Chapter 5: In rebel territory there is no God and no law.

Part 1: The call of mother earth.

A voice traveled through the Indigo peninsula, andtheir peoples received the message: the leader or the warrior chief of each of the populations had to appear in Jipai, the city of the forest, where elves and natives coexist near the sacred tree (The tree of water ), whose sap is a sure cure.

Kalli Bon Jipai, expert healer, time warrior and priestess of mother earth, raised her voice so that the representatives of the sons and daughters of mother earth would come there.

From the Indigo Valley, the priestesses sent Chief Abor and half-elf Pythoness Diane to represent them. This town is characterized by being strong and its weapons are made based on magical elements extracted from the bones of magical creatures. They do not usually wear armor and are mostly half-elves, a cross between the natives and the forest elves.

From Solarium they sent the priest Yguar, a native of the children of the sun, who wielded offensive solar magic. Solar magic is quite powerful. The priest had the bracelet of the solar ray, which is a precious jewel of the children of the sun of the inner bay.

From Ygenivia, his important Khana (queen), known as Ygeni Itxion, sent her first-born, Galbion Itxion, who had the spear of the sun, one of the precious treasures of the children of the sun of the coast, and to Meli Itxion, the highest level warrior of that town.

There are four native peoples, with six women and men who would be part of the defense plan. Why? Well, because 1000 warriors dressed in iron armor were observed crossing the Indigo River.

Among those iron warriors was someone who did not wear armor and who apparently bore the mark of mother earth and the undefeated sun.

If so, would the cycle of change observed every millennium begin, would it be its leader and would it lead to a victory? Or would it just give them a delusion?