The Council of the Thirteen Mages did not stop at merely ending the war…
For the wounds left behind by three centuries of bloodshed would not heal by the simple signing of a peace treaty.
They knew that if hatred remained within the hearts of the new generations, it would ignite another war, no matter how much time passed.
For this reason…
A decision was made that changed the face of Aegisor forever.
In the very heart of the continent, on a land meticulously chosen to be far from the borders of all nations, the greatest magical institution in history was erected…
The High School of Magic for Advanced Studies.
It was not just an academy for teaching spells, nor a mere place where mages trained to refine their abilities.
Rather, it was the symbol of the new era.
For the first time, the children of Humans sat alongside the Elves, and Demons stood shoulder to shoulder with Dragons, while Spirits soared among them, passing down knowledge and watching over the harmony of that new world.
Within the walls of the school, it was neither origin nor race that determined a student’s status…
But their talent, their will, and their capacity to understand magic.
In its vast halls, students exchanged their sciences and learned what would have been impossible to acquire had each race remained isolated from the others.
As the years rolled on, the school transformed into a beacon of knowledge, a cradle that produced the greatest mages the Age of Peace had ever known.
Until many began to believe that the Great War had become nothing but a distant memory…
And that the ancient animosities had been buried forever.
However…
There was a truth that no one realized.
The peace that had been painstakingly built upon the ruins of war was far more fragile than it appeared.
At the very moment when the corridors of the school were filled with the laughter and dreams of the students…
The threads of destiny were silently weaving the beginning of a new tragedy.
A tragedy that would not begin on a battlefield…
But from within the walls of this very school.