- The Second Era: The Time of Humans -

The second era is the least clear in the existing records.

In most of the historical documents the time of humans either does not appear, or is touched upon only briefly when covering other eras.

Regardless, this era can still most certainly be called the Time of Humans.

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- The Second Era: The Time of Humans -

The strength of humans is most certainly in their quick growth.

They reproduced and grew much faster into adulthood than the other races.

It was this growth that allowed the humans to take over Atreia.

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- The Second Era: The Time of Humans -

While they founded numerous kingdoms, the only one that was discovered at the Abyss was the ruins of an ancient city known as Roah.

What's surprising is that Roah, massive as it seemed, was only one among many larger human kingdoms.

The only reason the humans were able to become stronger and occupy all of Atreia was due to the stunted growth and development of the Balaur.

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- The Second Era: The Time of Humans -

However, in the latter half of the second era, the Balaur Fregion awakened into a dragon, and an era of darkness began for the humans.

Fregion was once known as the most powerful creature in creation. When he became a dragon, he embarked on a quest to retrieve his original power. He set himself up as ruler over all Balaur, calling himself a Dragon Lord, and began to rally the Balaur around him.

The Balaur, now organized and determined, became stronger, expanded more and reproduced faster.

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- The Second Era: The Time of Humans -

First, scholars were of the opinion that the records of the human kingdoms just hadn't been discovered yet, but this was a misconception. The reason was instead that their history had deliberately not been recorded.

As far as we can tell, the reason for that lies in one human who was born at the end of the second era, known...

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