The Scythian Warrior

This narrative depicts the gradual decline of humanity across four successive ages: the Golden Age, the Silver Age, the Bronze Age, and the Iron Age. The Golden Age was marked by prosperity, harmony, and longevity, while the Silver Age saw the prevalence of hunger, cold, and selfishness. The Bronze Age ushered in the development of weaponry and the onset of conflict between people. Finally, the Iron Age was characterized by widespread crime, infamy, and the ultimate destruction of mankind due to greed and hatred. In this context, a solitary warrior named Aryasp, sent by his tribe's chief, embarks on a perilous quest to defeat a king who had killed many warriors, by venturing into the depths of an ancient dungeon.