The clan called Elods were once the most advanced and
intelligent people in the World of Nunc. Every member of
this clan was a clairvoyant. As a people they advanced in fields
of medicine and sciences while other peoples were barely surviving.
When the demons came to Nunc, the once beautiful world turned into
a battlefield and no one was safe. The Elods originally lived on
the land that is known as the Kingdom of Lentz.
Abekk was the leader of the Elods during the first
period of dark ages in Nunc. A man renowned for his wisdom,
he was held in the highest esteem of his people. Abekk had a
vision. He wrote down the details of this vision and named it the
Prophesy of Isto. In the vision, Abekk saw his entire clan
butchered at the hands of the demons and barbarians. He called out,
“Can we not change this future?” It was then he was shown
a vision of a lush jungle filled with animals of every sort. He
felt a sense of peace as he looked upon this scene and knew it
was an answer for his people.
Abekk fasted and prayed for seven days, all the while
asking where this promised land existed. The night of the seventh
day he had a vision of a map and what he saw at first horrified
him. The promised land existed in the center of the World of Nunc.
Abekk drew the map and wrote down every tiny detail of his visions
then he presented this information to his clan. While these people
feared the unknown they feared the demons more. They voted and
decided to leave the surface of the World of Nunc in search of a
better life.
The Elods carefully planned their journey and created
tools and other items they deemed necessary. Abekk never saw this
promised land; he died during the journey as did all of the
original members of his clan who were with him. The second
generation of Elods who were born during this journey also died
without seeing the fruits of their labor. It was the third
generation of Elods who broke through the final rock wall and felt
the warmth of a sun upon them. They were overwhelmed with the
beauty of this new land. For all of their brilliance, the Elods
never questioned where their sun or moon came from or how a world
could exist within a world. They rejoiced with finally having a home.