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	'''Third Epoch: The Realm of Laanx'''		'''Third Epoch: The Realm of Laanx'''
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			[[Laanx]] spent a very long time in the [[Stone Labyrinths]] trying to bring serenity back to his heart. Then [[Talad]] tried to approach him, trying to recognise in the red-dressed figure what remained of the beautiful goddess he had once known. But he saw nothing but an empty dress, and this disturbed him.

	[[Laanx]] spent a very long time in the [[Stone Labyrinths]] trying to bring the serenity back into her heart. Then [[Talad]] tried to approach her, trying to recognize, in the red dressed figure what remained of the beautiful god. But he saw simply an empty dress, and this disturbed him.		-There must be a remedy. Come back and we will be One again.-

	-There must be a remedy. Come back and we will be One again.

	Laanx spoke with a cold, male voice:		Laanx spoke with a cold, male voice:

	-You ~~don't~~ know what you did, Talad. It is ~~not~~ possible ~~anymore~~ to be One. I ~~don't~~ know you, and you ~~don't~~ know me. ~~Go away~~ and do not ~~annoy~~ me ~~anymore~~.-		-You do not know what you did, Talad. It is no longer possible to be One. I do not know you, and you do not know me. Leave me and do not disturb me again.-

	Many other times Laanx rejected Talad's entreaties to reconcile with him. Talad's insistence seemed insulting to Laanx, who was already annoyed in his painful isolation. Laanx forgot the millenarian friendship with Talad and sought the loneliness even more deeply in the bowels of the earth, heedless of the large number of [[Lemur\|Lemurs]] that followed him, worshipping and offering gifts to him.

	Talad ~~gave up any hope~~ to ~~be reconciled~~ with ~~the old friend and~~, ~~now~~ alone~~, turned~~ his ~~thoughts to~~ the ~~people left~~ in the ~~town they had created. He called it "[[Hydlaa]]"~~, the ~~name~~ of ~~the most powerful [[Players_Guide/Magic#Glyphs\|glyph]],~~ that ~~[[Vodùl]] had revealed to Laanx~~ and ~~that led Talad~~ to ~~ignore prudence to satisfy his pride~~. ~~Waiting for the day when the other peoples would come~~, ~~he forged magical power~~ into ~~many shapes, suitable to be used by the mortals to help them to survive underground: he created the [[Players_Guide/Magic#Glyphs\|glyphs]]~~.		Many other times Laanx rejected Talad's entreaties to reconcile with him. Talad's insistence insulted Laanx, who wanted nothing more than to be left alone in his painful isolation. Laanx forgot the millenarian friendship with Talad and sought the loneliness even more deeply in the bowels of the Stone Labyrinths, heedless of the large number of Lemurs that followed him. The Lemurs continued in their fervent worshipping and offering gifts to him as they learned a harsher way of life. As time went on, they began to absorb Laanx's hatred of Talad into their own hearts.

	~~After many generations~~ of the [[~~Lemur~~]]s had ~~passed,~~ Laanx ~~wandered into~~ a ~~cave that was hundreds~~ of ~~times bigger than~~ the ~~one~~ he ~~created, where beings without a name dwelt. At~~ the ~~top he spied a huge stalactite that occupied one third~~ of the ~~vault,~~ and ~~which produced a thin rain of clear water~~. ~~It was~~ the ~~conic block of rock that held~~ [[~~Yliakum~~]].		Talad gave up any hope of reconciliation with his old friend and, now alone, he turned his thoughts to the Kran and Lemur left in the small towns they had begun creating together. Nearly three centuries after the Lemur had been created, he named one of the towns "Hydlaa", the name of the powerful ritual that [[Vodùl]] had revealed to Laanx and that led Talad to ignore prudence to satisfy his pride and impatience. He wished for a permanent reminder of his foolish mistake. Waiting for the day when the other peoples would come, he carefully forged the magical power of the Crystal into many shapes and set them to appear across the realm for the [[Lemur]] and [[Kran]] to find. He had created the first [[Glyphs]]. These magical symbols appeared seemingly at random on all forms of material, from rocks and tree bark to animal hides, and were suitable to be used by the mortals to practice the art of magic.

	At the ~~middle~~ of the ~~cave~~, he ~~saw~~ a ~~deep lake full~~ of ~~life, whose shores were a fertile soil~~. ~~The Lemurs believed~~ that ~~their god had led them to a new home. Their praises and thanks to Laanx echoed in the cave and many sacrifices were made~~.		After two hundred harsh years, many short-lived generations of the [[Lemur\|Lemurs]] had passed in the inhospitable Stone Labyrinths. Laanx wandered into a cave that was hundreds of times larger than the one he created with Talad in the stalactite. With his godly vision, he spied a huge stalactite jutting down from the cavern roof and occupying one-third of the vault. Some say it was the conic block of rock that held what would become known as [[Yliakum]].

	In that moment Laanx became aware of the presence of his followers, and he was stricken by their faith and ingenuity. His heart became a little softer, and he gave his people many powerful and useful things to brighten the cave and make the lake and its shores a place to live. The Lemurs multiplied rapidly, built the ten towns of [[Kadaikos]], and ~~they~~ became a prosperous and numerous ~~populations~~.		Centred in the cavern, he saw a deep, life-filled lake which was continually filled by a thin rain of clear water from the tip of the stalactite. The lake shore was covered by a thick mat of brightly glowing moss growing in the fertile soil. The Lemurs believed that their god had led them to a new home. Their praises and thanks to Laanx echoed in the cavern and many sacrifices were made. In that moment, Laanx became aware of the presence of his followers and was stricken by their faith and ingenuity. His heart became a little softer, and he gave his people many powerful and useful things to brighten the cave and make the lake and its shores a good place to live. The Lemurs multiplied rapidly, built the ten towns of Kadaikos, and quickly became a prosperous and numerous nation.

	For a period, Laanx ruled Kadaikos harshly, giving to the Lemurs inflexible laws and a strict hierarchy. After discovering the delight of ruling his people, the [[Laanx\|Masked God]] became greedy for power. He remembered the promise made by Vodùl to send people to [[Yliakum]]. They were supposed to arrive in few decades, and he decided to take them all~~, to~~ lead them to Kadaikos ~~and to become their god~~. Thus, he journeyed back to the [[Stone Labyrinths]] near Yliakum to await the arrival of the first settlers.		For a period of about one hundred years, Laanx ruled [[Kadaikos]] harshly, giving the Lemurs inflexible laws and a strict hierarchy. After discovering the delight of ruling his people, the [[Laanx\|Masked God]] became greedy for more power. He remembered the promise made by Vodùl to send people to Yliakum. They were supposed to arrive in a few decades, and so he decided to take them all and lead them to Kadaikos so that they might worship him alone alongside the Lemurs. Thus, he journeyed back to the Stone Labyrinths near Yliakum to await the arrival of the first settlers. He did not tell the Lemurs of Kadaikos why he left, causing strife and a great debate among them. Some claimed that it was a sign and it was time to return to their home of legend. Others thought it was a test, and they should stay in Kadaikos. The debate escalated almost culminating in warfare, and caused the Lemurs to split, some leaving to search for Laanx, others staying in Kadaikos.

	After the ~~departure of~~ Laanx, a black ~~flame appeared in~~ Kadaikos. ~~Everyone believed that it was a part of Laanx soul~~ and ~~was supposed~~ to ~~rule his people till his return~~. ~~The [[Black Flame]] was sentient and easily took control~~ of the ~~people in Kadaikos~~.		After the Lemurs left Kadaikos to find Laanx, a strange black fog began to follow them up through the Stone Labyrinths. An aura of fear surrounded the fog, eliminating any thought of returning to Kadaikos. They became lost in their haste to flee the unknown darkness and wandered the Stone Labyrinths for years to come. To this day, it is uncertain what became of the great cities. It is whispered that even the gods will not cross into the black fog.

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			'''Third Epoch: The Realm of Laanx'''

			[[Laanx]] spent a very long time in the [[Stone Labyrinths]] trying to bring the serenity back into her heart. Then [[Talad]] tried to approach her, trying to recognize, in the red dressed figure what remained of the beautiful god. But he saw simply an empty dress, and this disturbed him.

			-There must be a remedy. Come back and we will be One again.

			Laanx spoke with a cold, male voice:

			-You don't know what you did, Talad. It is not possible anymore to be One. I don't know you, and you don't know me. Go away and do not annoy me anymore.-

			Many other times Laanx rejected Talad's entreaties to reconcile with him. Talad's insistence seemed insulting to Laanx, who was already annoyed in his painful isolation. Laanx forgot the millenarian friendship with Talad and sought the loneliness even more deeply in the bowels of the earth, heedless of the large number of [[Lemur\|Lemurs]] that followed him, worshipping and offering gifts to him.

			Talad gave up any hope to be reconciled with the old friend and, now alone, turned his thoughts to the people left in the town they had created. He called it "[[Hydlaa]]", the name of the most powerful [[Players_Guide/Magic#Glyphs\|glyph]], that [[Vodùl]] had revealed to Laanx and that led Talad to ignore prudence to satisfy his pride. Waiting for the day when the other peoples would come, he forged magical power into many shapes, suitable to be used by the mortals to help them to survive underground: he created the [[Players_Guide/Magic#Glyphs\|glyphs]].

			After many generations of the [[Lemur]]s had passed, Laanx wandered into a cave that was hundreds of times bigger than the one he created, where beings without a name dwelt. At the top he spied a huge stalactite that occupied one third of the vault, and which produced a thin rain of clear water. It was the conic block of rock that held [[Yliakum]].

			At the middle of the cave, he saw a deep lake full of life, whose shores were a fertile soil. The Lemurs believed that their god had led them to a new home. Their praises and thanks to Laanx echoed in the cave and many sacrifices were made.

			In that moment Laanx became aware of the presence of his followers, and he was stricken by their faith and ingenuity. His heart became a little softer, and he gave his people many powerful and useful things to brighten the cave and make the lake and its shores a place to live. The Lemurs multiplied rapidly, built the ten towns of [[Kadaikos]], and they became a prosperous and numerous populations.

			For a period, Laanx ruled Kadaikos harshly, giving to the Lemurs inflexible laws and a strict hierarchy. After discovering the delight of ruling his people, the [[Laanx\|Masked God]] became greedy for power. He remembered the promise made by Vodùl to send people to [[Yliakum]]. They were supposed to arrive in few decades, and he decided to take them all, to lead them to Kadaikos and to become their god. Thus, he journeyed back to the [[Stone Labyrinths]] near Yliakum to await the arrival of the first settlers.

			After the departure of Laanx, a black flame appeared in Kadaikos. Everyone believed that it was a part of Laanx soul and was supposed to rule his people till his return. The [[Black Flame]] was sentient and easily took control of the people in Kadaikos.

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	~~'''Third Epoch: The Realm of Laanx'''~~

	[[Laanx]] spent a very long time in the [[Stone Labyrinths]] trying to bring the serenity back into her heart. Then [[Talad]] tried to approach her, trying to recognize, in the red dressed figure what remained of the beautiful god. But he saw simply an empty dress, and this disturbed him.

	~~-There must be a remedy. Come back and we will be One again.~~

	~~Laanx spoke with a cold, male voice:~~

	~~-You don't know what you did, Talad. It is not possible anymore to be One. I don't know you, and you don't know me. Go away and do not annoy me anymore.-~~

	Many other times Laanx rejected Talad's entreaties to reconcile with him. Talad's insistence seemed insulting to Laanx, who was already annoyed in his painful isolation. Laanx forgot the millenarian friendship with Talad and sought the loneliness even more deeply in the bowels of the earth, heedless of the large number of [[Lemur\|Lemurs]] that followed him, worshipping and offering gifts to him.

	Talad gave up any hope to be reconciled with the old friend and, now alone, turned his thoughts to the people left in the town they had created. He called it "[[Hydlaa]]", the name of the most powerful [[Players_Guide/Magic#Glyphs\|glyph]], that [[Vodùl]] had revealed to Laanx and that led Talad to ignore prudence to satisfy his pride. Waiting for the day when the other peoples would come, he forged magical power into many shapes, suitable to be used by the mortals to help them to survive underground: he created the [[Players_Guide/Magic#Glyphs\|glyphs]].

	After many generations of the [[Lemur]]s had passed, Laanx wandered into a cave that was hundreds of times bigger than the one he created, where beings without a name dwelt. At the top he spied a huge stalactite that occupied one third of the vault, and which produced a thin rain of clear water. It was the conic block of rock that held [[Yliakum]].

	At the middle of the cave, he saw a deep lake full of life, whose shores were a fertile soil. The Lemurs believed that their god had led them to a new home. Their praises and thanks to Laanx echoed in the cave and many sacrifices were made.

	In that moment Laanx became aware of the presence of his followers, and he was stricken by their faith and ingenuity. His heart became a little softer, and he gave his people many powerful and useful things to brighten the cave and make the lake and its shores a place to live. The Lemurs multiplied rapidly, built the ten towns of [[Kadaikos]], and they became a prosperous and numerous populations.

	For a period, Laanx ruled Kadaikos harshly, giving to the Lemurs inflexible laws and a strict hierarchy. After discovering the delight of ruling his people, the [[Laanx\|Masked God]] became greedy for power. He remembered the promise made by Vodùl to send people to [[Yliakum]]. They were supposed to arrive in few decades, and he decided to take them all, to lead them to Kadaikos and to become their god. Thus, he journeyed back to the [[Stone Labyrinths]] near Yliakum to await the arrival of the first settlers.

	After the departure of Laanx, a black flame appeared in Kadaikos. Everyone believed that it was a part of Laanx soul and was supposed to rule his people till his return. The [[Black Flame]] was sentient and easily took control of the people in Kadaikos.

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	For a period, Laanx ruled Kadaikos harshly, giving to the Lemurs inflexible laws and a strict hierarchy. After discovering the delight of ruling his people, the Masked God became greedy for power. He remembered the promise made by Vodùl to send people to Yliakum. They were supposed to arrive in few decades, and he decided to take them all, to lead them to Kadaikos and to become their god. Thus, he journeyed back to the Stone Labyrinths near Yliakum to await the arrival of the first settlers.		For a period, Laanx ruled Kadaikos harshly, giving to the Lemurs inflexible laws and a strict hierarchy. After discovering the delight of ruling his people, the Masked God became greedy for power. He remembered the promise made by Vodùl to send people to Yliakum. They were supposed to arrive in few decades, and he decided to take them all, to lead them to Kadaikos and to become their god. Thus, he journeyed back to the Stone Labyrinths near Yliakum to await the arrival of the first settlers.

	After the departure of Laanx, a black flame appeared in Kadaikos. Everyone believed that it was a part of Laanx soul and was supposed to rule his people till his return. The ~~black flame~~ was sentient and easily took control of the people in Kadaikos.		After the departure of Laanx, a black flame appeared in Kadaikos. Everyone believed that it was a part of Laanx soul and was supposed to rule his people till his return. The [[Black Flame]] was sentient and easily took control of the people in Kadaikos.

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== '''Third Epoch: The Realm of Laanx''' ==

Laanx spent a very long time in the Stone Labyrinths trying to bring the serenity back into her heart. Then Talad tried to approach her, trying to recognize, in the red dressed figure what remained of the beautiful god. But he saw simply an empty dress, and this disturbed him.

-There must be a remedy. Come back and we will be One again.
Laanx spoke with a cold, male voice:
-You don't know what you did, Talad. It is not possible anymore to be One. I don't know you, and you don't know me. Go away and do not annoy me anymore.-

Many other times Laanx rejected Talad's entreaties to reconcile with him. Talad's insistence seemed insulting to Laanx, who was already annoyed in his painful isolation. Laanx forgot the millenarian friendship with Talad and sought the loneliness even more deeply in the bowels of the earth, heedless of the large number of Lemurs that followed him, worshipping and offering gifts to him.

Talad gave up any hope to be reconciled with the old friend and, now alone, turned his thoughts to the people left in the town they had created. He called it "Hydlaa", the name of the most powerful glyph, that Vodùl had revealed to Laanx and that led Talad to ignore prudence to satisfy his pride. Waiting for the day when the other peoples would come, he forged magical power into many shapes, suitable to be used by the mortals to help them to survive underground: he created the Glyphs.

After many generations of the Lemur had passed, Laanx wandered into a cave that was hundreds of times bigger than the one he created, where beings without a name dwelt. At the top he spied a huge stalactite that occupied one third of the vault, and which produced a thin rain of clear water. It was the conic block of rock that held Yliakum.

At the middle of the cave, he saw a deep lake full of life, whose shores were a fertile soil. The Lemurs believed that their god had led them to a new home. Their praises and thanks to Laanx echoed in the cave and many sacrifices were made.

In that moment Laanx became aware of the presence of his followers, and he was stricken by their faith and ingenuity. His heart became a little softer, and he gave his people many powerful and useful things to brighten the cave and make the lake and its shores a place to live. The Lemurs multiplied rapidly, built the ten towns of Kadaikos, and they became a prosperous and numerous populations.

For a period, Laanx ruled Kadaikos harshly, giving to the Lemurs inflexible laws and a strict hierarchy. After discovering the delight of ruling his people, the Masked God became greedy for power. He remembered the promise made by Vodùl to send people to Yliakum. They were supposed to arrive in few decades, and he decided to take them all, to lead them to Kadaikos and to become their god. Thus, he journeyed back to the Stone Labyrinths near Yliakum to await the arrival of the first settlers.

After the departure of Laanx, a black flame appeared in Kadaikos. Everyone believed that it was a part of Laanx soul and was supposed to rule his people till his return. The black flame was sentient and easily took control of the people in Kadaikos.

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	[[Laanx]] spent a very long time in the [[Stone Labyrinths]] trying to bring serenity back to ~~His~~ heart. Then [[Talad]] tried to approach ~~Him~~, trying to recognise in the red-dressed figure what remained of the beautiful goddess He had once known. But He saw nothing but an empty dress, and this disturbed ~~Him~~.		[[Laanx]] spent a very long time in the [[Stone Labyrinths]] trying to bring serenity back to his heart. Then [[Talad]] tried to approach him, trying to recognise in the red-dressed figure what remained of the beautiful goddess he had once known. But he saw nothing but an empty dress, and this disturbed him.

	-There must be a remedy. Come back and We will be One again.-		-There must be a remedy. Come back and we will be One again.-

	Laanx spoke with a cold, male voice:		Laanx spoke with a cold, male voice:

	-You do not know what ~~You~~ did, Talad. It is no longer possible to be One. I do not know ~~You~~, and ~~You~~ do not know Me. Leave Me and do not disturb Me again.-		-You do not know what you did, Talad. It is no longer possible to be One. I do not know you, and you do not know me. Leave me and do not disturb me again.-

	Many other times Laanx rejected Talad's entreaties to reconcile with ~~Him~~. Talad's insistence insulted Laanx, who wanted nothing more than to be left alone in ~~His~~ painful isolation. Laanx forgot the ~~millennia~~ of friendship with Talad and sought the loneliness even more deeply in the bowels of the Stone Labyrinths, heedless of the large number of Lemurs that followed ~~Him~~. The Lemurs continued in their fervent worshiping and offering of gifts to ~~Him~~ as they learned a harsher way of life. As time went on, they began to absorb Laanx's hatred of Talad into their own hearts.		Many other times Laanx rejected Talad's entreaties to reconcile with him. Talad's insistence insulted Laanx, who wanted nothing more than to be left alone in his painful isolation. Laanx forgot the millenia of friendship with Talad and sought the loneliness even more deeply in the bowels of the Stone Labyrinths, heedless of the large number of Lemurs that followed him. The Lemurs continued in their fervent worshiping and offering gifts to him as they learned a harsher way of life. As time went on, they began to absorb Laanx's hatred of Talad into their own hearts.

	Talad gave up any hope of reconciliation with ~~His~~ old friend and, now alone, He turned ~~His~~ thoughts to the Kran and Lemur left in the small towns they had begun creating together. Nearly three centuries after the Lemur had been created, He named one of the towns "Hydlaa", the name of the powerful ritual that [[Vodùl]] had revealed to Laanx and that led Talad to ignore prudence to satisfy ~~His~~ pride and impatience. He wished for a permanent reminder of ~~His~~ foolish mistake. Waiting for the day when the other peoples would come, He carefully forged the magical power of the Crystal into many shapes and set them to appear across the realm for the [[Lemur]] and [[Kran]] to find. He had created the first [[Glyphs]]. These magical symbols appeared seemingly at random on all forms of material, from rocks and tree bark to animal hides, and were suitable to be used by the mortals to practice the art of magic.		Talad gave up any hope of reconciliation with his old friend and, now alone, he turned his thoughts to the Kran and Lemur left in the small towns they had begun creating together. Nearly three centuries after the Lemur had been created, he named one of the towns "Hydlaa", the name of the powerful ritual that [[Vodùl]] had revealed to Laanx and that led Talad to ignore prudence to satisfy his pride and impatience. He wished for a permanent reminder of his foolish mistake. Waiting for the day when the other peoples would come, he carefully forged the magical power of the Crystal into many shapes and set them to appear across the realm for the [[Lemur]] and [[Kran]] to find. He had created the first [[Glyphs]]. These magical symbols appeared seemingly at random on all forms of material, from rocks and tree bark to animal hides, and were suitable to be used by the mortals to practice the art of magic.

	After two hundred harsh years, many short-lived generations of the [[Lemur\|Lemurs]] had passed in the inhospitable Stone Labyrinths. Laanx wandered into a cave that was hundreds of times larger than the one He created with Talad in the stalactite. With ~~His~~ godly vision, he spied a huge stalactite jutting down from the cavern roof and occupying one-third of the vault. Some say it was the conic block of rock that held what would become known as [[Yliakum]].		After two hundred harsh years, many short-lived generations of the [[Lemur\|Lemurs]] had passed in the inhospitable Stone Labyrinths. Laanx wandered into a cave that was hundreds of times larger than the one he created with Talad in the stalactite. With his godly vision, he spied a huge stalactite jutting down from the cavern roof and occupying one-third of the vault. Some say it was the conic block of rock that held what would become known as [[Yliakum]].

	Centered in the cavern, He saw a deep, life-filled lake which was continually filled by a thin rain of clear water from the tip of the stalactite. The lake shore was covered by a thick mat of brightly glowing moss growing in the fertile soil. The Lemurs believed that their god had led them to a new home. Their praises and thanks to Laanx echoed in the cavern and many sacrifices were made. In that moment, Laanx became aware of the presence of ~~His~~ followers and was stricken by their faith and ingenuity. His heart became a little softer, and He gave ~~His~~ people many powerful and useful things to brighten the cave and make the lake and its shores a good place to live. The Lemurs multiplied rapidly, built the ten towns of Kadaikos, and quickly became a prosperous and numerous nation.		Centered in the cavern, he saw a deep, life-filled lake which was continually filled by a thin rain of clear water from the tip of the stalactite. The lake shore was covered by a thick mat of brightly glowing moss growing in the fertile soil. The Lemurs believed that their god had led them to a new home. Their praises and thanks to Laanx echoed in the cavern and many sacrifices were made. In that moment, Laanx became aware of the presence of his followers and was stricken by their faith and ingenuity. His heart became a little softer, and he gave his people many powerful and useful things to brighten the cave and make the lake and its shores a good place to live. The Lemurs multiplied rapidly, built the ten towns of Kadaikos, and quickly became a prosperous and numerous nation.

	For a period of about one hundred years, Laanx ruled [[Kadaikos]] harshly, giving the Lemurs inflexible laws and a strict hierarchy. After discovering the delight of ruling ~~His~~ people, the [[Laanx\|Masked God]] became greedy for more power. He remembered the promise made by Vodùl to send people to Yliakum. They were supposed to arrive in a few decades, and so He decided to take them all and lead them to Kadaikos so that they might worship ~~Him~~ alone alongside the Lemurs. Thus, He journeyed back to the Stone Labyrinths near Yliakum to await the arrival of the first settlers. He did not tell the Lemurs of Kadaikos why He left, causing strife and a great debate among them. Some claimed that it was a sign and it was time to return to their home of legend. Others thought it was a test, and they should stay in Kadaikos. The debate escalated, almost culminating in warfare, and caused the Lemurs to split, some leaving to search for Laanx, others staying in Kadaikos.		For a period of about one hundred years, Laanx ruled [[Kadaikos]] harshly, giving the Lemurs inflexible laws and a strict hierarchy. After discovering the delight of ruling his people, the [[Laanx\|Masked God]] became greedy for more power. He remembered the promise made by Vodùl to send people to Yliakum. They were supposed to arrive in a few decades, and so he decided to take them all and lead them to Kadaikos so that they might worship him alone alongside the Lemurs. Thus, he journeyed back to the Stone Labyrinths near Yliakum to await the arrival of the first settlers. He did not tell the Lemurs of Kadaikos why he left, causing strife and a great debate among them. Some claimed that it was a sign and it was time to return to their home of legend. Others thought it was a test, and they should stay in Kadaikos. The debate escalated almost culminating in warfare, and caused the Lemurs to split, some leaving to search for Laanx, others staying in Kadaikos.

	After the Lemurs left Kadaikos to find Laanx, a strange black fog began to follow them up through the Stone Labyrinths. An aura of fear surrounded the fog, eliminating any thought of returning to Kadaikos. They became lost in their haste to flee the unknown darkness and wandered the Stone Labyrinths for years. To this day, it is uncertain what became of the great cities. It is whispered that even the gods will not cross into the black fog.		After the Lemurs left Kadaikos to find Laanx, a strange black fog began to follow them up through the Stone Labyrinths. An aura of fear surrounded the fog, eliminating any thought of returning to Kadaikos. They became lost in their haste to flee the unknown darkness and wandered the Stone Labyrinths for years. To this day, it is uncertain what became of the great cities. It is whispered that even the gods will not cross into the black fog.

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	'''Third Epoch: The Realm of Laanx'''		'''Third Epoch: The Realm of Laanx'''
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	[[Laanx]] spent a very long time in the [[Stone Labyrinths]] trying to bring serenity back to ~~his~~ heart. Then [[Talad]] tried to approach ~~him~~, trying to recognise in the red-dressed figure what remained of the beautiful goddess he had once known. But he saw nothing but an empty dress, and this disturbed ~~him~~.		[[Laanx]] spent a very long time in the [[Stone Labyrinths]] trying to bring serenity back to His heart. Then [[Talad]] tried to approach Him, trying to recognise in the red-dressed figure what remained of the beautiful goddess He had once known. But He saw nothing but an empty dress, and this disturbed Him.

	-There must be a remedy. Come back and we will be One again.-		-There must be a remedy. Come back and We will be One again.-

	Laanx spoke with a cold, male voice:		Laanx spoke with a cold, male voice:

	-You do not know what ~~you~~ did, Talad. It is no longer possible to be One. I do not know ~~you~~, and ~~you~~ do not know me. Leave me and do not disturb me again.-		-You do not know what You did, Talad. It is no longer possible to be One. I do not know You, and You do not know Me. Leave Me and do not disturb Me again.-

	Many other times Laanx rejected Talad's entreaties to reconcile with ~~him~~. Talad's insistence insulted Laanx, who wanted nothing more than to be left alone in ~~his~~ painful isolation. Laanx forgot the ~~millenarian~~ friendship with Talad and sought the loneliness even more deeply in the bowels of the Stone Labyrinths, heedless of the large number of Lemurs that followed ~~him~~. The Lemurs continued in their fervent ~~worshipping~~ and offering gifts to ~~him~~ as they learned a harsher way of life. As time went on, they began to absorb Laanx's hatred of Talad into their own hearts.		Many other times Laanx rejected Talad's entreaties to reconcile with Him. Talad's insistence insulted Laanx, who wanted nothing more than to be left alone in His painful isolation. Laanx forgot the millennia of friendship with Talad and sought the loneliness even more deeply in the bowels of the Stone Labyrinths, heedless of the large number of Lemurs that followed Him. The Lemurs continued in their fervent worshiping and offering of gifts to Him as they learned a harsher way of life. As time went on, they began to absorb Laanx's hatred of Talad into their own hearts.

	Talad gave up any hope of reconciliation with ~~his~~ old friend and, now alone, he turned ~~his~~ thoughts to the Kran and Lemur left in the small towns they had begun creating together. Nearly three centuries after the Lemur had been created, he named one of the towns "Hydlaa", the name of the powerful ritual that [[Vodùl]] had revealed to Laanx and that led Talad to ignore prudence to satisfy ~~his~~ pride and impatience. He wished for a permanent reminder of ~~his~~ foolish mistake. Waiting for the day when the other peoples would come, he carefully forged the magical power of the Crystal into many shapes and set them to appear across the realm for the [[Lemur]] and [[Kran]] to find. He had created the first [[Glyphs]]. These magical symbols appeared seemingly at random on all forms of material, from rocks and tree bark to animal hides, and were suitable to be used by the mortals to practice the art of magic.		Talad gave up any hope of reconciliation with His old friend and, now alone, He turned His thoughts to the Kran and Lemur left in the small towns they had begun creating together. Nearly three centuries after the Lemur had been created, He named one of the towns "Hydlaa", the name of the powerful ritual that [[Vodùl]] had revealed to Laanx and that led Talad to ignore prudence to satisfy His pride and impatience. He wished for a permanent reminder of His foolish mistake. Waiting for the day when the other peoples would come, He carefully forged the magical power of the Crystal into many shapes and set them to appear across the realm for the [[Lemur]] and [[Kran]] to find. He had created the first [[Glyphs]]. These magical symbols appeared seemingly at random on all forms of material, from rocks and tree bark to animal hides, and were suitable to be used by the mortals to practice the art of magic.

	After two hundred harsh years, many short-lived generations of the [[Lemur\|Lemurs]] had passed in the inhospitable Stone Labyrinths. Laanx wandered into a cave that was hundreds of times larger than the one he created with Talad in the stalactite. With ~~his~~ godly vision, he spied a huge stalactite jutting down from the cavern roof and occupying one-third of the vault. Some say it was the conic block of rock that held what would become known as [[Yliakum]].		After two hundred harsh years, many short-lived generations of the [[Lemur\|Lemurs]] had passed in the inhospitable Stone Labyrinths. Laanx wandered into a cave that was hundreds of times larger than the one He created with Talad in the stalactite. With His godly vision, he spied a huge stalactite jutting down from the cavern roof and occupying one-third of the vault. Some say it was the conic block of rock that held what would become known as [[Yliakum]].

	~~Centred~~ in the cavern, he saw a deep, life-filled lake which was continually filled by a thin rain of clear water from the tip of the stalactite. The lake shore was covered by a thick mat of brightly glowing moss growing in the fertile soil. The Lemurs believed that their god had led them to a new home. Their praises and thanks to Laanx echoed in the cavern and many sacrifices were made. In that moment, Laanx became aware of the presence of ~~his~~ followers and was stricken by their faith and ingenuity. His heart became a little softer, and he gave ~~his~~ people many powerful and useful things to brighten the cave and make the lake and its shores a good place to live. The Lemurs multiplied rapidly, built the ten towns of Kadaikos, and quickly became a prosperous and numerous nation.		Centered in the cavern, He saw a deep, life-filled lake which was continually filled by a thin rain of clear water from the tip of the stalactite. The lake shore was covered by a thick mat of brightly glowing moss growing in the fertile soil. The Lemurs believed that their god had led them to a new home. Their praises and thanks to Laanx echoed in the cavern and many sacrifices were made. In that moment, Laanx became aware of the presence of His followers and was stricken by their faith and ingenuity. His heart became a little softer, and He gave His people many powerful and useful things to brighten the cave and make the lake and its shores a good place to live. The Lemurs multiplied rapidly, built the ten towns of Kadaikos, and quickly became a prosperous and numerous nation.

	For a period of about one hundred years, Laanx ruled [[Kadaikos]] harshly, giving the Lemurs inflexible laws and a strict hierarchy. After discovering the delight of ruling ~~his~~ people, the [[Laanx\|Masked God]] became greedy for more power. He remembered the promise made by Vodùl to send people to Yliakum. They were supposed to arrive in a few decades, and so he decided to take them all and lead them to Kadaikos so that they might worship ~~him~~ alone alongside the Lemurs. Thus, he journeyed back to the Stone Labyrinths near Yliakum to await the arrival of the first settlers. He did not tell the Lemurs of Kadaikos why he left, causing strife and a great debate among them. Some claimed that it was a sign and it was time to return to their home of legend. Others thought it was a test, and they should stay in Kadaikos. The debate escalated almost culminating in warfare, and caused the Lemurs to split, some leaving to search for Laanx, others staying in Kadaikos.		For a period of about one hundred years, Laanx ruled [[Kadaikos]] harshly, giving the Lemurs inflexible laws and a strict hierarchy. After discovering the delight of ruling His people, the [[Laanx\|Masked God]] became greedy for more power. He remembered the promise made by Vodùl to send people to Yliakum. They were supposed to arrive in a few decades, and so He decided to take them all and lead them to Kadaikos so that they might worship Him alone alongside the Lemurs. Thus, He journeyed back to the Stone Labyrinths near Yliakum to await the arrival of the first settlers. He did not tell the Lemurs of Kadaikos why He left, causing strife and a great debate among them. Some claimed that it was a sign and it was time to return to their home of legend. Others thought it was a test, and they should stay in Kadaikos. The debate escalated, almost culminating in warfare, and caused the Lemurs to split, some leaving to search for Laanx, others staying in Kadaikos.

	After the Lemurs left Kadaikos to find Laanx, a strange black fog began to follow them up through the Stone Labyrinths. An aura of fear surrounded the fog, eliminating any thought of returning to Kadaikos. They became lost in their haste to flee the unknown darkness and wandered the Stone Labyrinths for years ~~to come~~. To this day, it is uncertain what became of the great cities. It is whispered that even the gods will not cross into the black fog.		After the Lemurs left Kadaikos to find Laanx, a strange black fog began to follow them up through the Stone Labyrinths. An aura of fear surrounded the fog, eliminating any thought of returning to Kadaikos. They became lost in their haste to flee the unknown darkness and wandered the Stone Labyrinths for years. To this day, it is uncertain what became of the great cities. It is whispered that even the gods will not cross into the black fog.

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	== '''Third Epoch: The Realm of Laanx''' ==		'''Third Epoch: The Realm of Laanx'''

	Laanx spent a very long time in the Stone Labyrinths trying to bring the serenity back into her heart. Then Talad tried to approach her, trying to recognize, in the red dressed figure what remained of the beautiful god. But he saw simply an empty dress, and this disturbed him.		[[Laanx]] spent a very long time in the [[Stone Labyrinths]] trying to bring the serenity back into her heart. Then [[Talad]] tried to approach her, trying to recognize, in the red dressed figure what remained of the beautiful god. But he saw simply an empty dress, and this disturbed him.

	-There must be a remedy. Come back and we will be One again.		-There must be a remedy. Come back and we will be One again.

	Laanx spoke with a cold, male voice:		Laanx spoke with a cold, male voice:

	-You don't know what you did, Talad. It is not possible anymore to be One. I don't know you, and you don't know me. Go away and do not annoy me anymore.-		-You don't know what you did, Talad. It is not possible anymore to be One. I don't know you, and you don't know me. Go away and do not annoy me anymore.-

	Many other times Laanx rejected Talad's entreaties to reconcile with him. Talad's insistence seemed insulting to Laanx, who was already annoyed in his painful isolation. Laanx forgot the millenarian friendship with Talad and sought the loneliness even more deeply in the bowels of the earth, heedless of the large number of Lemurs that followed him, worshipping and offering gifts to him.		Many other times Laanx rejected Talad's entreaties to reconcile with him. Talad's insistence seemed insulting to Laanx, who was already annoyed in his painful isolation. Laanx forgot the millenarian friendship with Talad and sought the loneliness even more deeply in the bowels of the earth, heedless of the large number of [[Lemur\|Lemurs]] that followed him, worshipping and offering gifts to him.

	Talad gave up any hope to be reconciled with the old friend and, now alone, turned his thoughts to the people left in the town they had created. He called it "Hydlaa", the name of the most powerful glyph, that Vodùl had revealed to Laanx and that led Talad to ignore prudence to satisfy his pride. Waiting for the day when the other peoples would come, he forged magical power into many shapes, suitable to be used by the mortals to help them to survive underground: he created the Glyphs.		Talad gave up any hope to be reconciled with the old friend and, now alone, turned his thoughts to the people left in the town they had created. He called it "[[Hydlaa]]", the name of the most powerful [[Players_Guide/Magic#Glyphs\|glyph]], that [[Vodùl]] had revealed to Laanx and that led Talad to ignore prudence to satisfy his pride. Waiting for the day when the other peoples would come, he forged magical power into many shapes, suitable to be used by the mortals to help them to survive underground: he created the [[Players_Guide/Magic#Glyphs\|glyphs]].

	After many generations of the Lemur had passed, Laanx wandered into a cave that was hundreds of times bigger than the one he created, where beings without a name dwelt. At the top he spied a huge stalactite that occupied one third of the vault, and which produced a thin rain of clear water. It was the conic block of rock that held Yliakum.		After many generations of the [[Lemur]]s had passed, Laanx wandered into a cave that was hundreds of times bigger than the one he created, where beings without a name dwelt. At the top he spied a huge stalactite that occupied one third of the vault, and which produced a thin rain of clear water. It was the conic block of rock that held [[Yliakum]].

	At the middle of the cave, he saw a deep lake full of life, whose shores were a fertile soil. The Lemurs believed that their god had led them to a new home. Their praises and thanks to Laanx echoed in the cave and many sacrifices were made.		At the middle of the cave, he saw a deep lake full of life, whose shores were a fertile soil. The Lemurs believed that their god had led them to a new home. Their praises and thanks to Laanx echoed in the cave and many sacrifices were made.

	In that moment Laanx became aware of the presence of his followers, and he was stricken by their faith and ingenuity. His heart became a little softer, and he gave his people many powerful and useful things to brighten the cave and make the lake and its shores a place to live. The Lemurs multiplied rapidly, built the ten towns of Kadaikos, and they became a prosperous and numerous populations.		In that moment Laanx became aware of the presence of his followers, and he was stricken by their faith and ingenuity. His heart became a little softer, and he gave his people many powerful and useful things to brighten the cave and make the lake and its shores a place to live. The Lemurs multiplied rapidly, built the ten towns of [[Kadaikos]], and they became a prosperous and numerous populations.

	For a period, Laanx ruled Kadaikos harshly, giving to the Lemurs inflexible laws and a strict hierarchy. After discovering the delight of ruling his people, the Masked God became greedy for power. He remembered the promise made by Vodùl to send people to Yliakum. They were supposed to arrive in few decades, and he decided to take them all, to lead them to Kadaikos and to become their god. Thus, he journeyed back to the Stone Labyrinths near Yliakum to await the arrival of the first settlers.		For a period, Laanx ruled Kadaikos harshly, giving to the Lemurs inflexible laws and a strict hierarchy. After discovering the delight of ruling his people, the [[Laanx\|Masked God]] became greedy for power. He remembered the promise made by Vodùl to send people to [[Yliakum]]. They were supposed to arrive in few decades, and he decided to take them all, to lead them to Kadaikos and to become their god. Thus, he journeyed back to the [[Stone Labyrinths]] near Yliakum to await the arrival of the first settlers.

	After the departure of Laanx, a black flame appeared in Kadaikos. Everyone believed that it was a part of Laanx soul and was supposed to rule his people till his return. The [[Black Flame]] was sentient and easily took control of the people in Kadaikos.		After the departure of Laanx, a black flame appeared in Kadaikos. Everyone believed that it was a part of Laanx soul and was supposed to rule his people till his return. The [[Black Flame]] was sentient and easily took control of the people in Kadaikos.

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