Want some history? Even historical fiction? I have one for you.
This story is so ancient that it happened when Atlantis was not yet swallowed by the oceans of the world, and the inhabitants of Meru traveled around the world in ships shaped like birds.
But the story will deal with the war between the Paichers and Svetlurus. They used to be one whole country, one of a creator.
It spread between the oceans and the seas, occupying 1/6 of the known world, it was a powerful country that reached the peak of its power.
It all started with one tribe, called the Great Russians, who gradually united around themselves other tribes of the same ethnic group, called Little Russians and Yuros.
This triple power began to conquer wild lands and bring light to the dark tribes.
Hundreds of years passed, the state created by the three people grew stronger and stronger, and from everywhere the dark tentacles of the invaders reached its wealth and reserves.
Three times the Russians passed through the cleansing fire of great wars, breaking the backbone of those who imagined themselves rulers of the earth.
The first time a mighty dwarf moved from the west, conquering all the sunset kingdoms and bringing twelve languages with him, the ruined tribe did not bow its head.
Fighting incessantly, they broke the backs of the invading hordes. They were even forced to set fire to their golden dome capital in order to deprive the invaders of their winter camps, but even this did not break their spirit.
During three great battles, the northern horses reached the banks of the Western Ski River, and brought about the liberation of the enslaved peoples and the establishment of a new balance in the world.
A hundred years later, the earth shook with a new disaster.
Again a great evil arose in the West.
And once again, the peoples of the northern power stood as a wall on the borders of the east, and absorbed the most terrible blows of the masses of steel.
In swamps and forests, in mountain passes, the warriors of their creation made breakthroughs of unprecedented daring, and saved their allies from death.