A year after the second invasion, the Primis called a meeting. He wanted to discuss everything that was going on with the other deities. Just for this reason, they had already created a white castle on a cloud that floated around the sky. It was supposed to look like any other cloud, but one of the avians caught a glimpse of the top as it curved around Earth, while flying at ten thousand meters. This is what spawned the belief of heaven.

Primis congratulated the deities on a job well done. With the near destruction of Lychnus, The Coalition used all of its resources to invent and improve things. Without the deity’s assistance, farmers had begun to use fertilizer; they spread clay and manure into their fields to help replenish the nutrients. With this discovery, each farmer was able to produce much more food, allowing more people to pursue other vocations without fear of starvation.

The elves had begun to improve their bows. By using their magic, they curved tree branches into the correct shape. This increased the strength of each bow, as it was bent into its shape naturally.

The species that showed the most improvement, however, was the dwarves. They improved their smelting skills and created better tools. They used these tools to mine deep into the mountains, creating a maze of tunnels. Some of them were expanded to create vast caves, which were used to house the dwarven population. The most amazing part, however, was the houses. As they created the caves, the dwarves left chunks of rock alone. When the caves were complete, they carved the chunks out to create stone houses! They were extremely durable, and being in caves meant that they were protected from the weather. Each house could last a family hundreds of years, saving the dwarves a lot of time and resources.

“To conclude, everything is going exactly as planned!” -Primis

“Yeah, but there’s one problem; with the loss of the two armies, I have very few people left! I don’t know if they can muster up enough soldiers for another attack!” -Exitium

That is a problem. I wonder what the deities will do...