Not long ago, a war had segregated the land, shared between the Candy People and the Dragons. The Candy People were a race of people who were made out of candy. They found it difficult to resist eating themselves, and each other, which made them very angry and hormonal. They lived in a settlement called Candy Land. Right next to it was the Settlement, Dragon Land. Obviously, the creatures responsible for these names weren't so creative and relied on the heavy use of the name of the inhabitants, and then jotting down 'Land' afterwards.
Anyway, the Candy People didn't like the Dragons too much, and made various attempts on the life of Archduke Dragon-Noodle, the royal prince of Dragon Land. He wasn't too impressed with the Candy People's latent hostility, thus beginning the war between the two factions. Before the war kicked off, Emperor Candy Person wrote a letter to Dragon-Noodle, detailing his feelings and emotions on the recent political fight between their peoples...
"Dear, Dragon-Noodle...
It has come to my attention that you are an arse. You do not respect the fact that we're a race of sugar-thirsty peoples. I had to eat my son this morning because of your arrogance and hypocrisy. I wish to personally play with your balls before squishing them like watermelons.
See you on the battlefield.
~ Emperor Candy Person"
Thus, the war had started between the two races. The Candy People had the upper hand for the majority of the fight, only until Archduke Dragon-Noodle came up with his cunning plan of covering the Candy People with sugar. The Candy People couldn't take it, consequently devouring each other one by one. The many Candy Peoples who were remaining from the fight ran home to their settlement and spared no mothers or children. Even the Emperor Candy Person was a slave to his primal urges, and it wasn't long until he found his body being completely subjected to the horrors in Candy Land.
The Dragons had won the battle. Dragon-Noodle was proud, and thus started a clan on Toribash. This clan was to be named Dragon.
