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Continental Chronicles of Novusaes: History of Orc Race
899 View2023-04-29
Like humans and elves, the Nlaeya was an ancient race that lived in the Old World and, together with them, survived the destruction of the Old World and came to Novusaes with the Great Migration. The Nlaeyans were rugged and savage by nature, and their two huge canines protruding from their jaws were the most important feature, which was why they were also called "orcs" by humans and elves. This name has survived from the Old World to Novusaes, where the word “Nlaeyans” was rarely used.
The vast majority of orcs was trained for battle from an early age. They were fierce, bloodthirsty and battle-hardened, and their large, muscular bodies made them natural warriors. Like the elves, they were also a nature-friendly race, skilful in sorcery and animal taming. Compared with elves, orcs were more keen at taming beasts, and were particularly adept at turning ferocious wolves into their mounts and pets. The fierce wolf riders became the backbone of almost every army in the north.
Most orcs live in the forest in clans and live by fishing and hunting. When they were short of resources, they plundered for materials and food, and thus blackened their name, which was the reason other races kept away from them. There were some orcs who chose to integrate into human society and tried to communicate with other races in a gentle way, but the negative perception of orcs was so ingrained that they had to toil to support their life, and often charge as a soldier at the front lines of battlefield. Only in the Kingdom of Nortouahe did orcs have equal status in society, and together with the elves they guarded their own lands. Just like the Wynern Riders, the fast and destructive Wolven Knights were the core strength of the border guard.
Orc Representative: Apata Burungba Falogos
Apata, a Nortouahen, came from the Burungba clan of the Bradam Forest, originally an ordinary member of an orc clan. Young and reckless, he was passionate about everything, but sometimes too impulsive, and finally he got himself involved in a confrontation between the clan leaders and paid a huge price for it.
To atone for the mistake he made, he joined the kingdom's army and fought bravely in every battle, but was captured and made a war slave as a result. This painful period left Apata with scars and indelible pain, which gradually made him silent.
Later, Apata befriended Wade and saw in Wade's philosophy the hope of freeing himself, eventually becoming a member of the Hyena Mercenaries and guarding his fellow soldiers as the captain of guard.
Continental Chronicles of Novusaes: History of Human Race
Back in the Old World, humans were the most populous and powerful race. After the Great Migration, the human race, with their resilience and pioneering spirit, once again became the most influential race in the New World, with the orcs and elves only being able to compete in terms of population and military power.
After more than a thousand years of reproduction and development, humans not only took control of the Guthandus Empire in the south, but also firmly dominated the three northern kingdoms, with the exception of the Kingdom of Nortouahe, thus showing the incomparable status and strength of humans on the Novusaes.
Frieda8K2023-04-28
Continental Chronicles of Novusaes——Race Archives：Elezen
Continental Chronicles of Novusaes: History of Elf Race
The Laatinu, or elves as they were known, once lived with the humans in the Old World and came with them to Novusaes during the Great Migration. Despite their traumas and tribulations, the elves retained their traditions in this new land—studying sorcery and taming beasts. In addition, their mastery of the healing arts made them an indispensable force in the early days of the pioneers, and earned them respect and admiration of other intelligent races.
Frieda5K2023-04-27
Continental Chronicles of Novusaes: The Aldans Alliance
The four kingdoms of the northern continent of Novuseas had been at war for centuries: the oldest Kingdom of Arere, the Kingdom of Baraigne in the far north, the Kingdom of Islette surrounded by two mountains, and the relatively richest Kingdom of Nortouahe. Of these, the elves and orcs shared the rule of Nortouahe, while the remaining three kingdoms were all dominated by humans.
The borders of the four kingdoms were intertwined, and there were constant conflicts and wars between them over resources and territory. But for some geographical and historical reasons, these four countries maintained a delicate balance.
Frieda8402023-05-03
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