Post by The Shadow Admin on Dec 23, 2008 9:02:47 GMT -8
Have you ever wanted to know why werewolves and vampires don't get along? Well it's time you did. The stories go back to before history…
It was a long time ago, longer now then it seems, but in this time there were three powers: the Lycans, children of Fenris and Skadi; the Methuselah, descended from Dracula and Lilith; and Terrans, descendants of Adam and Eve.
They all lived in happy bliss, until one Methuselah started to envy the Lycans and the Terrans, for they did not need to drink the blood of lower things in order to survive. This Methuselah’s name was Cain. His war started when he killed his twin brother Abel and he blamed Volk, the leader of the Lycans, for this crime.
The Terrans, being the wisest and most knowledgeable of the three races, took it upon themselves to find the true killer of Abel. However, before the Terrans could finish their Inquisition, the Methuselah had started Cain's war against the Lycans. To try and slow this war, the Terrans placed an unbreakable curse on the Methuselah: if any Methuselah is caught outside in the daylight, they will die and turn to dust. Both the Lycans and the Methuselah were banished from human civilization. This curse had a huge price on the Terrans – they would have to give up all their wisdom and knowledge, causing their evolution of civilization to be backed up to the base instincts, forcing them to start over as primitive cave people.
But this, the truth, became legend, the legend became myth, and then the myth became lost. Unbeknownst to the Terrans, now humans, the curse that held the Lycans and the Methuselah away from their cities was weakening, and those species infiltrated them, acting as part of their society. The humans had no memory of the curse their ancestors had made so long ago; they could do nothing about it, and were unaware of the intruders.
Until the first day of the New Year in 2009, some human archeologists found what look like two men in the ice, but they did not know what they had done to the peace of the world…
The two men were none other than Cain and Volk, just the revolutionaries the Lycans and the Methuselah in hiding needed to once again begin their war. And this time, aware or not of the wrong they had inflicted, the Terrans were going to be a part of it too.
It was a long time ago, longer now then it seems, but in this time there were three powers: the Lycans, children of Fenris and Skadi; the Methuselah, descended from Dracula and Lilith; and Terrans, descendants of Adam and Eve.
They all lived in happy bliss, until one Methuselah started to envy the Lycans and the Terrans, for they did not need to drink the blood of lower things in order to survive. This Methuselah’s name was Cain. His war started when he killed his twin brother Abel and he blamed Volk, the leader of the Lycans, for this crime.
The Terrans, being the wisest and most knowledgeable of the three races, took it upon themselves to find the true killer of Abel. However, before the Terrans could finish their Inquisition, the Methuselah had started Cain's war against the Lycans. To try and slow this war, the Terrans placed an unbreakable curse on the Methuselah: if any Methuselah is caught outside in the daylight, they will die and turn to dust. Both the Lycans and the Methuselah were banished from human civilization. This curse had a huge price on the Terrans – they would have to give up all their wisdom and knowledge, causing their evolution of civilization to be backed up to the base instincts, forcing them to start over as primitive cave people.
But this, the truth, became legend, the legend became myth, and then the myth became lost. Unbeknownst to the Terrans, now humans, the curse that held the Lycans and the Methuselah away from their cities was weakening, and those species infiltrated them, acting as part of their society. The humans had no memory of the curse their ancestors had made so long ago; they could do nothing about it, and were unaware of the intruders.
Until the first day of the New Year in 2009, some human archeologists found what look like two men in the ice, but they did not know what they had done to the peace of the world…
The two men were none other than Cain and Volk, just the revolutionaries the Lycans and the Methuselah in hiding needed to once again begin their war. And this time, aware or not of the wrong they had inflicted, the Terrans were going to be a part of it too.