Wol

**Wol** is a high elf who lives in the Lean Nou Forest, an elf sanctuary, in the Qua-Toyne Principality.

## Personality

Wol is a male high elf. His actual age is over 100 years old. As residents of the sacred land, he is familiar with the legend of the Emissaries of the Sun God, and when Meena and Wol saw the similarities between the Japanese helicopter and the national flag and the legend, they were so nervous.

## Chronology

### Japanese-Parpaldian War Arc

At the entrance to the Lean Nou Forest, the two high elves, Meena and Wol, who spent most of their lives deep within the forest, waited for the Japanese arriving.

Wol muttered that he didn't like letting humans into the holy land. In all his life, he had never seen any race other than elves enter the forest. Throughout all of history, the first and last time it happened had been when the coalition of races used the Lean Nou Forest, and then called the Sacred Forest, as their final bastion against the demon lord’s invasion, back when the elves’ god still lived among them. Now, races other than elves didn’t particularly have any reason to enter the forest, except perhaps if there were an emergency. Meena warned him that their guests were not regular humans, but they were from Japan. She informed him that they rescued Qua-Toyne from Louria’s invasion, and they also helped their elves when they were being chased by Louria's cavalry while evacuating from their village. Meena also heard that Japan was the one who defeated the resurrected Demon Lord Nosgorath in the Topa Kingdom. Wol made him carefree that Japan had defeated it, but it was also suspicious that the demon lord revived.

While the two argued, they heard a sound like something chopping the air. They turned to look at the source of that sound. They saw the Japan’s vehicle, a helicopter by their first time. They met Japanese archaeologist, Nakamura and his research team and leaded them hiking to the Lean Nou Forest.

Two hours later, the Japanese investigation team was completely exhausted and Meena laughed them that he thought they are warriors who defeated the Louria Kingdom and saved the Topa Kingdom from the demon lord, so this is somewhat unexpected. Nakamura spoke her that his compass just spun in circles here, without a guide they would never have been able to get anywhere. Meena explained him that this place was used as the last stronghold for the coalition of races in the age of myth after they had been invaded by the demon lord’s armies. She warned him if he could not hear the forest’s voice, he would quickly find himself lost. They kept walking

Thirty minutes later, they arrived at a grass-covered, dome-shaped building. Meena looked back and began to recite a retrospective explanation about the Messengers of the Sun. She put a hand on the grass and chanted something arcane. The grass covering the building began to wriggle and move, opening to reveal an entrance. They went inside. The investigation team stared at it. The elves’ treasure was used during the age of myth, a divine flying ship. Meena, concerned at the Japanese investigation team’s strange reaction, asked them something was wrong with their treasure, but they were so surprised. The Japanese investigation team had frozen solid; it didn’t appear that any of them heard Meena’s question.

Much to their shock, the divine ship was turned out to be the **Mitsubishi A6M Type Zero Model 21 fighter** **aircraft**, indicating that the Emissaries of the Sun God were none other than a company of Imperial Japanese Army soldiers back in WW2.