Primordial

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Oh, yes, hello! My name is Primordial. I am the keeper of the great Archives here in Nova's Court. I suspect you are here because you wish to know of our history? Where should I start.....? How about... the beginning?



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The Queen Nova was born in a great explosion from an ancient egg of light, and then created Nova's Court. Before The Court existed, there was an ancient civilization, but it was wiped out upon the birth of the new Queen. It is said that when a new Queen will be born after Nova, The Court will fall as well.





The Court exists on a small, earth-like planet, but instead of a snowy pole, there is the Court Castle, where Nova resides. Nova rules on one basic principle: Beauty. Where her subjects find their beauty is up to them, but they must be beautiful to have the right to reside within her Court. My lair itself is just a collection of some dragons that exist in The Court, but there are other citizens that are not represented in my lair also. There are several main sources of beauty that most citizens follow: Beauty in Magic, Beauty in Nature, and Beauty in Space. But as was mentioned earlier, citizens can find beauty in other things, like Battle, Death, and Faith.





Aberdeen finds beauty in Power. He came forward as a candidate to become the Queen's Consort in his quest for power, but was rejected in favor of Nebula. He went on a rampage, and Nova whisked him away to the Eternal Space, where departed spirits remain before truly moving on. He continually attempts to convince Aisling, the Spirit Gate Keeper, to free him, but she remains vigilant.





Spirits that pass through the Gates are led to their resting place by Geas, the Spirit's Guide, who protects them from Aberdeen's influence. Spirits that do not stick close to Geas while in the Eternal Space can be impressed into Aberdeen's spirit army, which he is building up in attempt to break down the Spirit Gates.





There are a few depictions remaining of the ancient Queendom before Nova's birth, and they all depict a delicate golden dragon with many eyes. She is named Ohm, and nothing is known of her besides her appearance, and a few ancient murals showing her atop a golden tower, casting a shadow over her Queendom. Scholars theorize that she was ruthless, even more so than Nova, and was the cause of her own downfall.