At the start of Artificium, Adrius of Skybreak walked into every Council
and City on Aetherius. Many were confused to see him, mostly Ithaqua,
who were rather surprised by his mage-like looks, but his friendly
demeanour.

Going first to Khandava, he spoke to Adelena, followed by Aleutia. Then
he traveled to Celidon and Andrea, Kinsarmar and Nlelith, Ithaqua and
Hibou and Stavenn and Evijan. Everywhere he came, he brought a message
of peace and understanding. He told everyone what they wanted to hear,
plus explaining the story of the Aeromancers.

The Story of the Aeromancers started shortly after the creation of the
Mages. What exactly happened is lost to the mists of time, but all agree
that Randero Gaerden got a vision of three beings that were called the
Furies. There were three Furies, which led him to the site where now the
City of Skybreak stands.
Shortly after Adrius had led several people to his ruler, Jaenas the
Hierophant, confusion began. Datur, a kohdon, had come to Khandava and
explained that his people were enslaved. Aleutia, Gilot and Maiken set
out to destroy Skybreak, and found it located beneath the Heartlands.
They succeeded quite a bit. They argued and fought with the Hierophant
of Skybreak.

Several rulers or at least representatives were sent to Skybreak, and
several of them clashed or at least squabbled. Many people were outraged
as to the strange signals coming from the new City of Sky. However with
some research it was found out that the Aeromancers did not fully agree
with each other. Many words were exchanged, but it mostly ended without
bloodshed.

Jaenas has struck a deal with Xohln and Andrea, because of a passionate
plea from Xohln concerning the kohdon. No person shall enter the City of
Skybreak without the chance of being attacked. Due to some Planar
interference the powers of the Aeromancers are limited, and both sides
will look at solutions to make it stop. The Hierophant will commune with
the Furies and speak to the elders to see what he can do about the
slavery.

Penned by my hand on the 3rd of Bellum, in the year 596 AD.