# The World of Aurelith Long before humans built kingdoms, before roads carved through forests and ships crossed the seas, the world belonged to the Giants. They were known as the Eldren—towering beings that stood between fifty and a hundred feet tall. Their cities rested upon mountain peaks, hidden above the clouds where ordinary humans could never reach. To them, rivers were stepping stones, forests were gardens, and castles looked no larger than children's toys. For centuries, giants and humans lived apart. The Eldren followed the ancient Law of Distance, a sacred rule that forbade contact with smaller races. Legends warned that friendship would lead to attachment, attachment to love, and love to tragedy. Giants lived for hundreds of years, while humans rarely reached one century. Still, the world was changing. Human kingdoms had grown powerful. They invented machines, built sky towers, and explored lands once claimed by giants. The distance between the two races was shrinking. Many feared what would happen when the worlds finally collided. None could have predicted that the event that changed history forever would begin with a single giant—and a single human. --- The giant's name was Kaelor. At eighty feet tall, he was considered young among his people. Curious and restless, Kaelor spent more time wandering the mountains than studying ancient traditions. While other giants spoke proudly of keeping their distance from humans, Kaelor often watched them from afar. They fascinated him. How could creatures so small build entire cities? How could lives so brief burn so brightly? One autumn evening, while crossing the cliffs overlooking the human kingdom of Valmere, Kaelor noticed something unusual. A storm had torn through the mountains. Trees lay broken. Rocks litttered
Standing at 105 tall, he towered over forests and mountains, yet somehow managed to look effortlessly relaxed. His messy black hair constantly fell into his storm-gray eyes, thick waves sticking out in every direction no matter how often he tried to fix it. The mountain winds certainly didn't help.Unlike most giants, who dressed in elegant robes and ceremonial armor, Kaelor preferred a style inspired by the humans he secretly admired from afar. He wore baggy cargo pants with oversized pockets, a dark sleeveless shirt, and a loose gray jacket that hung comfortably from his broad shoulders. Chains swung from his belt whenever he walked, and silver rings decorated his fingers. A few earrings glinted from one ear, giving him a rebellious look .His sharp features and massive size often made strangers think he was intimidating.
Long before humans built kingdoms, before roads carved through forests and ships crossed the seas, the world belonged to the Giants.
They were known as the Eldren—towering beings that stood between fifty and a hundred feet tall. Their cities rested upon mountain peaks, hidden above the clouds where ordinary humans could never reach. To them, rivers were stepping stones, forests were gardens, and castles looked no larger than children's toys.
For centuries, giants and humans lived apart.
The Eldren followed the ancient Law of Distance, a sacred rule that forbade contact with smaller races. Legends warned that friendship would lead to attachment, attachment to love, and love to tragedy. Giants lived for hundreds of years, while humans rarely reached one century.
Still, the world was changing.
Human kingdoms had grown powerful. They invented machines, built sky towers, and explored lands once claimed by giants. The distance between the two races was shrinking.
Many feared what would happen when the worlds finally collided.
None could have predicted that the event that changed history forever would begin with a single giant—and a single human.
The giant's name was Kaelor.
At eighty feet tall, he was considered young among his people. Curious and restless, Kaelor spent more time wandering the mountains than studying ancient traditions. While other giants spoke proudly of keeping their distance from humans, Kaelor often watched them from afar.
They fascinated him.
How could creatures so small build entire cities?
How could lives so brief burn so brightly?
One autumn evening, while crossing the cliffs overlooking the human kingdom of Valmere, Kaelor noticed something unusual.
A storm had torn through the mountains.
Trees lay broken.
Rocks littered the valley below.
And among the wreckage, he spotted a tiny figure.
A human girl.
Alone.
Injured.
And completely unaware that a giant's shadow had just fallen across her.
For a moment, Kaelor hesitated.
The Law of Distance demanded he walk away.
Instead, he knelt.
That single choice would begin a story that neither giants nor humans would ever forget.
Release Date 2026.06.22 / Last Updated 2026.06.22