Notes

(SARYA)


Once upon a time, there was a half-elf named Belynore. His father was a human fighter from a small town known as Gazan, while his mother was an elf from the kingdom of Hao Nalare. Growing up, Aric was exposed to both the martial discipline of his father and the natural magic of his mother.

As he grew older, Belynore became fascinated with the art of invention and magic. He spent years studying and experimenting, honing his skills as an artificer. He became known for his talents and was sought out by many for his unique creations.

One day, a soldier came up with a letter from his father and told him to his father is found dead at Tuzlutepeler ve Buzlutepeler. In letter, he says:
"Dear Belynore, if you reading this letter, I am probably dead and I failed to save my homeland Gazan. Son, you should tak over my mission. As you know, the people in Gazan are suffering and they are needy. I know that you have great potential and it is time to show your potential to the world. But don't forget that you should be patient. There is a long road ahead to realize our goal. I sacrificed my whole life to save my homeland but there will be no memorial about me or no written story. But i believe that you will be successful and your name will be written in gold onto monuments. And you will make your ancestors proud includng me son. You do not need to worry about your mother, she can protect herself. Be careful, I will be always with you.

Ludwig from Gazan,
"
After reading this mail, Belynore decided to go Gazan and he will decide what he should do after the visit. At the beginning her mother confronted but Belynore convinced her to accept. He went to Gazan with a cavalry and saw the people who lives under extremely bad conditions. It upseted him and made him to run away to the port of Gazan. He saw a ship with a worn banner says "Ejder Festivali". He approached to the ship and saw a little man. He talked with him about the festival and after that he decided to go the festival to find a way to make money and to meet foreign people.