The Realms

Prologue

I'm a magical world full of fairies, pixies, dragons, Griffons and many other magical beings, there was a time of peace. This land had different realms, but they were all under the rule of the dragons. There were a pair of twin dragon sisters named Mokosh, dragon of water and Nidbjorn, dragon of air and earth.
After their parents died, they decided to rule, but spit their realm into two. Mokosh married the dragon of thunder and lightning and his name is Perune.
He was a massive, strong and lived to fly high over the realm. Nidbjorn married the dragon of fire and darkness and his name is Uelliam. He loved to create beautiful sculptures of iron.
The sisters were great friends and wonderful rulers. The dragons were happy and the kingdoms flourished. Five years after the sisters were married they both found out they would be mothers. The kings and queens were overwhelmed with joy and their subjects were just as joyful. There hadn't been a dragon born in over 100 years. Now there would be two. The realms would speak of how great and powerful the new dragons would become, but whispers of fear also loomed in the air. No one knew what kind of powers the dragons would wield and that struck fear into some. As the days grew closer, the sisters started to wonder the same things that were being whispered around the other realms.
The day finally came and queen Mokosh and queen Nidbjorn gave birth to two beautiful dragon princesses. The two queens announced they would welcome all realms to their home to meet the two princesses. As the creatures arrived into the dragons realms the exit menu was overwhelming. Finally the time had come to meet the princesses.
As the kings and queens stood high on the hill they announced the names of the princesses. Mokosh and Perune named their daughter Shiva (dragon of creation and manipulation of ice), Midbjorn and Uelliam named their daughter Geneva (dragon of foresight/ seeing into the future). The realms rejoiced in the meeting of the two young dragon princesses and set the whispers of fear aside.