"The world is veiled in
darkness. The wind stops,
the sea is wild,
and the earth begins to rot.
The people wait,
their only hope, a prophecy...
'When the world is in darkness
Four Warriors will come...'
After a long journey, four
young warriors arrive,
each holding an Orb."
So the legend begins. As it continues, this tale tells of how the Light Warriors came with the Orbs of Light, saved the monster-infested world one piece at a time, and so forth. But who were they, these warriors of legend? Some envision them as stone-faced, fearless heroes, who fought in the name of true justice. Nonetheless, they were not. They were mortals as you or I. True, the Orbs distinguished them from the rest for their purity, but this did not make them superior in any supernatural way.
And what of the towns? The legend speaks only of a few of them scattered across the world, desperately fighting off the vicious monsters that plagues them and the rest of the world. Was mankind so young at this time? No. These cities were the capitals of entire countries. Also, some may presume from the story that they were all at peace with each other, all of them struggling to save humanity from the rising darkness. This is not at all true; it is yet another common assumption drawn from the legend. In actuality, the darkness actually invigorated the constantly warring countries, causing much, much more blood to be spilled upon the dying plains of this planet than before.
But this is not yet another copy of the legend, vague and unclear on these events. Nor does this contain the beliefs of man. This is the true story of the Light Warriors and their deeds.
This is beyond the legend.
darkness. The wind stops,
the sea is wild,
and the earth begins to rot.
The people wait,
their only hope, a prophecy...
'When the world is in darkness
Four Warriors will come...'
After a long journey, four
young warriors arrive,
each holding an Orb."
So the legend begins. As it continues, this tale tells of how the Light Warriors came with the Orbs of Light, saved the monster-infested world one piece at a time, and so forth. But who were they, these warriors of legend? Some envision them as stone-faced, fearless heroes, who fought in the name of true justice. Nonetheless, they were not. They were mortals as you or I. True, the Orbs distinguished them from the rest for their purity, but this did not make them superior in any supernatural way.
And what of the towns? The legend speaks only of a few of them scattered across the world, desperately fighting off the vicious monsters that plagues them and the rest of the world. Was mankind so young at this time? No. These cities were the capitals of entire countries. Also, some may presume from the story that they were all at peace with each other, all of them struggling to save humanity from the rising darkness. This is not at all true; it is yet another common assumption drawn from the legend. In actuality, the darkness actually invigorated the constantly warring countries, causing much, much more blood to be spilled upon the dying plains of this planet than before.
But this is not yet another copy of the legend, vague and unclear on these events. Nor does this contain the beliefs of man. This is the true story of the Light Warriors and their deeds.
This is beyond the legend.