Consul of Bacchus

Name: Consul of Bacchus
Author: Yoy Yogahama

by Yoy Yogahama

ongoing Fantasy Epic Fantasy Male Lead

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18Kwords7chapters

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Ch. 7 — 矮人之战2

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About This Novel

In the Golden Age, the gods were still walking on earth, and many races lived on the continent. Until that day, the gods were fighting each other for unknown reasons. No mortal could understand that war. Its battlefield was the laws and structures of the entire world. Mountains were used as slings, oceans were boiled and frozen, and the sky was torn open and sewn together. When the foundation of the "world" was shaken, the pillars supporting the Age of Gods, the ancient laws that maintained eternity and perfection, cracks appeared in this endless dispute. When the last echoes fell into silence, the world had changed. It could no longer withstand the overly blazing presence of the gods, and the magic content in the air decreased sharply. The surviving gods had to return to the Kingdom of God in the sky, and the Golden Age ended. The Silver Age was created by the elves, the eldest sons of gods. All races prospered and were about to return to the glory of the golden age. However, the elves who inherited the legacy of the gods were gradually dissatisfied with the status quo. They wanted to become gods or even surpass gods. The Sindar elves (spell casters among elves are called Sindar and ordinary elves are called Noldor) began the ascension ceremony in the birthplace of the elves on the island of Gwendarion. In the end, they failed. Due to the influence of unknown factors, the Sindar elves started a civil war. The Sindar, who were completely crazy, used violent magic to sink the entire island of Gwendarion to the bottom of the sea. Almost all the Sindar elves died in this catastrophe, and magic was almost extinct from the world. Only a few thousand Noldor elves escaped with the help of a Sindar elf who woke up. At this point, the Silver Age came to an end and the Black Iron Age came. (I can't write the introduction anymore)