This story takes place roughly 60 years before the events of the film Throne of Elves.
As the shadow of the Black Dragon once again falls over the continent, the fragile peace between elves and humans teeters on the brink of collapse. Human prince Lancelot secretly infiltrates the Elven Kingdom to forge an alliance, but becomes caught up in a conspiracy spanning a century. Yun Yi, a mysterious mage whose origins are unknown, enters this land of conflict with his younger sister, Yi Ling. He moves between the various factions, acting as both protector and strategist. Yi Ling's talent and sincerity, meanwhile, may be the key to breaking the deadlock.
From power struggles in the Elven court to life-or-death trials on ancient battlefields, from the infiltration of the Molong forces to the prophecy of the Black Dragon's resurrection... schemes and trust, hatred and bonds all intertwine here.
As the undercurrents churn, will their vows be enough to hold back destruction? And behind the truth, who can escape the chains of fate?
This is fanfiction serving as a prequel to Throne of Elves. Due to the story's timeline, human characters from the film, such as Xiaoyu and Master Tie, won't appear in the early chapters. Please keep this in mind before reading.
Based on the prequel timeline, some original characters' personalities and abilities may differ from the film. For instance, younger versions of the characters may be more immature and impulsive. Please read with a "parallel world" perspective.
If a character suddenly acts out of character... it may be because the author's writing isn't up to par, or maybe he or she is just having a bad day. (Laughs.)
If some passages read like a "blow-by-blow account," that's probably because they really are one. (But I'm working to improve!)
If you like a character or plotline, feel free to leave a comment and show your support!
If you spot a bug, please point it out. The author won't take it personally!
While all the fan authors were continuing to write about Liya's love, this book started to write about some of the small details that were lightly mentioned in the movie "Throne of the Elves". The author also abandoned the most touching love line in the movie, completely reducing the characters in the movie to background. The novel seems to deviate from the healing tone of "Throne of the Elf", but have fans ever thought that the real "Throne of the Elf" may be hidden in those scenes that have been hastily skipped by the movie camera? For example, why did Mela become a black elf? Why was Mel chosen by the previous queen? Where did Xiaoyu's parents go? Why does Master Iron have the opinion of "sometimes you have to know how to let go" of love? Why does Kyle hate humans so much? "There is only one gem in the world, and God split it in two." Why did God split the gem in two? Why was the gem of life passed down by elves from generation to generation? These questions are downplayed by the main theme of romance in the movie. I believe the author will give answers in the book, even if it is just a fanfic. As a fanfic of "Throne of the Elves", the author chose the unique perspective of creating a prequel, thinking that it would bring a different kind of vitality to the entire story system, but the reality is a bit cruel. Many fans come to read fanfic mostly because of the love story between Xiaoyu and Liya. The author wrote a prequel, which went against everyone's expectations and few people paid attention to it. The same type of fanfic next door can get twenty or thirty readers a day, but this one doesn't even have a fraction of the one next door. Judging from the movie itself, "Throne of the Elf" is based on love, and the official world view setting is almost zero. Under such circumstances, one can imagine how difficult it is to write a prequel to make up for the world view. Creating fan text requires developing on the basis of the original work, but "Throne of Elf" doesn't even have a "brick" to inspire others in terms of world view. But I have to say that regardless of the popularity and attention, the quality of this fanfic itself is not low. The author worked hard to build a complete prequel world under extremely limited official settings. The character creation does not deviate from the character framework of the original work, allowing readers to feel that this is indeed a plot that happened before the story of "Throne of the Elves". I hope more people will discover the goodness of this prequel fanfic in the future.
It is a group portrait but has a protagonist. It is a very good work: 1. The world view has been changed quite well. After all, Throne of Elves follows the world view of Dragon Nest, but the specific combat power setting is not precise enough in the online text. Therefore, major changes to the worldview can make it easier to grasp the plot, but be wary that you may eat up the book. 2. There is a slight conflict between the character's habits or language expression and the world view, such as: "Thank you, Mr. Yun, for escorting me all the way." "I handed you over" and "Don't worry, little friend." These sentences may be somewhat inconsistent with the continent of sword and magic. Especially for someone like me who has been reading fairy tales recently, it feels like I have changed my taste, but I haven't changed it yet. Overall, it's a good start that doesn't hide its flaws, keep up the good work. Besides, Liya is my wife.
I just finished reading "Languages of the Elven Throne" and found another good book 🥰 It's so healthy 🤭 🤭
A very good novel
It looks and sounds good, as if I am in the Elf Kingdom. I have never felt this way before.
Come on, you can write it
Although there is no small fish, it is still an excellent work