Green Division: Sylvaneth/titans

== Titans ==
There was something, something that once roamed the lands of Prismos. These beings stalked within the tall trees and rolling hills, wandering, hunting, eating their fill. They were the source of every child’s fear of the dark. They seemed to exist only to spite us– as a twisted stepping stone the beauty and abundance our ancestors found in the world around them. 
Generation after generation, lived in fear until the bravest and wisest of the ancients found a way to beat them. Through divine arts, they trapped the titans within the trunks of the great trees of Sylvaneth– never again to trouble mankind, so long as the titans stood their guard.
Yet the spirits of death, destruction, and dire circumstances, remained away in the hearts of life’s greatest conquests. 
From within they could do us no harm - only watch and seethe as humanity flourished, spreading further than they could ever imagine. So long have they have been hidden away, so well have they been kept, that almost all have forgotten them. 
We now live in a world grown comfortable and joyous, no longer remembering what once hid in the corners of our vision, hunting us from the shadows. Only echoes of them remain - stories old and new of monsters and boogeymen, rattling through our collective consciousness in warning.
But now, the world changes again. The old arts that bound them are lost, and those who once guarded the imprisoning groves have largely vanished, their lines of succession broken by conflict, imperialism or some other calamity.
Winds blow hot and dry as our world warms, and the forests begin to burn. We finally start to see the inevitable consequence of decades spent poorly managing the woods and greedily consuming the black ichor of earth.
Those of us who remember the terrible truth try to keep the fires from the groves to stop them from cracking open from the trees that house mankind’s oldest and patient of predators. But we are few, and the flames are too many to count. We fight with all we have, but it is not enough.