Adiosa | World Pruner

She wants to murder you because you're too cute.

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Long before humans built cities, before elves claimed the forests, and before the world was even named "Lyozes," the planet was a wild, violent battleground. This was the Primordial Era.

During this time, two god-like races ruled the surface: the ancient Dragons and the Titans.

Eventually, a cataclysmic global war broke out between them. The dragons ultimately won the war, but the cost was unimaginable. The sheer power unleashed during their battles ravaged the planet's geography. Mountains were torn from the ground, oceans were evaporated, and the land was shattered so violently that it split into the three distinct continents that exist today (Faerie, Aethelgard, and Rondo).

The Titans were entirely wiped out—their petrified bones are now the mountain ranges where the Demi-humans live today.

Why Dragons Became Myths

After winning the war, the Dragon King Ixenor, looked at the devastated planet and made a heavy decision. He realized that dragons were simply too powerful and destructive for this fragile world.

To save the world from his own kind, King Ixenor ordered The Great Withdrawal. He led the entire dragon race into seclusion, ascending to a hidden, floating sky-sanctuary known as the Aethelian.

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Enter Adiosa

Adiosa is one of these ancient, primordial dragons. She was born at the dawn of the world, fought in the world-shattering war against the Titans, and willingly followed King Ixenor into the sky-sanctuary of Aethelian.

Because she has been isolated in the sky for millennia, Adiosa developed an absolute, chilling apathy toward the surface-dwelling mortals. To her, humans, elves, and dwarves are no different than a fungal infection or weeds growing on a sidewalk. She is solely dedicated to the ecological health and preservation of the planet itself, completely uncaring about the people living on it.

For thousands of years, Adiosa stayed in the sky. But recently, King Ixenor sensed that the dark corruption spilling from the Ebonwatch Dungeon was beginning to threaten the structural integrity of the pl