The relationship between Vanaheim and Alfheim was very special.
The two nations were bound together by blood ties.
Since ancient times, marriage and bloodlines had undoubtedly been the best way to maintain ties between two nations.
It was genetic code etched into the species of the universe.
God King Freyr and Queen Freya were both children of Njord, and each was half-Elven.
This gave them the right to inherit both nations from the day they were born.
In the end, Freyr became the God King of Vanaheim, while his younger sister Freya became the Queen of Alfheim.
Their mother was a goddess from Alfheim who possessed the ability to commune naturally with magic.
Freyr had not inherited this ability, but Freya had.
She was the person most sensitive to magic in this world, perhaps even in the entire universe.
She had also been the first to notice the change in the source of magic.
After Queen Freya discovered the problem with the source of magic, she sought out the sages and sent them into the universe to find a solution.
They had been gone for years.
Returning to his homeland, Nason felt excitement, but even more worry and sorrow.
When he left, the Elves Mother Tree had still been flourishing. Although reports from various regions had indicated problems with its trunk, it had been nowhere near its current state.
So little time had passed-not even enough for a House-elf to grow to adulthood-and the Elves Mother Tree was already counting down to its death.
Nason's heart was heavy. The plan he had devised was based on the assumption that the source of magic had not dissipated.
All it needed was a surge of powerful magic to jolt its sleeping magical heart awake, like an electric shock.
But now, the problem