Author: Dodo Byrde

After the first Terra-Oregon War, sins were conceived, young boys and girls were experimented upon for efficient soldiers, assassins, mages, and spies for the next. Reges Terra had limited success only creating immortal sorceresses. Their expertise in politics made them efficient advisors in courts.

Although two in ten-thousand became sorceresses, the rest died in agony. A different set of experiments in The Oregonian Empire met similar rates of survival.

The boys that survived were immune to poison, disease, sloth along with improved agility and strength. They were trained martial artists, siege technicians, strategists and marksmen. Dissatisfied with the results, a second set of experiments were conducted on the survivors of the first. They double the earned abilities, vigilance and accelerated healing.

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