The Twilight Revolutions

Revolution

Li Ĉŕili Osrá, "the Twilight Revolutions." While the events may have pushed the Timberlands into an era of cultural restoration. You must know that the Dagomári's rise came at the cost of the Fourth Ynellian Empire. A collapse, which they were not wholly responsible for, further propelled the mainland into veritable chaos.

 

The Dagomári were just one of many. Many waves that could no longer tolerate the wall that was Ynellians' hubris.

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The Twilight Revolutions

Know well that if the Cerulean Dawn brought about generations of absolute supremacy, the Age of Lost Dreams was a sorrowful submission. It was a bitter tide laying a harsh servitude upon the bones of its people. Is it no wonder? Its end came about by a bloody revolution.   When the Twilight Revolutions befell the Timberlands, the order of the Scarlet Throne lay broken, like shackles thrown asunder. This schism of the Red Royal, though not the central cause of the conflicts that would follow, greatly affected the landscape of the Timberlands.   However, to this day, many historians point to Li Búlssatel in Peve Ársoda (the Massacre at Ársoda Tower) as the defining factor.   It was a most heinous act. One, no many, which saw thousands upon thousands of Dagomári males butchered. Young and old. Their eversouls maimed to form blasphemous tomes in the name of D́amhl li Umsrev̂el Vetlá (D́amhl the Twisted Fox), the last Aristocrat of the Timberlands. He was naught more than a beast; savage, power-mad, and hungry.   It was his hands that slaughtered many innocents in the name of the Scarlet Throne. A righteous flame swallowed the hearts of Ashborn, severing the chains that lay upon the Dagomári. The fourteen tribes gathered under the banner of their ancestors, dethroning D́amhl in 4111 C.O.   Chaos reigned freely, darkness strode over the ash-green forests, and monstrous beasts hid in the shadows. Yet the Ynellian of the Scarlet Throne ruled them no more. As D́amhl's foolish head rolled, the Timberlands were free once more.