Books, Stories and Other Non-/Canonical Info

Within this page, you will find many of the stories written by the Original Arkiynia authors, books involved, made or mentioned in the universe or miscellanious information that will help fill gaps or provide extra information required to fully understand the universe, such as languages.

## Stories

### Non-Canonical

#### Malaktavi Douta

Authored by La Volpe's creator, Malaktavi Douta, which translates to Eternally Yours, is a non-canonical Prologue-esque story that details the actions taken by the Arkiynia Crew and other characters before the main setting of the story, which would be written throughout 2017 and 2018. Picturing the rocky relationships between all future members of the Arkiynia Crew the story is primarily centred around all of the characters banding together in unusual circumstances, including Leonardox and Kayne Xiao creating weapons for La Volpe, Windy murdering Frost Abyss members and targets and La Volpe and Windy's confrontation near the Eternal Lakes.

At the end of the story, La Volpe's creator urges its readers to make their mark on Arkiynia, to write their own stories. They end the story with a message written in Draconic, one of the languages featured prominently in the story.

#### Dijalf

Likewise authored by La Volpe's creator, Difalf, or Deal, is a non-canonical epilogue-esque story detailing a drastic shift of location and mentality of all the main characters. Similarly, the genre takes a dramatic shift from a Fantasical Adventure to more of a Psychological Drama, as the main characters develop heavily emotionally and historically. Within this story, the Arkiynia Crew, fresh of the Dimesional War between Arkiynia and Draere, as Anikyria had not been set as the realm, and rather a neighbouring country, would move to Anikyria, starting anew albeit with trauma and much more serious tone.

While the story itself is incomplete, it would show major character development, and growth of the initial crew to include the children of Windy and La Volpe. La Volpe would marry an assassin known as Sachiko, an attempted murderer of him; Sachiko was originally a member of the now-defunct Kitsune Assassins, and was adapted for this story by the author. TBA

## Canon Info

### Languages

Arkiynia is home to many different languages, used by all forms of life in the world. Many residents will speak one or two, however some may learn three or more. Notably, Arkiynia Crew members Windy, La Volpe and Leonardox Xiao all speak a minimum 2 languages.

#### Arkiynian

The main language of Arkiynia, simplified to English for authors/readers sake. This language is universal within Arkiynia, with very few not having learnt to speak it. Adapted from Etrearen, Arkiynian is much less formal, and struggles to find words within other common languages, such as Elvish (see below).

#### Elvish

Perhaps the second most common language, Elvish has lasted for centuries and while it is nearly understood within the whole realm, many within do not still understand it. However, between all the Elven tribes, they all share the same language. A musical and almost fluidic language, Elvish is regarded as "the Artist's..." or "the Superior's..." language., mostly by Elves themselves; it is also a proud language, hence the egotistical regards.

#### Draconian

The Dragonspeak. Spoken by the dragons that would grace the other races with communication, the reptilian language consists of various hiss-enhanced growls, "V" and "S" oriented words. While rare, it is one of the most important languages in Anikyria, as it is the primary language of scholars' documents, and is often used for documents of top-secret or high-importance for anyone fluent.

#### Kitsia

The language of the Kitsunes. Very much an artistic and fluid language, it is regarded as one of, if not the hardest, language in Anikyria to learn, let alone speak. Very few non-Kitsune have ever managed to become fluent in Kitsia, with even the most accomplished linguists and scholars failing to learn it effectively

#### Etrian Liaps

The Language of Magick, Etrian Liaps, of the old Etrearen language, translates to "Caster Call", and is used when sorcerors of all kinds wish to cast their distinctive magicks. A large and extremely functional language, many attempt to learn it, only to accidentally cast a spell that could possibly put them in danger or outright destroy them. As such, scholars have deemed the Langauge only to be learnt within appropriate chambers and under supervision of at least 2 accomplished Sorcerors