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Inu

Now, Onto the Elves (Inu), who are known that their King, Moson, was the Wisest Inu of all. Much is known about their history, except for the fact that they were born of Sijur (God). They are the First Children, and appeared in the first year of the World. They are known for their diverse languages, Cultures, and Customs. The Four Lords and the King of Ansiram (an Ancient Kingdom) were said to have been Inu, and were known as the Overseers of the World, because they possessed Tarqimas (C.Seeing-stones ). They died after facing Tritiran, the Tyrant of Miregog. They died in the 1477 3rd Era.

King Moson, Bearer of the Ring of Anturius, (which was said to hold a power beyond mortal men's imagination) was a great king. He invented many things, such as ring-making.

The Anturius' Ring Spell, which was created by King Moson, was chanted like so,"Thy people from the heavens, Thy powers combined, bring about thee, upon Thy ring. Thy spell above shall bring. BESTOW UPON MY RING THY POWERS" He created the Ring by putting it on an anvil in the castle at Doritu-Namanas, in the light of one of the Sekhils, before all the Sekhils were taken by Sijur and locked the Sekhils somewhere in Aramog, wrote a map and hid. Fifteen Years Later, he enlisted the help of the Ologosi King, Huyi, because he could not encrust the emerald on his ring. He had molded the ring, but had not been able to encrust the emerald in the ring for fifteen years. Huyi got out a special book that had ring-spells in it, and encrusted the emerald. Huyi lived more, since he was immortal, and Moson was immortal too, so they lived happily later, though they both abdicated their thrones to their children.

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Ten years later, one of the elven-smiths of Gorokon was creating a gem, and then the gem released a blast so powerful that it blew his hat right off, literally. The gem would be searched by millions, so the eleven-smith decided to destroy the gem using his Inu powers.

A few days later, he created a special hammer, called Felentö’s hammer. If you have not guessed it, the smith’s name was Felentö. He was a son of King Moson, but he did not want to live a royal life, so he went to Gorokon and lived there. End of Inu History (known to Aramog).