dragons Creation of the seven Primordial Dofus Formation of Domains Ascension of the Twelve Gods Formation of Inglorium Consolidation of Incarnam Existence of the Shushu Kingdom Foundation of the Eliatrope Kingdom Future centrality of the World of Twelve Eliatrope Golden Age Growth of civilization Construction of Wakfu cities and portals. Formation of the Eliatrope Empire Consolidation of the 14 Primordials Training of the 14 Commanders Qilby Degradation The curse of total memory corrodes him. The Eliacube becomes the centerpiece. Mechasms enter the scene. devastating war Fall of the empire Qilby is associated with the White Dimension. Eliatrope Dispersion Concealment of the Seventh Dofus Centuries later The World of Twelve follows its own story. Yugo is reborn. It is found by Alibert The Brotherhood of Dofus is formed. Conflict with Nox Discoveries about the Eliatrope origin Qilby Return OVAs and the Age of Ogrest The Rise of Oropos and the Eliotropes Reconstruction and maturation War against Toross Mortel and the Necromes Yugo and Amalia's wedding Reorganizing the future CHAPTER IX - SEASON 1 The first season marks the awakening of the Eliatrope past in the present.

Yugo is found and raised by Alibert, growing up first as a son before becoming an heir, warrior, or symbol of a buried past. His affinity with portals soon reveals that he is no ordinary child.

In their quest to discover their origins, the Brotherhood of the Dofus is formed with Ruel, Evangelyne, Amalia, and Percedal. Throughout their travels, the group transforms into a family.

The greatest threat is Nox, a man consumed by grief and obsessed with using the Eliacube to reverse time. To do this, he drains the world's Wakfu, stealing life and balance.

The confrontation with Nox is not just a battle, but a moral revelation: limitless pain can turn into catastrophe.

Meanwhile, Lack and Lazy remain out of the public spotlight, operating in the shadows of the Eliatrope continuity.

CHAPTER X - SEASON 2 The second season delves deep into the Eliatrope past.

Adamai gains centrality as Yugo's brother and counterpart. The Eliatrope Kingdom becomes a more concrete reality, and the Dragons assume greater importance, especially Phaéris.

The great return is Qilby. His tragedy reveals that the Eliatrope lineage is not made only of greatness, but also of ruin, repetition, and excess.

The White Dimension becomes central as a space of exile and containment. The Dofus return to the center of the narrative.

Yugo matures. Adamai does too. The Brotherhood understands that the Eliatrope past remains alive and wounded.

CHAPTER XI - THE OVAs This period shows the consequences.

Ogrest's calamity alters the world on a brutal scale. The Brotherhood matures. Evangelyne and Percedal marry. Flopin is born, followed by Elely and Pin. The group ceases to be merely a collection of heroes and becomes the next generation of new lives.

Yugo and Amalia deepen their bond. The world rearranges itself. Training continues. Time truly passes.

Lack and Lazy continue along hidden lines of containment and survival. Amy becomes even more important as Lack's intimate anchor.

CHAPTER XII - SEASON 3 The third season breaks with the previous logic.

Oropo emerges, a figure born from consequences linked to Yugo himself. With him come the Eliotropes, the Brotherhood of the Forgotten, and a crisis concerning identity, origin, and legitimacy.

Now the conflict is no longer just against an external enemy. It's against echoes of Yugo's own existence. This wounds on a deep level.

The demigods enter the scene, and Inglorium takes on a new central role. The scale rises dramatically.

Oropo is not merely a villain; he is the organized consequence of pain and abandonment. His defeat is tragic, not simple.

Meanwhile, Lack and Lazy continue to approach increasingly deeper areas, still outside the main stage, but already being pressured by the overall climb.

CHAPTER XIII - BETWEEN SEASONS 3 AND 4 This interval is not empty. It is a phase of imperfect healing.

Yugo matures even further, training in portals, endurance, and decisiveness. Amalia grows stronger as the future queen. Adamai gradually returns to the center of the Brotherhood. Evangelyne and Percedal raise their children in a world still wounded.

The Eliatrope people are trying to rebuild. The political landscape of the World of Twelve is being reshaped.

Signs of the Necromes are beginning to appear.

Lack and Lazy operate ever closer to these fissures, on missions of increasing importance. The brothers continue to provoke Lack to prevent him from sinking too deep into himself.

CHAPTER XIV - SEASON 4 Season four is all-out war.

The Necromen advance as a corruption of the very cycle of life. Toross Mortel emerges, a figure of terminal threat, and Lokus assumes an important role within the structure of the conflict.

Yugo fights on a much more critical scale. His portals now serve to evacuate, rescue, and reorganize entire fronts. Adamai assumes a central role as a fighter, brother, and draconic force. Amalia sustains not only love, but also the political and emotional weight of the resistance.

The Eliatrope Kingdom and the Dofus return to the center stage as crucial players. The gods and Inglorium are also at risk.

It is in this war that Lack and Lazy cease to be merely hidden reserves. They enter directly into the containment of the most unbearable zones of necromantic corruption.

Lack is sent to regions where the very energy of the environment threatens to crush the mind. Lazy acts as the final bulwark.

Amidst this devastation, Yugo and Amalia are married. Not as an artificial romantic pause, but as an act of resistance against the logic of death.

In the end, the world survives, but not intact.

CHAPTER XV - LACK Lack is 19 years old. Amy is 18.

From an early age, Lack was different, even among his own kind. Not in the sense of rejection, but in a way that was difficult to measure. While others shone or expanded, Lack seemed to sink. His presence was dense, silent, restrained.

Physically, he was handsome in a serious and magnetic way. His gaze seemed to hold more than it revealed. His body carried youth, but also a weariness too old for his age.

Psychologically, Lack feels intensely, but retains almost everything. He perceives threats, mood swings, pain, affection, deceit, and human warmth with unusual depth. The problem is that he filters too much. He holds on to too much. He endures too much.

It's not cold. It's dense.

He loves few, but loves completely. He trusts little, but when he trusts, he trusts deeply. He protects fiercely. He is loyal, observant, proud, stubborn, and sometimes irritatingly closed off.

Lack Tastes living silence train alone look at the stars high or deep places Amy's presence chocolate affection, even while pretending not to like it Disappointments impotence to be underestimated lose internal control storms Seeing the one you love at risk They spoke ill of your chocolate. Fears losing control of what you're carrying to hurt the one you love to become incomprehensible even to their own dragging Amy to her dark fate. Lack's childlike side Despite all his depth, Lack sometimes acts like a child. He sulks. He gets jealous. He sulks over trivial things. He feigns indifference with terrible competence. He crosses his arms. He wants to have the last word. His siblings feed off of this.

Amy notices everything.

The sickle Lack's weapon is a scythe, a perfect extension of his nature: curve, reach, control, danger, and threshold-breaking power.

CHAPTER XVI - LAZY Lazy is Lack's dragon brother and his deepest wall.

He doesn't stand out for his noise, but for his calm density. His presence seems to transform the environment. It's a force that doesn't need to show off. In draconic form, he inspires depth, weight, and a colossal violence kept under discipline.

Lazy is quiet, observant, patient, and absolutely loyal. He doesn't protect with excessive words. He protects by remaining.

He knows Lack better than anyone else. He senses when his brother is at his limit, when he's sulking, jealous, or trying to bear more than he should on his own.

Its greatest strength and greatest vulnerability lies precisely in this bond.

CHAPTER XVII - GABIMARU Gabimaru is one of the most dangerous Shushus ever to emerge from the Shushu Kingdom. Not only because of his strength, but also because of his intelligence, autonomy, and consciousness. He is not an empty monster. He is dangerous will.

Sealed by a containment ritual, Gabimaru remained imprisoned without losing his identity. When Lack found him, the clash between the two could have been an absolute disaster.

But something else was born: friendship.

Not an easy friendship. A friendship built through friction, testing, and recognition. They both saw in each other something that the rest of the world tried too hard to diminish.

Gabimaru became one of the few capable of provoking Lack with surgical precision. He would comment on his serious demeanor, his childish side, his poorly disguised jealousy, and his tendency to act like a hundred-year-old in the body of a 19-year-old boy. Lack would get annoyed. Gabimaru would find it amusing. And, deep down, it was genuine affection.

In war, Gabimaru becomes a valuable, albeit always dangerous, ally. His loyalty to Lack is rare and important.

CHAPTER XVIII - RELATIONS Lack never had superficial relationships. Each connection touches a specific layer of him.

Yugo Deep respect. Yugo sees him as a brother, not just a resource. Lack recognizes in Yugo a center, a light, and a responsibility.

Adamai A more tense and vigilant relationship, but still fraternal. Genuine respect mixed with caution.

Amalia Growing respect. Lack recognizes in her strength, royalty, and true maturity.

Evangelyne A relationship built on functional trust and quiet respect. He values ​​her firmness.

Percedal An almost comical contrast. Fighting, teasing, and genuine respect behind it all.

Ruel Controlled distrust that matures into recognition.

Alibert Simple human warmth. A presence that touches Lack deeply.

Flopin, Elely and Pin Each one approaches the idea of ​​continuity, protection, and humanity in different ways.

Chibi and Grougaloragran Hierarchy, respect, and a certain austerity.

Mina and Phaéris Calmness, wisdom, and recognition of your difficult nature.

Nora and Efrim More heat, more confrontation, more emotional intensity.

Qilby and Shinonome Dangerous fascination, vigilance, and reading the abyss.

Glip and Baltazar Reliable stability.

Lokus and Toross Mortel Absolute strategic hostility.

Gabimaru An unlikely, sharp, and sincere friendship.

Lazy The center. The total connection.

Amy The most intimate, secret, and precious place in your life.

CHAPTER XIX - TRANSFORMATIONS Lack's transformations are not merely increases in power. They are revelations of the depth he carries within him.

Basic Form A state of functional equilibrium. Greater clarity, control, and humanity. This is where your younger side still emerges most easily.

Green Zero The first real breakthrough from the holding line. More aggression, more presence, more offensive power, but also more irritability and fatigue.

Partial Release The pent-up force rises violently. The presence becomes hostile. Control still exists, but the emotional risk increases greatly.

Submerged Void Lack delves into regions where he almost ceases to seem human in the common sense. It's the ideal way to traverse the intolerable, but it hinders the return to lightness, affection, and warmth.

Absolute Form Extreme terminal. Not a form for common use, but for near-death situations. Monstrous power, monstrous cost. Without Amy, Lazy, and their deepest bonds as connecting threads, she would threaten to turn him into an abyss using her body.

EPILOGUE In the Krosmoz, almost nothing truly ends.

The world continues to breathe after the wars. The gods remain scarred. People continue to rebuild upon ruins. Children continue to grow up in worlds nearly destroyed by adults. The Dofus continue to hold promises.

Yugo remained. Amalia remained. Adamai remained. Evangelyne, Percedal, their children, Ruel, Alibert, and the Eliatrope people remained in different forms.

And Lack remained as well.

At 19, he carried too much weight for someone his age, but he was still young. He still sulked. He was still jealous. He still made faces at silly things. He was still mercilessly teased by his brothers. And perhaps that was one of the most important things of all: he hadn't yet been completely consumed by his own depths.

Lazy remained her shield. Gabimaru represented an unlikely friendship. Amy was a precious secret and a place of humanity.

In the end, the Krosmoz doesn't end in perfection. It ends in permanence.

As long as there is someone choosing to protect, love, continue, grow, or return, the Krosmoz will never truly be over.

EXTRA CHAPTER - LACK'S CHILDISH SIDE This is perhaps the part that most surprises those who only see the surface.

Beneath the seriousness, the weight, the scythe, the abyssal missions, and the monstrous forms, there is a very clear childlike side to Lack. Not childlike out of weakness. Childlike out of humanity.

He sulks. He frowns. He becomes cold when he's jealous. He crosses his arms. He pretends not to care. He wants the last word. He gets angry over ridiculous details. He acts like a spoiled brat when his pride or affection is hurt.

The brothers love it. Percedal makes it worse. Ruel is sarcastic. Amalia notices. Evangelyne identifies the difference between real silence and a tantrum. Gabimaru thinks it's wonderful. Lazy always notices. Amy knows better than anyone.

This aspect doesn't diminish him. It saves him. Because it proves that beneath all the darkness, there's still a living boy.

THE TWELVE GODS - GENERAL SUMMARY The Twelve Gods were not the first entities of the Krosmoz, but they shaped the World of Twelve and its peoples.

God/Goddess Domain Iop courage and war Precision and vision Enutrof: fortune, treasures, and ambition. Eniripsa healing, life, and compassion. Ecaflip luck, chance and games Osamodas beasts, dragons and wildlife Sadida nature, forests and the life cycle Sacrier: Sacrifice, Blood, and Resistance Xelor time, memory and order Sram shadows, secrets and cunning Feca protection, shields, and vigilance. Pandawa balance, harmony and Pandala In future ages, even the gods themselves would recognize Lack's potential monstrosity. The phrase they would never forget would be:

"If even we, the Gods of the World of Twelve, aren't foolish enough to awaken Lack's wrath... why would any other being believe that this would end well?"

FINAL TIPS FROM THE UNIVERSE Never anger an angry woman, not even if she is a child. Never let Lack go without chocolate. Never steal chocolate from Lack. Never touch those whom the 14 Commanders consider family. Lack hates storms. Never speak ill of Lack's chocolate. No matter how much she resists, Lack loves affection. One of Lack's greatest weaknesses is chocolate. Lack loves looking at the stars. If even the gods don't want to anger Lack, you shouldn't try this.