The first people appear in the world
Welcoming the new arrivals in the world, the Daschee decide to share their understanding of the vast magic of this world with the followers of the Six.
Eager to learn, the still mortal Zecod goes to study with the Daschee, together with his loyal group of followers.
The Daschee warn the other ancient races of the danger the mortal's reckless use of magic could pose. They get no support for any radical actions, however.
Most of the Dashee disappear from the world, taking with them large amounts of magic from the areas where the mortals live.
The mortal races witness their offsprings changing, adapting to the new, magically poor lands. They have less longevity and their features change. They would develop into very different species, formed through nature and after the image of the six.
I like the main beats of the story as an explanation of magic fading from the world or being different from an earlier age! Here's some minor notes: "One day, they would tell, the Daschee would return when the mortal races are" - "they would tell" reads a bit weird. Who tells that? I'd go with something like "the legends go" or something. " Daschee display a very protective stance towards these artifacts." - Stance reads as a strange word to use here. I understand the intent behind it, but the sentence looks a bit odd to me. "are protective" or something like that might read a bit smoother? What happened to the other ancient races when the Daschee absorbed all the magic in the world?
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