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| - In the beginning, the great deity Soa, the creator, planted a seed into the land of Endiness. The seed grew into a great tree, known as the Divine Tree, which bore 108 fruits. Each of these fruits created a species. The towering, massive Gigantos being the 97th fruit, the small, long-haired Minitos being the 99th fruit, the formidable Dragons being the 105th fruit, the passive, agrarian humans being the 106th fruit, and the magical flying Winglies being he 107th. The fruits fell from the tree and took their places in the land of Endiness, filling the once-barren land with bountiful life. The 108th fruit, the final fruit of the Divine Tree, was known as the God of Destruction, who was yet to have been born. Believing that their magic made them superior to all species, the Winglies developed a craving for power, and took over. They destroyed many of the 107 species living in the land, and enslaved the humans. For hundreds of years the human race was servent to the magical Winglies in their five cities: Deningrad, the Birth City; Aglis, the Magical City; Zenebatos, the Law City; Mayfil, the Death City; and Kadessa, the Royal Wingly Capital. These cities floated on clouds high in the air, along with many Wingly fortresses such as Flanvel. The humans were at the mercy of the Winglies, led by Melbu Frahma, who carried with him a magical orb from which he could obtain unlimited magical power. Then, one day, led by the human monarch Diaz, the humans attacked the Winglies. The war that broke out from this became known as the Dragon Campaign. Of the army, there were seven warriors who had obtained the power of Dragons, who were known as the Dragoons. With the strength of Dragons by their side, the human army attacked the Wingly cities. The Winglies, fearing this would be the end, harnessed the power of the mighty Virages. However, even the power of the Virages were no match for those of the Dragons. The Dragoon Leader, the Red-Eye, attacked Melbu Frahma, killing him, yet sacrificing himself for his deed. Many lives were lost during the Dragon Campaign, including those of the seven Dragoons. 10,000 years later, the Dragoon spirits find new masters, starting a new chapter in the Legend.
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