The first non-natives to set foot on Pandora were the brave souls aboard the Wayfinder III during the autumn of X1302. Pioneers from Fiore, the motley crew was made up of Ishgardian diplomats and wizards. It was their hope to establish relations with the otherwise unexplored continent and foster a new alliance that would benefit both nations.

The Pandoran natives lived a nomadic lifestyle. They kept to their own tribes, travelling the lands and spreading the stories of those who had come before them. Inter-tribe relations seldom occurred but for the most part they were all on decent enough terms. There was nary any time for conflict between them, as the natives often found themselves constantly battling to survive their harsh surroundings.

Pandora, a land rich in luscious rainforests and magic, was also home to savage beasts that preyed upon the natives. Though they would not sit by idly. Centuries of breeding the very best warriors with generations of hunters before them had forged the Pandorans into anything but helpless prey. It was their assistance that helped the first settlers from Fiore survive the harsh wilderness.

And with that, a bond between the two nations was forged. The Pandorans protected their guests. They fed them and taught them the ways of their people. In exchange, the pioneers traded materials, technology and shared the secrets of their Magic. Among the alliance, three individuals would rise above the rest and become known as legends to the people of both Pandora and Fiore.

First King Nuhr, a chieftain who single handedly rallied the tribes of Pandora under one banner and established the Monarchy that would govern the land. Arcurio, who would later become known only as the Heretical Dragon King. Arcurio tamed the Dragons so that they would serve only him and his trusted Dragon Riders. Finally, was Juno, the Blessed Mother. Juno was a scholar who was able to commune with higher powers. She established the Decretius Librarium, an organization dedicated to the advancement of Pandora through both scientific and magical discovery. The Librarium was a highly respected group that worked closely with King Nuhr; housing the minds that would change the world.

In X1380, Juno received an epiphany that caused her consciousness to elevate to a transcendental plane of thought. Witnesses to the event claimed they saw a white light envelop her, which then expanded and grew bright hot like a star. When the light faded, Juno and the Librarium’s Grand Archives were completely obliterated. In their stead, a large spire comprised entirely of amber. The tower stretched far above the clouds and was appropriately dubbed the Ascendant’s Spire.

One summer’s night, in the year of X1437, on the first anniversary of King Nuhr’s death, a light grew in the tower. Then the ground began to shake and split apart. Piece by piece, large chunks of the continent began to rise from the planets crust and slowly orbit around the Ascendant’s Spire. Nearly two thirds of Pandora rose into the sky that faithful night, forever changing the nation. This event would go down in the history books as the Enshrined Ascent.

The beasts that roamed Pandora, cut off from their ecosystems, were eradicated from the floating islands in a few short years. With them gone, and the skies protected by Dragon Riders, Pandora was finally able to flourish as a nation. King I’zaht, Nuhr’s second born son, organized his people and enlisted the assistance of able bodied men and women to form the Cleric Knights. The Students of the Librarium worked closely with the Knights to assist in the establishment of various settlements across the new continent, including the thirteen Hierarchical Realms, the re-establishment of the Grand Archives and temples dedicated to the Three Heroes. Each became a legend in their own right, some even revered as Gods.

The Sisterhood of Juno was formed, a sub-set of the Librarium that wished to ascend as Juno once did. There were those who still worshipped the old Gods of Pandora and most were content with the Sisterhoods harmless worship, but there were those who saw the deification of Juno as sacrilege. All the while, Arcurio – who had artificially extended his lifespan by consuming dragon blood, was sovereign over both the Dragons and the Drakesworn; zealots among the Dragon Riders who slaughtered their faithful steeds and drank of their blood.

Wizard Guilds began to sprout across the countries, but the establishment of a Magic Council was overruled by the Royalty. Instead, that role was entrusted to the Librarium. Wizards more or less served the role they had in Fiore, providing menial tasks from citizens and undertaking larger jobs with handed down by the Librarium. As tensions began to rise among the three major religious factions, the Wizards found themselves preparing for war.

The Faith Wars began in X1511, with the assassination of King I’zaht by Arcurio and his Drakesworn. Empowered by the blood of Dragons, these bloodthirsty zealots laid waste to the Capital City-State of Keter. The Dragon Riders and Cleric Knights were quick to respond, but the damage had already been done. King I’zaht had fallen, the Grand Archives was yet again reduced to rubble and the streets were caught ablaze as innocent civilians, desperate to escape the carnage, were slaughtered like lambs.

The crown rallied all their allies; the Librarium, the Dragon Riders, Cleric Knights and most importantly, the Wizard Guilds. The Faith War raged on for five grueling, blood stained years, but in the end the Arcurio fell. His Drakesworn were executed, and the crown decreed that all remaining dragons be put down to prevent the further consumption of Dragon’s Blood. Most Dragon Riders were compliant to their orders and put their trusted companions to rest with a heavy heart. However there were some who fled the Librarium with their Dragons, taking refuge in the Wildlands far below the floating islands.

All seemed well for but a brief moment. King Za’krou was crowned in a grand festival in the new Capital, Judea. The day of his Coronation would also be his last. Archbishop Xavier slit Za’krou’s throat in the middle of the ceremony. Xavier had conspired with the Cleric Knights, as well as a large handful of the Wizarding Guilds to wrest the throne from the Royal Family and instead place himself at the helm of Pandora. He had convinced them this would be the only course of action to ensure the prosperity of Pandora as a nation. All over the country, the King’s soldiers turned on the charges they were assigned to serve. In the span of a few days, Pandora fell under the rule of Xavier and the Librarium.

The Guild’s who had not been involved in the plot were outraged by such treason, but the Librarium made short work of those who stood up against them. Additionally, they officially outlawed the congregation of wizards and dispelled all active Guilds. The practice of Magic would only be permitted to soldiers of the Librarium. The Guilds who conspired with the Libriarium to usurp the throne were also disbanded; but their members were granted prestigious positions throughout the country.

Wizards were forced to sacrifice their way of life. Some willingly complied, but there were those who refused to sit idly. In particular, a young lady named Charlotte had already began to sow the seeds of rebellion.

In X1519, Charlotte Talon began a revolution that spat in the face of the Decretius Librarium. Not even twenty years of age, with nothing to her name other than a fiery spirit, Charlotte rallied the Wizards out of hiding and lifted their hopes with the promise of freedom. If they could not practice magic on Librarium land, then they would take to the skies! Boarding an airship of Charlotte’s own design, the Wizards would rise again. This time, as the first of the Sky Pirate Guilds. Charlotte annointed her Guild, Cloud Chasers.

Cloud Chasers was a safe haven for Wizards, and a defiant force against the Librarium’s tyranny. They roamed the Free Skies in search of Pandora’s most oppressed and combined their efforts to relinquish the reign of the Librarium. Others would soon follow suit. In a few short years, there were countless Sky Pirate Guilds navigating Pandora’s skies. Unfortunately, there were those who used this position of freedom for their own personal gain.

True to their title as pirates, not every Guild fought for the oppressed of Pandora. In fact, there were a large handful that exploited them further. Conflict arose among the Guilds, and Charlotte foresaw the ruin of everything she had tried to create. So, she took action. Gathering the very best of the best, she paved the way for an alliance that would govern all Sky Pirates under a Code. Charlotte knew she needed to preserve the lifestyle of free Pirates, lest she become a tyrant like the Librarium, but she also would not stand for Wizards taking advantage of helpless citizens. Thus, the Six Pirate Kings were formed.

They acted as a Magic Council, comprised of the six strongest wizards to ever conquer the Free Skies. Charlotte held a seat with them for the next forty years of her life. She used her position to cause great change in the lives of Librarium citizens. It was her life’s mission to be a thorn in the side of the Librarium, which she succeeded in. It was her activism that spurred the establishment of the Library Hunters. Wizards recruits by the Librarium with the sole purpose of destroying any sign of Sky Pirate Guild activity.

Charlotte eventually removed herself from her position, having grown too old and tired. She continued to oversee the Wizards in Cloud Chasers until the day she passed. Her legacy would inspire a new generation of young Wizards looking to fight back against the tyrants, even nearly a century after her death.

The lizardmen can be traced back thousands of years ago, having evolved from a common lizard-like ancestor. Initially they were a primitive race that were found deep within the jungles below the floating islands. They lived in war-based tribal communities, enhancing their focus on fighting techniques and styles. Each tribe had a signature style of combat and weaponry that made them unique from each other. At that point in time most didn't even wield magic, except for their local shaman who used it to heal others. Some tribes even made alliances with other tribes to take down other rival tribes or to face a common over-looming threat. They also had an annual celebration known as Vishia, where every tribe, rival or friendly, would congregate in a sacred spot and spend the entire day at peace with one another, only to go back to their own ways the next day.

After centuries being divided amongst themselves, the clans were eventually united by a single leader. They were united without bloodshed or violence... but ultimately by peace. Known simply in legends as Shalamandurah, or "The Peacemaker", this lizardman hated the violence that occurred between the rivaling tribes and sought to bring total peace and harmony through the clans. He created a peaceful movement that supported the cause of a united and peaceful civilization. Initially, they were laughed and frowned upon, being seen as an act of defile against their own tradition. Several tribes attempted to kill them off outright, yet Shalamandurah and his movement prevailed. Through examples and non-violent protests, the Peacemaker's movement gradually recruited more believers, eventually creating the first major religion to be presented in the Lizardmen tribes. These followers came from every tribe around, many being rivals to the Peacemaker's own, yet here they all had a common goal and belief. Eventually, the Peacemaker united the clans and formed the city of Kreedieth, the first unified city to be created by the lizardmen. A statue of the Peacemaker was erected in the middle of the city, where it still lies to this day.

The founding of Kreedieth started the golden age for the lizardmen race. For hundreds of years they dominated the jungles of Pandora, creating a peaceful society. They even began to advance in their technologies and began focusing on refining in magic. Magic soon became to be a major factor in their society, from powering machines, to advancement in medical practices. Yet before they could expand to the islands above... they vanished. This mysterious phenomenon virtually wiped them out of existence. Kreedieth was left abandoned, as were the other minor villages around, overtaken by nature once again. No signs of bloodshed could be seen nor were there records of any sickness. The lizardmen race would not be heard from again for another thousand years or so...

And when they were found, they were still thriving. Their technology was at the same development as the humans of Pandora and they were thriving in a city, in one of the distant islands, known as Jafara City. And what's more, several smaller towns and villages were eventually seen dotted across the other islands. How they were able to live under the radar so long is still a mystery. Not even the inhabitants could explain, or so they claimed.

Initially, the lizardmen were treated with valiant respect and were good trading partners with the Librarium. But after the War of the Faiths, with Archbishop Xavier taking the crown, most of the lizardmen were enslaved in the more corrupted towns. Their massive bulk and power, along with their dexterity and durability, provided exceptional attributes in slave labor especially in their massive construction projects. Only the most wealthy of the race, or those having lived in the less-corrupted cities, were spared from this grueling work. Some of them even joined the Librarium's army as their last resort to escape the gruesome workload, yet most found themselves under attack by heavy racism. Most of the lizards began to resent their once reliable allies...

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A bold and brave man with a mighty sense of adventure and desire to battle. Although he is stubborn and foolhardy, he can be a very clever and intelligent man when it counts. Due to his upbringing he is incredibly knowledgeable in many fields of topics and is able to fill the role as a the royal, polite prince though he typically lets loose when he doesn't have to play the part.

He has a sense of honor as a warrior and pride in his country so when he is forced into situations where he represents them, he will do his best to bring honor to his homeland. However, he wishes to never to return to Xia because he does not wish to become king.

Huangdi takes great pride in his skills in combat and whenever he fights he does not pull his punches. He believes that it is the greatest form of training for him and opponent.

He is someone that be described as a strong, free-willed spirit. Due to his life as a prince, his choices have never been his along with his mistakes. No matter what, he wants to make his own decisions even if they very well the wrong ones simply because they are his alone.

“Come on! Show me your fighting spirit!”

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