Iaefrah has a dream to unite the Wolf Laguz Tribes, when he does he puts himself along with the other tribe leaders on a council to oversee all the goings on of the tribes. Together they are more effective at negotiating with the Caeli government, (think of them as Native American Tribes.)

Iaefrah is kicked off of the council because he never ages so he goes to the outskirts of Fortis, the Caeli capital, with a Laguz wife. His wife dies and Iaefrah is later found to have a baby girl. Some people think it is his, but we found out recently that because she is Beorc and Iaefrah is Branded and his wife was a Laguz, if it was his child than it should have been at the very least branded, but Silva is just a Beorc, hence, Iaefrah is not her father.

16 years later Silva is proclaimed to be a Messiah, Iaefrah has a vision to that effect and the Wolf Laguz Shamans confirm afterwords.

The Four Generals of Caeli attack the revelers who are celebrating the Messiah, and start a genocide. Melania Basium, the lone decenter among the Generals, arranged for the Messiah to be saved from the attack by a group of dragon riding mercenaries. (Those players have since left the game.) The group escapes the capital city to the coastal city of Nimbalus, where they get a ride from the Pirate Lord Jake Drake, (Level 18 or so, Pirate) who's father as it turns out is the Ddyfrha High Lord, Kale Drake. The group lands on the Island colony of Welaki, and are given shelter by the beautiful and charming Iubar, who is apparently some kind of lord, but seems to make most of her money by renting rooms in her sprawling one story house nestled in the mountains.

The Group set up a mercenary team called "Enherjar," to handle jobs and sustain themselves while they live on the Island.

Iaefrah has set up a deal with the Island Lord, Lord Sebastien, who agreed to give the team work in exchange for word from Fortis about Lord Kale Drake and his recent argument with the Caelian King Samuel.

Lord Sebastien has agreed to give the Enherjar work in exchange for this intel, but it does not seem he was planning to give easy work, or is one to play by any rules but his own. He is powerful ally to have, and the group must have him, if they are to gain the ear of the High Lord so they can begin sending aid to the people in the Wood.

But where will this accord of theirs take them?