Arduanatt, the embodiment of the wind, freely soars and glides through the air with the help of its two majestic wings.

One day, Arduanatt met and befriended Secrua, the daughter of the sun. Unlike Secrua, who was just as passionate as the sun,

Arduanatt's soul was free-roaming. This caused a lot of quarrels between them. One day, after a big fight, Arduanatt's wings melted from its back, causing it to plummet to the ground.

However, people believe that after ages of hiding from Secrua, the fallen Arduanatt will once again take flight.

This caused a lot of quarrels between them.

* The dream horse recommended to choose as your first dream horse.

Diné, the embodiment of the freshness of the forest, was the only one that could get close to Doom with its forest-razing flames.

One day, a small snake appeared and said that seeds of death had been planted in the forest. Diné ran like the wind, but found nothing there but thick fog, hanging quiet and peaceful, when they arrived.

Only later did they realize that the snake was gone and returned to their mother's trace, but by then Doom had already left the forest.
The thought that Diné had failed to protect their own family made them despair. Leaving their try of protecting the woods behind, Diné left the forest for the desert following the sad traces of Doom.

Unlike Arduanatt of the wind, who flew the skies freely, or Diné of the earth, the forest's most beloved one, Doom was not free from the burden of their own flame. Apart from those two, no one would dare come close to Doom. Because of this, they suffered from loneliness.

One day, Ibedor, the snake of darkness, came to Doom.
"With him, you can run freely in the world, flaunting your burning flames,"
The snake whispered that someone awaited Doom beyond the gate of hell at the desert’s end.

Convinced by Ibedor's words, Doom left their mother for the very first time.
People believe that, eventually, Doom will overcome the whispers of darkness and meet the one that embraces their flames and run freely over the earth.