Races

Races are the different categories that make up the mortal population of the mortal realms. Every character falls into one of these categories with the exceptions of the halfbreeds, who are a mixture of two or more. There are approximately seven races, each with their unique culture and attributes.

### The Humarians

The Humarian race is relatively simple, practically the same as our own human race, hence the name "Humarian". Humarians in summary, are a neutral race that is hellbent on reaping the benefits of siding with the other races, not taking action in the Mythrian Massacre. Humarians speak in the language "Hylicius", the global tongue that's their version of English. There were once Humarians that spoke different tongues, but eventually, Hylicius won them over and the other languages died out.

The typical Humarian is expected to follow the rules of their leader, King Malcion. Rather than have an emperor, Humarians opted for a monarchy and formed what is now called Humalia on the continent Hyathyme. Humarians are rebellious by nature, forming the "lesser dystopia" in the world, having been divided over whether or not they should join the Elves and go to war. Humarian culture used to be very diverse before The Divine Divide (when Falavaze was divided into its present-day continents), but they have only two cultures left, Aysiyian and Hyathimian.

### The Elvish/Elven/Elvenfolk

The Elves go by many names, but are primarily called Elven when used in plural form. Elves are the most emotional race in the realm of Falavaze, speaking Ryadel (a fancy way the Elves say 'Elvish'). Elves are a warrior-race that conquered the majority of Hyathyme, claiming the islands that are within reach. The Elven culture is very diverse and accepting, with meat being their primary diet due to the amount of protein they need to retain their muscular nature. Elves care for the forest, with some having the ability to increase the rate of which plants grow.

Elves didn't hesitate to assist the Mythrians when they were targeted for genocide, creating a strong, near-unbreakable bond between the two races. Elves hate the Humarian race for their lack of action to help the situation with the war and reject the idea of technological advancements due to their strained relationship with the notorious, scientific-race, the Eru. They are the strongest military force in the realm, but because of their lack of science, have not won over the Eru's smaller, but smarter army. Elves follow a monarchy as well, led by their leader Emperor Neioth Mangler, a peaceful ruler who longs to end all suffering on a global scale, but will not hesitate to go to war should an ally be threatened.

### The Eru

The antithesis to the Elves, the Eru are the smartest race in the entire realm. They are run by a totalitarian government, led by their head, Emperor Ludere. The Eru race is not emotionally intelligent as they struggle to grasp the concept of sadness, happiness or fulfilment. They abide by stone-cold logic and reasoning, having no intolerance for "imperfections" like fictional stories, emotion or individuality as a whole. People of the Eru race are watched in their own homes, deprived of privacy except for the nobles, who earned enough respect of the emperor to be allowed to be alone. However, anyone is liable to death should they discuss an opinion that the rest don't agree with.

The Eru were the ones who initiated the war between the races, despising the Mythrians for their "primitive tendencies" such as telling stories and trying to inspire others to find who they were. In addition, the Eru hold a grudge against the Mythrians for eating them when the Mythrians had no soul and were animalistic. Even after they apologized and helped the Eru, the Eru couldn't let it go and started polluting the waters, killing off the Mythrians' cousins, the Submerged. The Eru speak Lyebir, a language written with interconnected dots that mimicked morse code to deprive any remaining creativity.