The tale of 'Flammora'

In the radiant Kingdom of Everbright, there flowed a magical golden liquid, Flammora, which powered carriages, lit lanterns, and kept the kingdom bustling with life. Beloved for its energy, Flammora was drawn from enchanted wells and brought prosperity across the land.

But Flammora had a hidden secret.

Wise sages uncovered a dark truth: Flammora wasn’t just mischievous — it carried danger. Hidden within Flammora was a dark magic capable of bestowing a long-lasting, disabling and often deadly curse on those who touched or breathed in its magical properties too often.​​

The ancient scrolls of Flammora, buried for years in the Kingdom's archives, were retrieved and rewritten to warn the people of its hidden dangers. ​

The Royal Council of Magical Safety decreed: "all sources of Flammora must bear the Labels of Hazard: — sacred warnings and symbols crafted by the Guild of United Nations".

Accordingly, many merchants followed the scriptures and armed their workers and travellers with enchanted Gauntlets of the Knight: protection forged to resist Flammora's potentially explosive spells and defend those wielding these magical covers against its dark alchemy.

Still, not all observed. Some merchants, eager to save small coin or unaware of its dangers, continued to offer Flammora without the sacred labels, or with gloves of weak charm to masquerade protection.

​Thus, from these wells, its invisible danger continued to creep silently and unforeseen — into the lungs of workers and onto the hands of travellers.

Then came the Insurers of the Realm, who directed: "without the sacred signs and magical safeguards, we cannot protect you from Flammora's invisible curse. Should unwarned harm come to you or your people, your shields of liability may shatter".

Realising the peril, the kingdom acted. While the Knights offered the sacred Labels freely to all who sought the protection of enchanted gauntlets, the Insurers of the Realm showed merchants a new path: a path that strengthened their shields, warned their workers and protected the people. They hailed the Guild of Stewards who practiced from the Book of Controlling Hazardous Magic to guide the merchants to prosper safely from Flammora. ​

Henceforth, the kingdom embraced the truth: Flammora’s power must be treated with respect and caution. And so, the wells were marked, safeguards adopted, and the people of Everbright learned to live safely with the magic they once took for granted.

From then on, every drop of Flammora came with a tale of caution and the promise of protection from its harmful spells — and Everbright flourished, wiser and safer than before.