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	<sup>7</sup>And Feincru, the Dark Mirror, with a sly grin, whispered into their beings the seeds of ambition and desire, ensuring that their paths would be as varied as the stars above.		<sup>7</sup>And Feincru, the Dark Mirror, with a sly grin, whispered into their beings the seeds of ambition and desire, ensuring that their paths would be as varied as the stars above.

	<sup>8</sup>The children of these gods, the [[Human\|humans]], stood upon the shores of Tuyin, their eyes wide with wonder and minds eager for the tales yet unwritten.		<sup>8</sup>The children of these gods, the [[Human\|humans]], stood upon the shores of [[Tuyin]], their eyes wide with wonder and minds eager for the tales yet unwritten.

	<sup>9</sup>Under the guiding stars, etched with the visages of their deities, the humans ventured forth, spreading across the lands, each step a testament to the multifaceted nature of their creation. <sup>10</sup>In the north, they built great cities, their towers reaching towards the heavens, a symbol of their unyielding quest for knowledge and mastery over the arcane arts. <sup>11</sup>In the south, they tilled the lands, their communities thriving in the embrace of Carthana’s warmth, a beacon of peace and benevolence. <sup>12</sup>To the east, where shadows danced and fortunes turned, the followers of Tinbas thrived. <sup>13</sup>In the west, the brave and the bold carved their legacies, guided by the unyielding spirit of Ingtu.		<sup>9</sup>Under the guiding stars, etched with the visages of their deities, the [[Human\|humans]] ventured forth, spreading across the lands, each step a testament to the multifaceted nature of their creation. <sup>10</sup>In the north, they built great cities, their towers reaching towards the heavens, a symbol of their unyielding quest for knowledge and mastery over the arcane arts. <sup>11</sup>In the south, they tilled the lands, their communities thriving in the embrace of Carthana’s warmth, a beacon of peace and benevolence. <sup>12</sup>To the east, where shadows danced and fortunes turned, the followers of Tinbas thrived. <sup>13</sup>In the west, the brave and the bold carved their legacies, guided by the unyielding spirit of Ingtu.

	<sup>14</sup>Yet in the shadows, Feincru’s influence grew, as some hearts swayed towards the lure of power and self-gain, weaving a complex tapestry of light and darkness within the human soul.		<sup>14</sup>Yet in the shadows, Feincru’s influence grew, as some hearts swayed towards the lure of power and self-gain, weaving a complex tapestry of light and darkness within the human soul.
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	<sup>1</sup>And it came to pass, in an age of blossoming, that we, the children of humanity, found our place upon the vast canvas of Tuyin. <sup>2</sup>Our hands, guided by the wisdom of Vunen, delved into the mysteries of the world, unearthing secrets veiled since creation’s [[Calendar System\|dawn]]. <sup>3</sup>With minds eager and hearts resolute, we ventured into realms unknown, seeking the hidden truths that lay beneath star and stone. <sup>4</sup>We raised altars to Carthana, our goddess of kindness, in every hamlet and city. Her teachings of compassion and generosity flowed like a gentle river through our communities. <sup>5</sup>But lo, Tinbas, our unpredictable patroness of luck, did cast her whimsical gaze upon us. Under her influence, we danced on the edge of fate, our fortunes as ever-changing as the phases of the moon. <sup>6</sup>In the face of adversity, we sought courage from Ingtu. His indomitable spirit burned within us, a guiding light through the tempests of life. <sup>7</sup>Yet, in our midst lurked the shadow of Feincru. His whispers of self-glorification and power seduced the hearts of the unwary, leading them astray into the night.		<sup>1</sup>And it came to pass, in an age of blossoming, that we, the children of humanity, found our place upon the vast canvas of Tuyin. <sup>2</sup>Our hands, guided by the wisdom of Vunen, delved into the mysteries of the world, unearthing secrets veiled since creation’s [[Calendar System\|dawn]]. <sup>3</sup>With minds eager and hearts resolute, we ventured into realms unknown, seeking the hidden truths that lay beneath star and stone. <sup>4</sup>We raised altars to Carthana, our goddess of kindness, in every hamlet and city. Her teachings of compassion and generosity flowed like a gentle river through our communities. <sup>5</sup>But lo, Tinbas, our unpredictable patroness of luck, did cast her whimsical gaze upon us. Under her influence, we danced on the edge of fate, our fortunes as ever-changing as the phases of the moon. <sup>6</sup>In the face of adversity, we sought courage from Ingtu. His indomitable spirit burned within us, a guiding light through the tempests of life. <sup>7</sup>Yet, in our midst lurked the shadow of Feincru. His whispers of self-glorification and power seduced the hearts of the unwary, leading them astray into the night.

	<sup>8</sup>Amidst our journey, we faltered, for the alluring voice of Feincru sowed discord and desire, casting a dark veil over our noblest intentions. <sup>9</sup>Yet, in our darkest hour, the light of our gods shone brightest. Their divine guidance steered us back to the path of virtue and unity.		<sup>8</sup>Amidst our journey, we faltered, for the alluring voice of Feincru sowed [[Calendar System\|discord]] and desire, casting a dark veil over our noblest intentions. <sup>9</sup>Yet, in our darkest hour, the light of our gods shone brightest. Their divine guidance steered us back to the path of virtue and unity.

	===== 3 The First Stories =====		===== 3 The First Stories =====
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	<sup>5</sup>[[Onnatop Dust\|Onnatop dust]], found in the far-flung reaches of the wild, is but one of many gifts whose power is double-edged. <sup>6</sup>It may heal the wounded flesh and purge the dark sickness, but it may also cloud the mind, severing the thread of memory and identity. <sup>7</sup>Those who seek to heal may find themselves healed, yet those who seek to forget may lose more than they intended. <sup>8</sup>The people, when faced with this power, were divided—some sought to harness it for good, to bring light where there was none; others, driven by desire and weakness, sought it for escape, for oblivion. <sup>9</sup>Those who forgot the teachings of the gods sought onnatop without thought of consequence, and their minds were lost to the wind.		<sup>5</sup>[[Onnatop Dust\|Onnatop dust]], found in the far-flung reaches of the wild, is but one of many gifts whose power is double-edged. <sup>6</sup>It may heal the wounded flesh and purge the dark sickness, but it may also cloud the mind, severing the thread of memory and identity. <sup>7</sup>Those who seek to heal may find themselves healed, yet those who seek to forget may lose more than they intended. <sup>8</sup>The people, when faced with this power, were divided—some sought to harness it for good, to bring light where there was none; others, driven by desire and weakness, sought it for escape, for oblivion. <sup>9</sup>Those who forgot the teachings of the gods sought onnatop without thought of consequence, and their minds were lost to the wind.

	<sup>10</sup>The gods watched and saw that too much power in the hands of those without balance leads not to strength, but to ruin. <sup>11</sup>Carthana wept, for in their pursuit of power, the people abandoned compassion. <sup>Ingtu</sup> grew silent, for in their search for greatness, they forgot courage’s true meaning. <sup>13</sup>Vunen spoke to the people: "Power without purpose is a flame that consumes itself. <sup>14</sup>The dust may heal, but if it is misused, it will leave only ashes behind." <sup>15</sup>And the people trembled, for they realized that the greatest danger was not in the onnatop dust, but in their own hearts.		<sup>10</sup>The gods watched and saw that too much power in the hands of those without balance leads not to strength, but to ruin. <sup>11</sup>Carthana wept, for in their pursuit of power, the people abandoned compassion. <sup>Ingtu</sup> grew silent, for in their search for greatness, they forgot courage’s true meaning. <sup>13</sup>Vunen spoke to the people: "Power without purpose is a flame that consumes itself. <sup>14</sup>The dust may heal, but if it is misused, it will leave only ashes behind." <sup>15</sup>And the people trembled, for they realized that the greatest danger was not in the [[Onnatop Dust\|onnatop dust]], but in their own hearts.

	<sup>16</sup>The gods saw that humanity’s unchecked thirst for power could turn even blessings into curses. <sup>17</sup>"Beware the gifts of the world," spoke Vunen, "for they are not given lightly, and each bears its own weight." <sup>18</sup>The people were reminded that for every gift, there is a trial, and for every blessing, there is a lesson. <sup>19</sup>The world is full of wonders, but without wisdom, those wonders become traps.		<sup>16</sup>The gods saw that humanity’s unchecked thirst for power could turn even blessings into curses. <sup>17</sup>"Beware the gifts of the world," spoke Vunen, "for they are not given lightly, and each bears its own weight." <sup>18</sup>The people were reminded that for every gift, there is a trial, and for every blessing, there is a lesson. <sup>19</sup>The world is full of wonders, but without wisdom, those wonders become traps.

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	<sup>1</sup>In the beginning, when the world was yet unshaped, and the Essence Weave was a tempest of untamed power, the gods of humanity gazed upon the void.		<sup>1</sup>In the beginning, when the world was yet unshaped, and the Essence Weave was a tempest of untamed power, the gods of humanity gazed upon the void.

	<sup>2</sup>Vunen, bearer of wisdom, his eyes alight with the glow of knowledge, spoke, “Let there be a race, wise and intrepid, to walk upon the lands of Tuyin.” <sup>3</sup>And so it was that humans were formed, crafted from the essence of the world, imbued with the spirit of adaptability and the hunger for understanding.		<sup>2</sup>Vunen, bearer of wisdom, his eyes alight with the glow of knowledge, spoke, “Let there be a race, wise and intrepid, to walk upon the lands of Tuyin.” <sup>3</sup>And so it was that [[Human\|humans]] were formed, crafted from the essence of the world, imbued with the spirit of adaptability and the hunger for understanding.

	<sup>4</sup>Carthana, goddess of kindness, smiled upon these new beings. She blessed them with compassion and a heart for unity, that they might live in harmony with all creation.		<sup>4</sup>Carthana, goddess of kindness, smiled upon these new beings. She blessed them with compassion and a heart for unity, that they might live in harmony with all creation.
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	<sup>5</sup>There was also Ala, a devout follower of Carthana, whose heart was as vast as the sea. She wandered the lands, a healer and a giver, her hands bringing solace to the troubled. <sup>6</sup>Ala founded sanctuaries where the weary found rest, and the hungry were fed. <sup>7</sup>Her deeds of kindness rippled across Tuyin, sowing seeds of compassion.		<sup>5</sup>There was also Ala, a devout follower of Carthana, whose heart was as vast as the sea. She wandered the lands, a healer and a giver, her hands bringing solace to the troubled. <sup>6</sup>Ala founded sanctuaries where the weary found rest, and the hungry were fed. <sup>7</sup>Her deeds of kindness rippled across Tuyin, sowing seeds of compassion.

	<sup>8</sup>In the shadowed corners lived Jorn, a gambler and rogue, favored by Tinbas. His life was a dance on the edge, each step a flirtation with destiny. <sup>9</sup>Jorn’s escapades were legendary, filled with twists of fortune and whispers of luck. <sup>10</sup>Yet, in his wildest venture, he outwitted a serpent king, winning a treasure lost to myth.		<sup>8</sup>In the shadowed corners lived Jorn, a gambler and rogue, favored by Tinbas. His life was a dance on the edge, each step a flirtation with destiny. <sup>9</sup>Jorn’s escapades were legendary, filled with twists of fortune and whispers of luck. <sup>10</sup>Yet, in his wildest venture, he outwitted a [[Serpent\|serpent]] king, winning a treasure lost to myth.

	<sup>11</sup>In the west, stood Kel, a warrior of Ingtu’s creed. His valor was unmatched, his strength forged in the heart of strife. <sup>12</sup>Kel faced a horde of beasts from the darkened forests, his blade a beacon of hope. His triumph over fear inspired a generation to rise with courage in their hearts.		<sup>11</sup>In the west, stood Kel, a warrior of Ingtu’s creed. His valor was unmatched, his strength forged in the heart of strife. <sup>12</sup>Kel faced a horde of beasts from the darkened forests, his blade a beacon of hope. His triumph over fear inspired a generation to rise with courage in their hearts.

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	<sup>13</sup>Feincru, from the shadows, whispered to those who sought glory for themselves: "Why stop? Take all you desire, for no one will give it to you." <sup>14</sup>But the people who listened to the wisdom of the gods knew that ambition, unchecked, would lead only to isolation and ruin. <sup>15</sup>Ingtu spoke again: "To rise is not a sin, but to rise alone is folly. Let your ambition be the fire that warms all, not the blaze that consumes you."		<sup>13</sup>Feincru, from the shadows, whispered to those who sought glory for themselves: "Why stop? Take all you desire, for no one will give it to you." <sup>14</sup>But the people who listened to the wisdom of the gods knew that ambition, unchecked, would lead only to isolation and ruin. <sup>15</sup>Ingtu spoke again: "To rise is not a sin, but to rise alone is folly. Let your ambition be the fire that warms all, not the blaze that consumes you."
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	<sup>1</sup>In the beginning, when the world was yet unshaped, and the [[Essence Weave]] was a tempest of untamed power, the gods of humanity gazed upon the void.		<sup>1</sup>In the beginning, when the world was yet unshaped, and the [[Essence Weave]] was a tempest of untamed power, the gods of humanity gazed upon the void.

	<sup>2</sup>Vunen, bearer of wisdom, his eyes alight with the glow of knowledge, spoke, “Let there be a race, wise and intrepid, to walk upon the lands of [[Tuyin]].” <sup>3</sup>And so it was that [[Human\|humans]] were formed, crafted from the essence of the world, imbued with the spirit of adaptability and the hunger for understanding.		<sup>2</sup>[[Vunen]], bearer of wisdom, his eyes alight with the glow of knowledge, spoke, “Let there be a race, wise and intrepid, to walk upon the lands of [[Tuyin]].” <sup>3</sup>And so it was that [[Human\|humans]] were formed, crafted from the essence of the world, imbued with the spirit of adaptability and the hunger for understanding.

	<sup>4</sup>Carthana, goddess of kindness, smiled upon these new beings. She blessed them with compassion and a heart for unity, that they might live in harmony with all creation.		<sup>4</sup>[[Carthana]], goddess of kindness, smiled upon these new beings. She blessed them with compassion and a heart for unity, that they might live in harmony with all creation.

	<sup>5</sup>Tinbas, mistress of cunning and luck, weaved her essence into their souls. She granted them the gift of serendipity, that fortune may favor their bold and adventurous spirits.		<sup>5</sup>[[Tinbas]], mistress of cunning and luck, weaved her essence into their souls. She granted them the gift of serendipity, that fortune may favor their bold and adventurous spirits.

	<sup>6</sup>Ingtu, god of courage, bestowed upon them a flame of bravery in their hearts. He taught them to stand steadfast against the trials and tribulations that lay ahead.		<sup>6</sup>[[Ingtu]], god of courage, bestowed upon them a flame of bravery in their hearts. He taught them to stand steadfast against the trials and tribulations that lay ahead.

	<sup>7</sup>And Feincru, the Dark Mirror, with a sly grin, whispered into their beings the seeds of ambition and desire, ensuring that their paths would be as varied as the stars above.		<sup>7</sup>And [[Feincru]], the Dark Mirror, with a sly grin, whispered into their beings the seeds of ambition and desire, ensuring that their paths would be as varied as the stars above.

	<sup>8</sup>The children of these gods, the [[Human\|humans]], stood upon the shores of [[Tuyin]], their eyes wide with wonder and minds eager for the tales yet unwritten.		<sup>8</sup>The children of these gods, the [[Human\|humans]], stood upon the shores of [[Tuyin]], their eyes wide with wonder and minds eager for the tales yet unwritten.
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	<sup>9</sup>Under the guiding stars, etched with the visages of their deities, the [[Human\|humans]] ventured forth, spreading across the lands, each step a testament to the multifaceted nature of their creation. <sup>10</sup>In the north, they built great cities, their towers reaching towards the heavens, a symbol of their unyielding quest for knowledge and mastery over the arcane arts. <sup>11</sup>In the south, they tilled the lands, their communities thriving in the embrace of Carthana’s warmth, a beacon of peace and benevolence. <sup>12</sup>To the east, where shadows danced and fortunes turned, the followers of Tinbas thrived. <sup>13</sup>In the west, the brave and the bold carved their legacies, guided by the unyielding spirit of Ingtu.		<sup>9</sup>Under the guiding stars, etched with the visages of their deities, the [[Human\|humans]] ventured forth, spreading across the lands, each step a testament to the multifaceted nature of their creation. <sup>10</sup>In the north, they built great cities, their towers reaching towards the heavens, a symbol of their unyielding quest for knowledge and mastery over the arcane arts. <sup>11</sup>In the south, they tilled the lands, their communities thriving in the embrace of Carthana’s warmth, a beacon of peace and benevolence. <sup>12</sup>To the east, where shadows danced and fortunes turned, the followers of Tinbas thrived. <sup>13</sup>In the west, the brave and the bold carved their legacies, guided by the unyielding spirit of Ingtu.

	<sup>14</sup>Yet in the shadows, Feincru’s influence grew, as some hearts swayed towards the lure of power and self-gain, weaving a complex tapestry of light and darkness within the human soul.		<sup>14</sup>Yet in the shadows, Feincru’s influence grew, as some hearts swayed towards the lure of power and self-gain, weaving a complex tapestry of light and darkness within the [[Human\|human]] soul.

	===== 2 Early Humanity =====		===== 2 Early Humanity =====
	<sup>1</sup>And it came to pass, in an age of blossoming, that we, the children of humanity, found our place upon the vast canvas of Tuyin. <sup>2</sup>Our hands, guided by the wisdom of Vunen, delved into the mysteries of the world, unearthing secrets veiled since creation’s [[Calendar System\|dawn]]. <sup>3</sup>With minds eager and hearts resolute, we ventured into realms unknown, seeking the hidden truths that lay beneath star and stone. <sup>4</sup>We raised altars to Carthana, our goddess of kindness, in every hamlet and city. Her teachings of compassion and generosity flowed like a gentle river through our communities. <sup>5</sup>But lo, Tinbas, our unpredictable patroness of luck, did cast her whimsical gaze upon us. Under her influence, we danced on the edge of fate, our fortunes as ever-changing as the phases of the moon. <sup>6</sup>In the face of adversity, we sought courage from Ingtu. His indomitable spirit burned within us, a guiding light through the tempests of life. <sup>7</sup>Yet, in our midst lurked the shadow of Feincru. His whispers of self-glorification and power seduced the hearts of the unwary, leading them astray into the night.		<sup>1</sup>And it came to pass, in an age of blossoming, that we, the children of humanity, found our place upon the vast canvas of [[Tuyin]]. <sup>2</sup>Our hands, guided by the wisdom of Vunen, delved into the mysteries of the world, unearthing secrets veiled since creation’s [[Calendar System\|dawn]]. <sup>3</sup>With minds eager and hearts resolute, we ventured into realms unknown, seeking the hidden truths that lay beneath star and stone. <sup>4</sup>We raised altars to Carthana, our goddess of kindness, in every hamlet and city. Her teachings of compassion and generosity flowed like a gentle river through our communities. <sup>5</sup>But lo, Tinbas, our unpredictable patroness of luck, did cast her whimsical gaze upon us. Under her influence, we danced on the edge of fate, our fortunes as ever-changing as the phases of the moon. <sup>6</sup>In the face of adversity, we sought courage from Ingtu. His indomitable spirit burned within us, a guiding light through the tempests of life. <sup>7</sup>Yet, in our midst lurked the shadow of Feincru. His whispers of self-glorification and power seduced the hearts of the unwary, leading them astray into the night.

	<sup>8</sup>Amidst our journey, we faltered, for the alluring voice of Feincru sowed [[Calendar System\|discord]] and desire, casting a dark veil over our noblest intentions. <sup>9</sup>Yet, in our darkest hour, the light of our gods shone brightest. Their divine guidance steered us back to the path of virtue and unity.		<sup>8</sup>Amidst our journey, we faltered, for the alluring voice of Feincru sowed [[Calendar System\|discord]] and desire, casting a dark veil over our noblest intentions. <sup>9</sup>Yet, in our darkest hour, the light of our gods shone brightest. Their divine guidance steered us back to the path of virtue and unity.
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	<sup>2</sup>Practice humility and self-reflection, for arrogance blinds the soul to true wisdom.		<sup>2</sup>Practice humility and self-reflection, for arrogance blinds the soul to true wisdom.

	<sup>3</sup>Avoid manipulation and deceit in your interactions, as these sow discord and distrust.		<sup>3</sup>Avoid manipulation and deceit in your interactions, as these sow [[Calendar System\|discord]] and distrust.

	<sup>4</sup>Cherish empathy and compassion, for they are the antidotes to selfishness.		<sup>4</sup>Cherish empathy and compassion, for they are the antidotes to selfishness.

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	===== 1 The Creation of Humans =====		===== 1 The Creation of Humans =====
	<sup>1</sup>In the beginning, when the world was yet unshaped, and the Essence Weave was a tempest of untamed power, the gods of humanity gazed upon the void.		<sup>1</sup>In the beginning, when the world was yet unshaped, and the [[Essence Weave]] was a tempest of untamed power, the gods of humanity gazed upon the void.

	<sup>2</sup>Vunen, bearer of wisdom, his eyes alight with the glow of knowledge, spoke, “Let there be a race, wise and intrepid, to walk upon the lands of Tuyin.” <sup>3</sup>And so it was that [[Human\|humans]] were formed, crafted from the essence of the world, imbued with the spirit of adaptability and the hunger for understanding.		<sup>2</sup>Vunen, bearer of wisdom, his eyes alight with the glow of knowledge, spoke, “Let there be a race, wise and intrepid, to walk upon the lands of [[Tuyin]].” <sup>3</sup>And so it was that [[Human\|humans]] were formed, crafted from the essence of the world, imbued with the spirit of adaptability and the hunger for understanding.

	<sup>4</sup>Carthana, goddess of kindness, smiled upon these new beings. She blessed them with compassion and a heart for unity, that they might live in harmony with all creation.		<sup>4</sup>Carthana, goddess of kindness, smiled upon these new beings. She blessed them with compassion and a heart for unity, that they might live in harmony with all creation.
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	<sup>7</sup>And Feincru, the Dark Mirror, with a sly grin, whispered into their beings the seeds of ambition and desire, ensuring that their paths would be as varied as the stars above.		<sup>7</sup>And Feincru, the Dark Mirror, with a sly grin, whispered into their beings the seeds of ambition and desire, ensuring that their paths would be as varied as the stars above.

	<sup>8</sup>The children of these gods, the humans, stood upon the shores of Tuyin, their eyes wide with wonder and minds eager for the tales yet unwritten.		<sup>8</sup>The children of these gods, the [[Human\|humans]], stood upon the shores of Tuyin, their eyes wide with wonder and minds eager for the tales yet unwritten.

	<sup>9</sup>Under the guiding stars, etched with the visages of their deities, the humans ventured forth, spreading across the lands, each step a testament to the multifaceted nature of their creation. <sup>10</sup>In the north, they built great cities, their towers reaching towards the heavens, a symbol of their unyielding quest for knowledge and mastery over the arcane arts. <sup>11</sup>In the south, they tilled the lands, their communities thriving in the embrace of Carthana’s warmth, a beacon of peace and benevolence. <sup>12</sup>To the east, where shadows danced and fortunes turned, the followers of Tinbas thrived. <sup>13</sup>In the west, the brave and the bold carved their legacies, guided by the unyielding spirit of Ingtu.		<sup>9</sup>Under the guiding stars, etched with the visages of their deities, the humans ventured forth, spreading across the lands, each step a testament to the multifaceted nature of their creation. <sup>10</sup>In the north, they built great cities, their towers reaching towards the heavens, a symbol of their unyielding quest for knowledge and mastery over the arcane arts. <sup>11</sup>In the south, they tilled the lands, their communities thriving in the embrace of Carthana’s warmth, a beacon of peace and benevolence. <sup>12</sup>To the east, where shadows danced and fortunes turned, the followers of Tinbas thrived. <sup>13</sup>In the west, the brave and the bold carved their legacies, guided by the unyielding spirit of Ingtu.
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	===== 2 Early Humanity =====		===== 2 Early Humanity =====
	<sup>1</sup>And it came to pass, in an age of blossoming, that we, the children of humanity, found our place upon the vast canvas of Tuyin. <sup>2</sup>Our hands, guided by the wisdom of Vunen, delved into the mysteries of the world, unearthing secrets veiled since creation’s dawn. <sup>3</sup>With minds eager and hearts resolute, we ventured into realms unknown, seeking the hidden truths that lay beneath star and stone. <sup>4</sup>We raised altars to Carthana, our goddess of kindness, in every hamlet and city. Her teachings of compassion and generosity flowed like a gentle river through our communities. <sup>5</sup>But lo, Tinbas, our unpredictable patroness of luck, did cast her whimsical gaze upon us. Under her influence, we danced on the edge of fate, our fortunes as ever-changing as the phases of the moon. <sup>6</sup>In the face of adversity, we sought courage from Ingtu. His indomitable spirit burned within us, a guiding light through the tempests of life. <sup>7</sup>Yet, in our midst lurked the shadow of Feincru. His whispers of self-glorification and power seduced the hearts of the unwary, leading them astray into the night.		<sup>1</sup>And it came to pass, in an age of blossoming, that we, the children of humanity, found our place upon the vast canvas of Tuyin. <sup>2</sup>Our hands, guided by the wisdom of Vunen, delved into the mysteries of the world, unearthing secrets veiled since creation’s [[Calendar System\|dawn]]. <sup>3</sup>With minds eager and hearts resolute, we ventured into realms unknown, seeking the hidden truths that lay beneath star and stone. <sup>4</sup>We raised altars to Carthana, our goddess of kindness, in every hamlet and city. Her teachings of compassion and generosity flowed like a gentle river through our communities. <sup>5</sup>But lo, Tinbas, our unpredictable patroness of luck, did cast her whimsical gaze upon us. Under her influence, we danced on the edge of fate, our fortunes as ever-changing as the phases of the moon. <sup>6</sup>In the face of adversity, we sought courage from Ingtu. His indomitable spirit burned within us, a guiding light through the tempests of life. <sup>7</sup>Yet, in our midst lurked the shadow of Feincru. His whispers of self-glorification and power seduced the hearts of the unwary, leading them astray into the night.

	<sup>8</sup>Amidst our journey, we faltered, for the alluring voice of Feincru sowed discord and desire, casting a dark veil over our noblest intentions. <sup>9</sup>Yet, in our darkest hour, the light of our gods shone brightest. Their divine guidance steered us back to the path of virtue and unity.		<sup>8</sup>Amidst our journey, we faltered, for the alluring voice of Feincru sowed discord and desire, casting a dark veil over our noblest intentions. <sup>9</sup>Yet, in our darkest hour, the light of our gods shone brightest. Their divine guidance steered us back to the path of virtue and unity.
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	<sup>9</sup>Now, as the prophecy has come to pass, a child, born under the streaking light of the fallen star, walks among us. <sup>10</sup>In their presence, the chaos of misunderstanding begins to still, replaced by a growing sense of unity and clarity.		<sup>9</sup>Now, as the prophecy has come to pass, a child, born under the streaking light of the fallen star, walks among us. <sup>10</sup>In their presence, the chaos of misunderstanding begins to still, replaced by a growing sense of unity and clarity.

	<sup>11</sup>In villages and cities torn by strife, the Sage speaks, their words resonating with the wisdom of Vunen. <sup>12</sup>Where once there was division, now there are bridges of communication and understanding.		<sup>11</sup>In villages and cities torn by strife, the Sage speaks, their words resonating with the wisdom of Vunen. <sup>12</sup>Where once there was division, now there are bridges of [[Communication\|communication]] and understanding.

	<sup>13</sup>Peoples and nations, long at odds, now gather to hear the Sage’s teachings, finding common ground in the wisdom imparted. <sup>14</sup>Under the guidance of this remarkable child, an era of peace and enlightenment is dawning.		<sup>13</sup>Peoples and nations, long at odds, now gather to hear the Sage’s teachings, finding common ground in the wisdom imparted. <sup>14</sup>Under the guidance of this remarkable child, an era of peace and enlightenment is dawning.
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	<sup>1</sup> In the early days of the world, when the gods looked upon humanity with both hope and caution, they saw within the hearts of men and women a great thirst—a thirst for power and knowledge, to bend the world to their will. <sup>2</sup>The gods gave freely to the people, offering wisdom through Carthana, courage through Ingtu, and the strength of resolve through Ingtu. <sup>3</sup>But with every blessing came a trial, for within every gift lies the seed of temptation. <sup>4</sup>The people, eager for mastery, stretched their hands toward the heavens, and in their grasp they felt the pull of ambition.		<sup>1</sup> In the early days of the world, when the gods looked upon humanity with both hope and caution, they saw within the hearts of men and women a great thirst—a thirst for power and knowledge, to bend the world to their will. <sup>2</sup>The gods gave freely to the people, offering wisdom through Carthana, courage through Ingtu, and the strength of resolve through Ingtu. <sup>3</sup>But with every blessing came a trial, for within every gift lies the seed of temptation. <sup>4</sup>The people, eager for mastery, stretched their hands toward the heavens, and in their grasp they felt the pull of ambition.

	<sup>5</sup>Onnatop dust, found in the far-flung reaches of the wild, is but one of many gifts whose power is double-edged. <sup>6</sup>It may heal the wounded flesh and purge the dark sickness, but it may also cloud the mind, severing the thread of memory and identity. <sup>7</sup>Those who seek to heal may find themselves healed, yet those who seek to forget may lose more than they intended. <sup>8</sup>The people, when faced with this power, were divided—some sought to harness it for good, to bring light where there was none; others, driven by desire and weakness, sought it for escape, for oblivion. <sup>9</sup>Those who forgot the teachings of the gods sought onnatop without thought of consequence, and their minds were lost to the wind.		<sup>5</sup>[[Onnatop Dust\|Onnatop dust]], found in the far-flung reaches of the wild, is but one of many gifts whose power is double-edged. <sup>6</sup>It may heal the wounded flesh and purge the dark sickness, but it may also cloud the mind, severing the thread of memory and identity. <sup>7</sup>Those who seek to heal may find themselves healed, yet those who seek to forget may lose more than they intended. <sup>8</sup>The people, when faced with this power, were divided—some sought to harness it for good, to bring light where there was none; others, driven by desire and weakness, sought it for escape, for oblivion. <sup>9</sup>Those who forgot the teachings of the gods sought onnatop without thought of consequence, and their minds were lost to the wind.

	<sup>10</sup>The gods watched and saw that too much power in the hands of those without balance leads not to strength, but to ruin. <sup>11</sup>Carthana wept, for in their pursuit of power, the people abandoned compassion. <sup>Ingtu</sup> grew silent, for in their search for greatness, they forgot courage’s true meaning. <sup>13</sup>Vunen spoke to the people: "Power without purpose is a flame that consumes itself. <sup>14</sup>The dust may heal, but if it is misused, it will leave only ashes behind." <sup>15</sup>And the people trembled, for they realized that the greatest danger was not in the onnatop dust, but in their own hearts.		<sup>10</sup>The gods watched and saw that too much power in the hands of those without balance leads not to strength, but to ruin. <sup>11</sup>Carthana wept, for in their pursuit of power, the people abandoned compassion. <sup>Ingtu</sup> grew silent, for in their search for greatness, they forgot courage’s true meaning. <sup>13</sup>Vunen spoke to the people: "Power without purpose is a flame that consumes itself. <sup>14</sup>The dust may heal, but if it is misused, it will leave only ashes behind." <sup>15</sup>And the people trembled, for they realized that the greatest danger was not in the onnatop dust, but in their own hearts.