Nig-Golo, the enchanted land of sorcerers

== Story ==
In the mists of time, a sinister prophecy spoke of the birth of the land of Nig-Golo, a realm forged in the secret and wild folds of nature, where rocks and immense thorns danced in the shadow. The legendary inhabitants of this land, the Nig-Goths, claimed that anyone who dared to cross its borders was doomed to death. Among them, the formidable sorcerer Epinas stumbled upon this enchanting and cursed land by chance, and his heart was inflamed with a devouring passion. For him, conquering the entire universe and destroying the gods of the worlds were his most fervent ambitions.
It is said that Epinas had once crossed swords with King Sahoran of Nadaponia and even faced Artheos, the god of Nazon, in titanic battles. According to the tales of little Cupid, this tyrant even tried to seduce his mother, the goddess Venus, by abducting her from her planet to make her his queen, thus defying Jupiter, Mars, Mercury, and other deities who came to her aid. Despite his failures, Epinas remained determined to obtain the ultimate magical grimoire, for the prophecy stated that whoever possessed it would become the undisputed master of the world.
The angel Louis, fearing that The Grimoire of the fire elves would fall into the wrong hands, decided to entrust it to his most faithful friend, the venerable magician Celestial. In exchange for this precious relic, Celestial swore to protect it with all his might, vowing to keep it in his lineage so that it would never fall into the hands of the power-hungry evildoers. Thus, the destiny of the universe was linked to this ancient promise, and the grimoire remained the eternal guardian of good and light, watching over generations to come.
== Nig-Golo ==
In the eternal mists of a distant land, bathed in the mystical veil of fog, stands Nig-Golo, a realm that no one can penetrate, according to the legends of gods, magicians, and elves. After suffering defeat in many battles, the sorcerer Epinas realized that he and his people were vulnerable. Thus, he set out to fashion a malevolent creature from the most powerful broomsticks, worked in dark flames and black ebony wood, adorned with wild straw. From this union with darkness was born his most sinister creation: a scarecrow named Drockbalas, destined to become the ruthless guardian of Nig-Golo.
Drockbalas, a formidable sentinel, bars the entrance to the realm, confronting anyone who dares to venture into his kingdom with certain death. The inhabitants of Nig-Golo, the Nig-Goths, holders of a magical transformation power, are devoid of ears but wear long black tunics matched with hats of the same shade. They willingly move on long black magic brooms, accompanied by menacing crows, servants of Drockbalas, and obeying the orders of the almighty sorcerer Epinas and his daughter, the witch Coal.
In this land shrouded in shadows, where the sun never deigns to shine, the Nig-Goths engage in violent battles among themselves, and often, their magic is misused. They have even created spells with disastrous consequences, defying any attempt at repair. Their way of life, the number of their members, their meals, and their entertainment remain a total mystery, jealously preserved by these beings of darkness.
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