World / Setting

The Circle Of Kingdoms-Introduction

The circle of kingdoms is quite literally how it sounds, with 7 kingdoms making up the circle. The isle of Irene, Dragon Thorn, Bunny Town, Spirit Forest, Volcano Hills, Cosmic City, and Evergreen. The circle of kingdoms was created due to a celestial event, which also gave mysterious powers of seemingly no origin to the royals of each kingdom, passed down to generations of royals.

The Isle of Irene

Named after the royal family and located in the middle of the circle of kingdoms. Twylar’s home kingdom. Everything about this kingdom seems to be light blue, from the Irene palace to the royal’s clothes. The Irene family have all been taught a specialized spell to trap anyone in stone, using a blue tree named “The Cursed Blue”. This spell was used by Twylar’s grandfather to trap Camilla in stone. Cutting down this blue tree will undo the spell, which was how Twylar and her friends saved Camilla.

Dragon Thorn

Dragon Thorn is at the top of the circle, and close neighbors with The Isle of Irene, Volcano Hills and Bunny town. The color theme for this kingdom seems to be bright red, the opposite of The Isle of Irene’s blue. When their ruler dies, they hold a festival called “Rose Regalia”, which means mourning the loss of their past ruler and celebrating their new one. Twylar ran into a Rose Regalia festival on accident when she and her friends were trying to steal the Ocean’s heart from Shavanii. Dragon Thorn also happens to be where The Legends met Zilas.

Bunny Town

Bunny Town is Estella’s home kingdom, and, strangely, is fully inhabited by talking rabbits. Even though they may seem cute, their army is the most formidable in all the circle of kingdoms. With Estella’s father recently passing, her vegetarian fox cousin became queen. It seems the celestial event which brought magic to the royals didn’t just apply to humans. For The Legends, Bunny Town is a second home for them as they refuge from King William.

Spirit Forest

The Spirit Forest isn’t really a kingdom, but technically is. Ruled by spirit chief Paris, everyone who lives in this forest is a spirit of either an element or anything, such as spirit of spring (Celestial) or spirit of sun. It is said anyone with a good heart who enters the forest will not be harmed but welcomed warmly and even given the option to become a spirit themselves. Anyone bad, however, will be dealt with by the judging spirit.

Evergreen

Evergreen isn’t really a kingdom either, it’s the gate out into the real world. Evergreen is a bustling city, where Linda came from. Many Evergreen adventurers have tried bringing magic to the outside world and Evergreen itself, but, for some reason, all magic shuts off when one exits the circle of kingdoms. Must be because of the range of that celestial event.

Cosmic City

Cosmic City is Alexander’s home kingdom. The air seems to be polluted with the royal’s magic, giving it a purplish tint. The roads are twisted, the people twisted, and everything screams Alice in Wonderland. Queen Amber was once sent to Cosmic City, (Full story revealed in book 2) which is where she learned a special fighting/defense move called “Eleanor’s dance”.

Volcano Hills

Volcano Hills looks exactly like its name. It hosts many active volcanoes, but their eruptions aren’t that big of a deal like they would be in the real world due to magic. Volcano Hills mirrors the Wild West, but the people aren’t exactly friendly either.