Is it this???
And from there, from the Aether empires and from secrets
The Empire of the Most Powerful Light's Ether
Through those so-called etheric lights, discovering and from them
From toward the magical tools and such
I made them from weapons and tools that are definitely superior to existing ones
And if gathered from even more lights before them
From powerful cities, from the forces of the guilds, from the incomparable
I believed it could be born
And from the aethers, from the elements of light
Even though it is there, from the limited resources of light ahead
From them
So that, from the pursuit of obtaining more of those things
It was human exaggeration
As if they are bound to be deified, and could even be dangerous
The more you use light
It starts to go dark from other things and light, and it becomes like the Erebus phenomenon
The more you gather from the trees and the more you use energy, the more you get
But not stopping there, doing it
They are abusing the ether and war, yet they themselves are not suffering at all
And from the aeration of the ether
Before them, being devastated and desertified by others
Nature is fading, light is dying, even light
In front of them, they were thriving
Exactly, from the Nymphairs and those politicians
Those who came down from the world, which they had regarded as a chosen people—more precisely, those who had fallen
We humans have already treated them as lowly from the very beginning
Still, they said they pitied them, calling them especially noble peers, but
From them
From the path of a plunderer of light who craves light
The Nymph Faires hated humans
In fact, haterousmen are easily noticed by Nymphelia fairies
How can they kill someone without any hesitation as if it were the same as killing a villain
A standard against their ugliness or the ugly aspects of humanity
I preferred killing while laying things out
It's not like I'm killing them gently
How do you do it by killing so much that it makes your heart flutter
And
The reason the Aethero Empire fell as well
Just as time came, I gave in to mortal fate and perished
If you look at this, how much
The idea that living a long life was a form of revenge
How far from the Nimpair standard
Living to a thousand years, as if they were their own justice
Starting from the fact that they enjoyed a thousand and then died after being victimized by us and those who did it
How angry must they be?
They are coming from the Nimpair Terra terrorists or
Uses an outrageous method
And from the paladins, from the regulatory groups, and from others
You must have made peace with those you killed
In an attempt to ignore these facts from the Paladin Inquisition
For that reason, from the paladins
Because I applied to so many places
As if they were the ones who were successful and blessed them
Because it was the standard for regulations
These are the Nimpears
Without a hint of hesitation, we were called up and assembled from the hordes of haters and the Terra-terrorists
It cuts off after that; the core structure is especially clear.
Aether Empire
Discovery of the ether
Utilizing light in magical artifacts and weapons
Technology is advancing explosively
In an attempt to obtain more ether
Treats ether as a de facto sacred resource
Abuse
The light and nature of other regions are depleted
Depastoralization and Desertification
Yet the empire continued to prosper.
What's interesting here is that the problem isn't that Ether is an evil force.
"The more you use it, the stronger it gets."
Without stopping
"We need to secure more."
Move over,
In the end
"We have the right to use this."
You went all the way there.
So the Erebos phenomenon you mentioned works more naturally as a kind of light depletion than simply a curse.
And the problem grows even bigger when the hatred of the 'nim pair' is attached to it.
From Nimpheir's perspective, humans are prospering while consuming nature and light, and the affected beings are left in ruins.
But the empire, rather,
"Those Blessed by Light"
I think so.
Then, from your perspective, those words are an insult in themselves.
"Blessed?"
When combined with the doctrine of hatred of the beloved, this becomes extremely dangerous.
Not stopping at merely criticizing human behavior,
"Human beings are beings that steal light."
Because it can be generalized that way.
That is why Nimfire’s terror is not just simple revenge, but violence disguised as justice.
And the reason the Aether Empire ultimately fell is even more ironic.
The prosperity they had believed would continue did not exist, and in the end, they could not escape mortal fate.
From Nimfire's perspective, this could especially fuel their anger.
They would appear as if, while they suffered, the people they saw as perpetrators prospered for hundreds or even thousands of years before ultimately meeting natural death.
so
"We lost everything, but they enjoyed themselves as much as they could and died."
We long for light, but they exploit it like a ragdoll
It creates a grudge