The War of the Methi

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The War of the Methi recounts an ancient conflict between two brother princes during a time when only two supercontinents existed, floating on a vast ocean after the primordial Earth had fractured. This war led to a significant fragmentation within the once-unified ruling clan, the House of Uraris, renowned for its dominance over the supercontinent of Mighty Atlantis. The conflict ignited when Prince Armadis, feeling unjustly deprived of his rightful kingship following their father's death, made a fateful decision that plunged the kingdom of Methiolae and Mighty Atlantis into chaos. The consequences of this war were dire, not only destabilizing their world but also casting a long shadow over future generations, influencing the modern world in profound ways. As time progressed, a second war, mirroring the ancient conflict, became necessary to resolve lingering grievances between the opposing factions, both in the physical and supernatural realms. This was a pivotal moment agreed upon in ancient times, with hopes of restoring the lost glory of the Methi Ones Of Old, a revered group from that era.