They were already followers of the New Gods, living in tandem with nature. A group of individuals with their own rites and beliefs. Those nobles and their followers had split with Elintor - And the fact that some Tolranian lords opposed these endless wars - made them sympathize and protect each other.Īs they settled down, they discovered people living in the woods nearby. After all, the Tolranians came to Perisno for the same reason. The splinter group were left in peace - A peace which allowed them to flourish, taking advantage of their good relations with a few Tolranian lords to establish trade routes. Neither Elintor or other factions thought it worthwhile to devote resources into hunting them. They were only considered another band of outlaws. The isolation they chose protected them from the persecution of Elintor and other kingdoms, as planned. They quickly vanished into the great woods on the Elintor border, adjoining the territories later inhabited by the Hakkon, finally settling at the base of the mountains. Elintor, constantly at war, was too preoccupied to stop the deserter’s exodus from Forniron. They decided it was better to live a poor and simple life rather than be invaders and power hungry plunderers in territory that wasn’t their own. In the year 323, a few Elintoran nobles concluded that ceaseless wars and fruitless negotiations, led only by the intention to continue the bloodshed for the sake of honor, could no longer be their way and couldn’t provide the future they dreamed of for their people. The Realm of the Falcon seceded from Elintor in the early days of its founding, when the Naphali first began asserting themselves more and more.
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