The Wild Ones

Three gods created the world of Zoria. They were Volia, Viyna, and Myr. Volia wanted the horses he created to be free and independent. In the horses he created he put this. Myr wanted her horses to be peaceful and loving, and so it was in her horses. But Viyna wanted them to be power-hungry, and this he put in his horses. The two brothers, Volia and Viyna argued over the horses Viyna created. Viyna claimed that they would never amount to anything if they did not want power. Volia wanted all of them to be content and happy. Myr tried to calm her brothers, but she failed miserably. The two brothers started creating horses like mad to raise an army to fight each other. The war came soon. Horse flesh went against horse flesh and thousands of horses perished. For years Volia and Viyna created horses to send against the other. But because of the nature of the horses, Viyna was winning. Volia saw this and begged Myr to help. The compassionate sister denied Volia’s wishes for five years until the last battle. As Volia’s horses perished to the non-merciful Viyna army, Myr decided something must be done. Myr’s horses ran and created a wall of black stone, and then they pushed Viyna’s army behind it and sealed it. In the center of the Black Land, she created a special chamber for Viyna himself. She locked him in the room to forever be held, but this greatly weakened her forever. Now, for many years, the horses of Volia and Myr have lived peacefully, like any horses, in the beautiful land of Zoria. But Viyna was not to be quieted forever. A rumble has been heard in the Black Land, and in the wall of black stone, a doorway had been carved. Viyna’s horses have been released onto the world. This time Myr has refused to help at all, for the last time she was wounded too greatly, but what about her horses? Will Viyna be released? Will Volia emerge victorious again? Will there ever truly be peace?

The Wild Ones
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Starwater Pond: Windstar Mystical River: Blizzard Squirrel Creek: Spirit of the River Howling Cliffs: Necromantic East End: Dark Fire	Three gods created the world of Zoria. They were Volia, Viyna, and Myr. Volia wanted the horses he created to be free and independent. In the horses he created he put this. Myr wanted her horses to be peaceful and loving, and so it was in her horses. But Viyna wanted them to be power-hungry, and this he put in his horses. The two brothers, Volia and Viyna argued over the horses Viyna created. Viyna claimed that they would never amount to anything if they did not want power. Volia wanted all of them to be content and happy. Myr tried to calm her brothers, but she failed miserably. The two brothers started creating horses like mad to raise an army to fight each other. The war came soon. Horse flesh went against horse flesh and thousands of horses perished. For years Volia and Viyna created horses to send against the other. But because of the nature of the horses, Viyna was winning. Volia saw this and begged Myr to help. The compassionate sister denied Volia’s wishes for five years until the last battle. As Volia’s horses perished to the non-merciful Viyna army, Myr decided something must be done. Myr’s horses ran and created a wall of black stone, and then they pushed Viyna’s army behind it and sealed it. In the center of the Black Land, she created a special chamber for Viyna himself. She locked him in the room to forever be held, but this greatly weakened her forever. Now, for many years, the horses of Volia and Myr have lived peacefully, like any horses, in the beautiful land of Zoria. But Viyna was not to be quieted forever. A rumble has been heard in the Black Land, and in the wall of black stone, a doorway had been carved. Viyna’s horses have been released onto the world. This time Myr has refused to help at all, for the last time she was wounded too greatly, but what about her horses? Will Viyna be released? Will Volia emerge victorious again? Will there ever truly be peace?	God of Freedom: Volia Gow of Peace: Myr
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