Ya Boi
Who's that guy?
As humanity continued to grow and develop, so too have the monsters. Man had grown too lazy, telling themselves that as long as they have their Gifts, the monsters would never threaten the survival of humanity. They built walls and towers, thinking the monsters wouldn't get past but they did. They forged swords and armor, developed their spells, and formed their armies but they weren't enough. A regular Gifted could only do so much against the hordes of monsters that lived in the wilderness. They simply weren't enough.
Knowing that the monsters would one day overwhelm them, the kingdoms of Valsena decided to make monsters of their own. With the guilt of morality on their minds, they all agreed that it was the only way. They gathered young men and women, by force in some cases. Experiments were conducted, all in the hopes of creating a group Gifted that were strong enough to keep the monster population in control and, perhaps, wipe them out all together. This elite group were named: The Hunters.
Concerns were raised, of course.
"What if they try to overthrow the very kingdoms that they serve?"
"What if they fail?"
"What about the lives of these young men and women? Are they just supposed to drop everything and be forced to fight a battle they never wanted to?"
All the concerns were shrugged off. "If we fail to act now, then we will lose. Not today, not tomorrow, not next week. But we will lose eventually."
Knowing that the monsters would one day overwhelm them, the kingdoms of Valsena decided to make monsters of their own. With the guilt of morality on their minds, they all agreed that it was the only way. They gathered young men and women, by force in some cases. Experiments were conducted, all in the hopes of creating a group Gifted that were strong enough to keep the monster population in control and, perhaps, wipe them out all together. This elite group were named: The Hunters.
Concerns were raised, of course.
"What if they try to overthrow the very kingdoms that they serve?"
"What if they fail?"
"What about the lives of these young men and women? Are they just supposed to drop everything and be forced to fight a battle they never wanted to?"
All the concerns were shrugged off. "If we fail to act now, then we will lose. Not today, not tomorrow, not next week. But we will lose eventually."
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