Mirror Mythton

Mirror Mythton is a strange city, the city exists within an alternative quantum universe called The Mirror Universe created shortly after the Ammolite Wizard left The North Pole with the assistance of several adventurers and was granted a position in the tower by the Amber Wizard. Although it is believed that the small red kobold doesn't have the capability to create an entire universe, some studies have shown that the universe is heavily linked to the life force of the Ammolite Wizard. The subsequent history and development of this timeline post the Ammolite Wizards first visit is significantly different from that of the Prime universe due to the temporal incursions of the Amber Wizard in an attempt to hide the universe from other less compassionate wizards.

In Mirror Mythton, the ground is extremely fertile and arable due to the lack of the infamous Dragon War that plagued Mythton and The Prime Universe. As a result of this, adventurers are rare and considered unpopular or are outlawed in the many large cities that cover the world. The Dragon war never happened in this universe, instead a great source of energy dissipated through the universe from an unknown point of origin that instantly wiped out all the dragons and their young in the bounds of the universe. As a result of this there were never any advancements made into planer travel and the Wizards of the Tower in Mirror Mythton function more as a government for the city, and the tower is known as a place of study and research.

Shortly after the Ammolite Wizard started interfering in the dealings of the Mirror Universe more wizards arrived at the tower, some from distant lands with great knowledge and power, others that seemed out of place and clueless as to why they were chosen to become wizards. One of the wizards who held a striking resemblance to Mezor, The Obsidian Wizard, who was a tall humanoid but without the detached flaming skull found himself fed up with the dull labours of bureaucracy and attempted a coup of the towers. His intentions if he had succeeded are still unknown to this day, but his decapitated head mounted above the door to the tower serves as strong reminder to others who are tempted to follow in his footsteps.

[To be continued]