Legend of the Guardians of Xadia

by Wildgirl6

For much of his life, Callum and Ezran heard stories about the Guardians of Xadia. Unfortunately, one night, Callum becomes captured by High mage Viren, for he is the first human Sky mage. Together, he and Zym escaped with a band of Moonshadow elves and, with the help of Ezran, Nyx, Pyrrah, and other Guardians-in-training, set out to seek out the Guardians of Xadia.

1. Prologue

Legend tells of a band of noble draconic and elven warriors, known as the Guardians of Xadia. A ancient order led by a king or queen of the dragons, who arose in the old times, back when there were only the six primal sources of magic. The Sun. The Moon. The Stars. The Earth. The Sky. And the Ocean. Whenever trouble is in hand, seek them out, for they are sworn to protect Xadia and all who live in it.

Under their protection, the residents of Xadia lived together in harmony. Safe and guarded from both Xadian-born threats and humans who were banished to the west as punishment for the development of Dark Magic by a human mage, for it uses the essence within magical creatures themselves to unleash dark power. And thus the continent is divided into two. In the east, the magical lands of Xadia. And in the west, the human kingdoms.

For centuries, the king of the dragons and current leader of the Guardians himself, Avizandum, defended the border. The humans called him "Thunder" for when he spoke, his voice shook the Earth and the Sky.

Unfortunately, everything changed when the humans crossed into Xadia and used unspeakable Dark Magic to slay Avizandum. Then, without mercy, they destroyed his only egg, his heir, the Dragon Prince.

Now, the world stands on the edge of all-out war.

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The prologue itself is basically a combination of the show's opening prologue, the start of the second trailer of Legend of the Guardians, and the intro of Avatar: the last Airbender.

I also imagined it was narrated by Rayla, instead of Aaravos, much like how Katara narrated the opening of Avatar: the last Airbender. What do you think?