Genius, loyal, leader, failure, pathetic, and traitor, these were the titles given to Dru, the head Artist. It was at the ‘Fall of the Magister’ that Dru had been rebuked by the rest of the peoples of Charhem Keep. Hated or not, in King Jesper’s leave, he was in charge, but he would never show his face in public. There are many ways that the tale of the battle is told, one is told in a way that shows Dru being a fearsome leader, having retreated due to his army being slaughtered. The more commonly told version, is the one where Dru fled in fear, taking his army with him to a nearby pass out of the land, only to be attacked by another army, leaving only Dru alive. Both stories are flawed, for history is written by the victors. Each version of the story involves the death of the Magister, a beloved warrior who could fix the wrongs of the world. Most believe he fell because the wrongs of the world were simply too much, that the people of Lumeria had strayed too far from the path. The Magister, was more than a warrior, he was like a god, he was a person born with the soul of each Realm, he had the powers of each Nation, but as what was discovered by Dru, he was possible to kill. The body of the Magister had been buried in the Silver Tundra, for no man would ever dig it up, and the body would never make its way to the surface.