Angelics

According to the human religion of Eldarism, The Angelics were a race of creatures first brought into existence by the Elder-God Haeltos. They are described as being somewhat humanoid in appearance but far taller and fairer than any other creature known today, an aura of light was said to emit from their very cores, giving an illusion of four great wings that spread out behind them in a grand display of purity. They were dedicated to the preservation of life, be it large or small and cared little for anything else.

Creation
Haeltos was unlike her brothers and sisters in many ways, though principally among them was that she did not wish for war against the Dark-Gods. She was the creator of all things beautiful, an architect of life and wanted only to be left alone with her wonderful creations. In her own words; she was a gardener, not a soldier.

One of her proudest moments was when she finally managed to create the Vaelor, the first and most powerful of the Angelic race. She had been trying to create sapience for such a long time that when she finally achieved it, she saw them as perfect. They were the most wonderful creatures she had ever seen and she loved them more than anything else she'd ever known.

In the war that her siblings were fighting, the Dark-Gods were beginning to gain an advantage and she knew that if the war was lost, her creations would inevitably be destroyed. Knowing that she had to do something in order to protect them, she sacrificed herself in order to create a colossal dome over her tranquil lands and creations.

Post Exodus of the Gods
After the God Wars ended and the remaining Elder-Gods left the realms of Athelon, the Vaelor were left to tend life within the dome as they saw fit. Some believe that the dome still exists somewhere and that there is a secret garden hidden beneath.

Present Day
There are claims that a group of Angelic-like beings known as the Valkyrie, beings of light and feather currently reside in the deep mountains far to the north, but such tales may be nothing more than urban legends, visions born of desperation for those who become lost in the wilds of the mountain lands.