The Two Temples - Revision history

Loremipsum at 13:57, 15 September 2013

2013-09-15T13:57:35Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:57, 15 September 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
	{{Navbar\|The Civilization\|History\|none}}		{{Navbar\|The Civilization\|History\|none}}
	'''Fifth Epoch: The Two Temples'''		'''Fifth Epoch: The Two Temples'''
			<br/><br/>
			While the remaining elves and dwarves resettled in [[Yliakum]] shortly after the year 400AY and began the construction of the [[Bronze Doors]], the [[Lemur\|Lemurs]] slowly but steadily increased their numbers and integrated into Yliakum's society over the next few hundred years while still keeping a permanent and stable population in their religious city of Xant Laan in the [[Stone Labyrinths]]. The [[Ylian]] abandoned their city of Ylon Donari after a great fire reduced it to rubble and ruin, and the refugees moved to the small Lemur and Kran town of [[Hydlaa]], which would eventually become the primarily Ylian city it is today. The great library in Ylon Donari was completely lost, along with the vast records of past events which it held. A new government ruled by eight Octarchs was created to bring all races under one system of law. The government was seen as fair and just, causing the races to quickly accept its rule. The new system ensured that no one person could abuse his power over the people, as had happened in the past. The Octarchy decided to adopt a common language. Unified, the people of Yliakum began to prosper as never before. The Dermorians had brought viable seeds and livestock as well as their knowledge of farming to the cavern, providing enough food for everyone. Aside from the occasional raid from creatures in the Stone Labyrinths, Yliakum soon settled into a relatively stable society that has lasted to this day, ruled by the watchful and just eye of the new government.

	~~In the City of the~~ [[~~Azure Sun~~]], the ~~people increased their population and their knowledge under [[Talad]]'s silent guidance~~. ~~Many~~ of them ~~- except the [[Diaboli]] - slowly gave up~~ the ~~faith in~~ their ~~previous gods~~ to ~~worship~~ the ~~god~~ of the [[~~Players_Guide/Magic#Glyphs\|glyphs~~]]. ~~There were people already~~ in ~~four of~~ the ~~eight levels~~ and ~~soon there was not enough food for all~~ of ~~them~~. ~~Many hunters thought to venture in~~ the ~~[[Stone Labyrinths]] to look for game. The first two levels~~ of [[Yliakum~~]] -~~ the ~~only ones where it was possible to farm - were worked more intensely. On~~ the ~~first level~~, the ~~stolid [[Ylian\|Ylians]] claimed the absolute ownership~~ of the ~~ground~~ that they were ~~farming~~, ~~refusing~~ to ~~share with other races. They built fences and walls~~, and ~~began~~ to ~~look at books about armies and armed defence~~. The ~~[[Enkidukai]] that lived~~ in the ~~same area~~ were ~~driven away and this was considered an intrusion in their freedom~~. ~~The tension between~~ the ~~two races increased~~, ~~and some of them clashed~~, ~~but Talad was able~~ to ~~control their anger and to bring back~~ the ~~stability~~.		For many years, [[Laanx]] observed in a subdued way what the Lemur were doing. Some of them went back to their ancient traditions, while the others continued their devotion to Laanx. The head of this second group was a handsome young man named Galeran Tarbius, endowed with endless charisma and an overwhelming power of will. Laanx was immediately interested in him and one day he appeared before him. When Laanx left Galeran, his eyes sparkled with a mystical fury, and his body glittered with the chaotic power of raw magic. In his hands he held the [[Book of Names]] Laanx had spent a hundred years writing, yet had kept hidden until this time. Laanx also observed with interest what was happening in Yliakum and decided that the time was right to present himself again. He was sure that Talad would receive him warmly and he would be able to take advantage of this. Under Laanx's command, Galeran led the Lemur of Xant Laan into Yliakum. They settled on the Dome in and around the small city of Hydlaa, where Galeran's powerful and charismatic leadership soon gathered a great mass of followers among the other races of Yliakum. In their opinion, Laanx was the god that had given new life to their race and therefore had the right to claim their lives whenever it was necessary. Soon after they were settled, the Lemur began to use their ancient knowledge to design an iron temple consecrated to Laanx in Hydlaa, and enlisted workers from the new Laanx worshippers in all races to build the structure. The Iron Temple was finished in the year 440AY, twenty years after its first foundations were laid. Galeran himself gave his life to the Temple and Laanx, literally, by becoming a permanent living statue within its walls. This action only served to further the advance of Laanx worship among the people of Yliakum.

	[[~~Laanx~~]] ~~observed with interest what~~ was ~~happening~~ in Yliakum, and ~~decided that it was~~ the ~~right moment~~ to ~~present himself again~~. ~~He was sure that~~ Talad ~~would receive him warmly~~, and he would ~~be able to take advantage~~ of this.		Despite the increase in Laanx's following, [[Talad]] was still worshipped and welcomed in the whole of Yliakum. There were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere, but Talad had never thought to have a temple built in his name. When the Lemur finished Laanx's Iron Temple, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, had begun to worship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate, and with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the glyphs and the strength of the stone. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the rock of the walls of the first level and moulded this rock in the name of his worshippers. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.

	~~For many years,~~ Laanx ~~observed in a subdued way what the [[Lemur]]s were doing. Some of them, circumvented extinction~~ and ~~went back to their ancient traditions~~, ~~while the others spontaneously created a clergy~~ and ~~faith based on~~ the [[~~Book of Names~~]]. ~~The head of this second group was a handsome young man named [[Galeran Tarbius]]~~, endowed with endless charisma and with an overwhelming willpower. Laanx was immediately interested in him and one day he appeared to him. When Laanx left Galeran, his eyes sparkled with mystic fury, and his body glittered of the chaotic power of raw magic.		Around year 450AY all priests of Laanx and Talad agree something major happened, and the two gods have been recalled by [[Vodùl]]. Their presence is still felt, but lot more distant than before. Also thanks to that two new deities have made themselves known to the people: the young and fierce nature goddess, [[Xiosia]] and the ancient yet stunning death goddess, [[Dakkru]].

	~~Galeran had the power~~ to ~~transmit his fanaticism to the most possessed of his followers. In their opinion, Laanx was the god~~ that ~~had given~~ new ~~life to their race and therefore had the right~~ to ~~claim their lives whenever it was necessary.~~

	~~Galeran led~~ the ~~[[Lemur]]~~ people ~~to [[Yliakum]] and there, they settled on~~ the ~~first level and began immediately to use their ancient knowledge to built an iron temple consecrated to Laanx.~~

	Talad was worshipped and welcome in the whole of Yliakum; therefore there were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere. But never before that moment had Talad thought to build a temple or to encourage his followers to build one. When the [[Lemur]] began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to worship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, ~~with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the~~ [[~~Glyphs\|glyphs~~]] and the ~~strength of the stone~~, ~~the element from which the~~ [[~~Kran~~]] were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and molded this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.

	[[Category:History]]		[[Category:History]]

Ethryn: Removal of mention of the Xacha race. As requested in Official news postings, references have been altered to read 'Lemur'.

2011-12-13T00:32:33Z

Removal of mention of the Xacha race. As requested in Official news postings, references have been altered to read 'Lemur'.

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:32, 13 December 2011
Line 6:		Line 6:
	[[Laanx]] observed with interest what was happening in Yliakum, and decided that it was the right moment to present himself again. He was sure that Talad would receive him warmly, and he would be able to take advantage of this.		[[Laanx]] observed with interest what was happening in Yliakum, and decided that it was the right moment to present himself again. He was sure that Talad would receive him warmly, and he would be able to take advantage of this.

	For many years, Laanx observed in a subdued way what the [[~~Xacha~~]] were doing. Some of them, circumvented extinction and went back to their ancient traditions, while the others spontaneously created a clergy and faith based on the [[Book of Names]]. The head of this second group was a handsome young man named [[Galeran Tarbius]], endowed with endless charisma and with an overwhelming willpower. Laanx was immediately interested in him and one day he appeared to him. When Laanx left Galeran, his eyes sparkled with mystic fury, and his body glittered of the chaotic power of raw magic.		For many years, Laanx observed in a subdued way what the [[Lemur]]s were doing. Some of them, circumvented extinction and went back to their ancient traditions, while the others spontaneously created a clergy and faith based on the [[Book of Names]]. The head of this second group was a handsome young man named [[Galeran Tarbius]], endowed with endless charisma and with an overwhelming willpower. Laanx was immediately interested in him and one day he appeared to him. When Laanx left Galeran, his eyes sparkled with mystic fury, and his body glittered of the chaotic power of raw magic.

	Galeran had the power to transmit his fanaticism to the most possessed of his followers. In their opinion, Laanx was the god that had given new life to their race and therefore had the right to claim their lives whenever it was necessary.		Galeran had the power to transmit his fanaticism to the most possessed of his followers. In their opinion, Laanx was the god that had given new life to their race and therefore had the right to claim their lives whenever it was necessary.

	Galeran led the [[~~Xacha~~]] to [[Yliakum]] and there, they settled on the first level and began immediately to use their ancient knowledge to built an iron temple consecrated to Laanx.		Galeran led the [[Lemur]] people to [[Yliakum]] and there, they settled on the first level and began immediately to use their ancient knowledge to built an iron temple consecrated to Laanx.

	Talad was worshipped and welcome in the whole of Yliakum; therefore there were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere. But never before that moment had Talad thought to build a temple or to encourage his followers to build one. When the [[~~Xacha~~]] began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to worship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the [[~~Players_Guide/Magic#~~Glyphs\|glyphs]] and the strength of the stone, the element from which the [[Kran]] were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and molded this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.		Talad was worshipped and welcome in the whole of Yliakum; therefore there were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere. But never before that moment had Talad thought to build a temple or to encourage his followers to build one. When the [[Lemur]] began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to worship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the [[Glyphs\|glyphs]] and the strength of the stone, the element from which the [[Kran]] were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and molded this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.

	[[Category:History]]		[[Category:History]]

Enderandrew at 03:48, 23 March 2009

2009-03-23T03:48:46Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:48, 23 March 2009
Line 1:		Line 1:
	{{Navbar\|The Civilization\|History\|none}}		{{Navbar\|The Civilization\|History\|none}}
	== '''Fifth Epoch: The Two Temples''' ==		'''Fifth Epoch: The Two Temples'''

	In the City of the Azure Sun, the people increased their population and their knowledge under Talad's silent guidance. Many of them - except the Diaboli - slowly gave up the faith in their previous gods to worship the god of the glyphs. There were people already in four of the eight levels and soon there was not enough food for all of them. Many hunters thought to venture in the Stone Labyrinths to look for game. The first two levels of Yliakum - the only ones where it was possible to farm - were worked more intensely. On the first level, the stolid Ylians claimed the absolute ownership of the ground that they were farming, refusing to share with other races. They built fences and walls, and began to look at books about armies and armed defence. The Enkidukai that lived in the same area were driven away and this was considered an intrusion in their freedom. The tension between the two races increased, and some of them clashed, but Talad was able to control their anger and to bring back the stability.		In the City of the [[Azure Sun]], the people increased their population and their knowledge under [[Talad]]'s silent guidance. Many of them - except the [[Diaboli]] - slowly gave up the faith in their previous gods to worship the god of the [[Players_Guide/Magic#Glyphs\|glyphs]]. There were people already in four of the eight levels and soon there was not enough food for all of them. Many hunters thought to venture in the [[Stone Labyrinths]] to look for game. The first two levels of [[Yliakum]] - the only ones where it was possible to farm - were worked more intensely. On the first level, the stolid [[Ylian\|Ylians]] claimed the absolute ownership of the ground that they were farming, refusing to share with other races. They built fences and walls, and began to look at books about armies and armed defence. The [[Enkidukai]] that lived in the same area were driven away and this was considered an intrusion in their freedom. The tension between the two races increased, and some of them clashed, but Talad was able to control their anger and to bring back the stability.

	Laanx observed with interest what was happening in Yliakum, and decided that it was the right moment to present himself again. He was sure that Talad would receive him warmly, and he would be able to take advantage of this.		[[Laanx]] observed with interest what was happening in Yliakum, and decided that it was the right moment to present himself again. He was sure that Talad would receive him warmly, and he would be able to take advantage of this.

	For many years, Laanx observed in a subdued way what the Xacha were doing. Some of them, circumvented extinction and went back to their ancient traditions, while the others spontaneously created a clergy and faith based on the Book of Names. The head of this second group was a handsome young man named Galeran Tarbius, endowed with endless charisma and with an overwhelming ~~will power~~. Laanx was immediately interested in him and one day he appeared to him. When Laanx left Galeran, his eyes sparkled with mystic fury, and his body glittered of the chaotic power of raw magic.		For many years, Laanx observed in a subdued way what the [[Xacha]] were doing. Some of them, circumvented extinction and went back to their ancient traditions, while the others spontaneously created a clergy and faith based on the [[Book of Names]]. The head of this second group was a handsome young man named [[Galeran Tarbius]], endowed with endless charisma and with an overwhelming willpower. Laanx was immediately interested in him and one day he appeared to him. When Laanx left Galeran, his eyes sparkled with mystic fury, and his body glittered of the chaotic power of raw magic.

	Galeran had the power to transmit his fanaticism to the most possessed of his followers. In their opinion, Laanx was the god that had given new life to their race and therefore had the right to claim their lives whenever it was necessary. Galeran led the Xacha to Yliakum and there, they settled on the first level and began immediately to use their ancient knowledge to built an iron temple consecrated to Laanx.		Galeran had the power to transmit his fanaticism to the most possessed of his followers. In their opinion, Laanx was the god that had given new life to their race and therefore had the right to claim their lives whenever it was necessary.

			Galeran led the [[Xacha]] to [[Yliakum]] and there, they settled on the first level and began immediately to use their ancient knowledge to built an iron temple consecrated to Laanx.

			Talad was worshipped and welcome in the whole of Yliakum; therefore there were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere. But never before that moment had Talad thought to build a temple or to encourage his followers to build one. When the [[Xacha]] began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to worship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the [[Players_Guide/Magic#Glyphs\|glyphs]] and the strength of the stone, the element from which the [[Kran]] were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and molded this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.

	Talad was worshipped and welcome in the whole of Yliakum; therefore there were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere. But never before that moment had Talad thought to build a temple or to encourage his followers to build one. When the Xacha began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to worship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the glyphs and the strength of the stone, the element from which the Kran were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and moulded this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.
	[[Category:History]]		[[Category:History]]

Maanahr: Spell-check.

2008-03-24T15:42:46Z

Spell-check.

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:42, 24 March 2008
Line 2:		Line 2:
	== '''Fifth Epoch: The Two Temples''' ==		== '''Fifth Epoch: The Two Temples''' ==

	In the City of the Azure Sun, the people increased their population and their knowledge under Talad's silent guidance. Many of them - except the Diaboli - slowly gave up the faith in their previous gods to worship the god of the glyphs. There were people already in four of the eight levels and soon there was not enough food for all of them. Many hunters thought to venture in the Stone Labyrinths to look for game. The first two levels of Yliakum - the only ones where it was possible to farm - were worked more intensely. On the first level, the stolid Ylians claimed the absolute ownership of the ground that they were farming, refusing to share with other races. They built fences and walls, and began to look at books about armies and armed ~~defense~~. The Enkidukai that lived in the same area were driven away and this was considered an intrusion in their freedom. The tension between the two races increased, and some of them clashed, but Talad was able to control their anger and to bring back the stability.		In the City of the Azure Sun, the people increased their population and their knowledge under Talad's silent guidance. Many of them - except the Diaboli - slowly gave up the faith in their previous gods to worship the god of the glyphs. There were people already in four of the eight levels and soon there was not enough food for all of them. Many hunters thought to venture in the Stone Labyrinths to look for game. The first two levels of Yliakum - the only ones where it was possible to farm - were worked more intensely. On the first level, the stolid Ylians claimed the absolute ownership of the ground that they were farming, refusing to share with other races. They built fences and walls, and began to look at books about armies and armed defence. The Enkidukai that lived in the same area were driven away and this was considered an intrusion in their freedom. The tension between the two races increased, and some of them clashed, but Talad was able to control their anger and to bring back the stability.

	Laanx observed with interest what was happening in Yliakum, and decided that it was the right moment to present himself again. He was sure that Talad would receive him warmly, and he would be able to take advantage of this.		Laanx observed with interest what was happening in Yliakum, and decided that it was the right moment to present himself again. He was sure that Talad would receive him warmly, and he would be able to take advantage of this.
Line 10:		Line 10:
	Galeran had the power to transmit his fanaticism to the most possessed of his followers. In their opinion, Laanx was the god that had given new life to their race and therefore had the right to claim their lives whenever it was necessary. Galeran led the Xacha to Yliakum and there, they settled on the first level and began immediately to use their ancient knowledge to built an iron temple consecrated to Laanx.		Galeran had the power to transmit his fanaticism to the most possessed of his followers. In their opinion, Laanx was the god that had given new life to their race and therefore had the right to claim their lives whenever it was necessary. Galeran led the Xacha to Yliakum and there, they settled on the first level and began immediately to use their ancient knowledge to built an iron temple consecrated to Laanx.

	Talad was ~~worshiped~~ and welcome in the whole of Yliakum; therefore there were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere. But never before that moment had Talad thought to build a temple or to encourage his followers to build one. When the Xacha began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to worship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the glyphs and the strength of the stone, the element from which the Kran were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and ~~molded~~ this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.		Talad was worshipped and welcome in the whole of Yliakum; therefore there were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere. But never before that moment had Talad thought to build a temple or to encourage his followers to build one. When the Xacha began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to worship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the glyphs and the strength of the stone, the element from which the Kran were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and moulded this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.
	[[Category:History]]		[[Category:History]]

Maanahr: Spelling.

2008-03-08T09:02:06Z

Spelling.

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:02, 8 March 2008
Line 10:		Line 10:
	Galeran had the power to transmit his fanaticism to the most possessed of his followers. In their opinion, Laanx was the god that had given new life to their race and therefore had the right to claim their lives whenever it was necessary. Galeran led the Xacha to Yliakum and there, they settled on the first level and began immediately to use their ancient knowledge to built an iron temple consecrated to Laanx.		Galeran had the power to transmit his fanaticism to the most possessed of his followers. In their opinion, Laanx was the god that had given new life to their race and therefore had the right to claim their lives whenever it was necessary. Galeran led the Xacha to Yliakum and there, they settled on the first level and began immediately to use their ancient knowledge to built an iron temple consecrated to Laanx.

	Talad was ~~worshipped~~ and welcome in the whole of Yliakum; therefore there were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere. But never before that moment had Talad thought to build a temple or to encourage his followers to build one. When the Xacha began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to ~~workship~~ Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the glyphs and the strength of the stone, the element from which the Kran were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and molded this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.		Talad was worshiped and welcome in the whole of Yliakum; therefore there were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere. But never before that moment had Talad thought to build a temple or to encourage his followers to build one. When the Xacha began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to worship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the glyphs and the strength of the stone, the element from which the Kran were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and molded this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.
	[[Category:History]]		[[Category:History]]

Daevaorn at 15:44, 10 January 2008

2008-01-10T15:44:52Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:44, 10 January 2008
Line 1:		Line 1:
			{{Navbar\|The Civilization\|History\|none}}
	== '''Fifth Epoch: The Two Temples''' ==		== '''Fifth Epoch: The Two Temples''' ==

Caarrie at 15:04, 10 January 2008

2008-01-10T15:04:58Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:04, 10 January 2008
Line 10:		Line 10:

	Talad was worshipped and welcome in the whole of Yliakum; therefore there were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere. But never before that moment had Talad thought to build a temple or to encourage his followers to build one. When the Xacha began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to workship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the glyphs and the strength of the stone, the element from which the Kran were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and molded this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.		Talad was worshipped and welcome in the whole of Yliakum; therefore there were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere. But never before that moment had Talad thought to build a temple or to encourage his followers to build one. When the Xacha began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to workship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the glyphs and the strength of the stone, the element from which the Kran were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and molded this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.
	[[Category:History]		[[Category:History]]

Caarrie at 15:04, 10 January 2008

2008-01-10T15:04:32Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:04, 10 January 2008
Line 10:		Line 10:

	Talad was worshipped and welcome in the whole of Yliakum; therefore there were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere. But never before that moment had Talad thought to build a temple or to encourage his followers to build one. When the Xacha began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to workship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the glyphs and the strength of the stone, the element from which the Kran were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and molded this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.		Talad was worshipped and welcome in the whole of Yliakum; therefore there were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere. But never before that moment had Talad thought to build a temple or to encourage his followers to build one. When the Xacha began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to workship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the glyphs and the strength of the stone, the element from which the Kran were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and molded this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.
			[[Category:History]

Caarrie at 15:04, 10 January 2008

2008-01-10T15:04:17Z

New page

== '''Fifth Epoch: The Two Temples''' ==

In the City of the Azure Sun, the people increased their population and their knowledge under Talad's silent guidance. Many of them - except the Diaboli - slowly gave up the faith in their previous gods to worship the god of the glyphs. There were people already in four of the eight levels and soon there was not enough food for all of them. Many hunters thought to venture in the Stone Labyrinths to look for game. The first two levels of Yliakum - the only ones where it was possible to farm - were worked more intensely. On the first level, the stolid Ylians claimed the absolute ownership of the ground that they were farming, refusing to share with other races. They built fences and walls, and began to look at books about armies and armed defense. The Enkidukai that lived in the same area were driven away and this was considered an intrusion in their freedom. The tension between the two races increased, and some of them clashed, but Talad was able to control their anger and to bring back the stability.

Laanx observed with interest what was happening in Yliakum, and decided that it was the right moment to present himself again. He was sure that Talad would receive him warmly, and he would be able to take advantage of this.

For many years, Laanx observed in a subdued way what the Xacha were doing. Some of them, circumvented extinction and went back to their ancient traditions, while the others spontaneously created a clergy and faith based on the Book of Names. The head of this second group was a handsome young man named Galeran Tarbius, endowed with endless charisma and with an overwhelming will power. Laanx was immediately interested in him and one day he appeared to him. When Laanx left Galeran, his eyes sparkled with mystic fury, and his body glittered of the chaotic power of raw magic.

Galeran had the power to transmit his fanaticism to the most possessed of his followers. In their opinion, Laanx was the god that had given new life to their race and therefore had the right to claim their lives whenever it was necessary. Galeran led the Xacha to Yliakum and there, they settled on the first level and began immediately to use their ancient knowledge to built an iron temple consecrated to Laanx.

Talad was worshipped and welcome in the whole of Yliakum; therefore there were statues, representations and places consecrated to him everywhere. But never before that moment had Talad thought to build a temple or to encourage his followers to build one. When the Xacha began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to workship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the glyphs and the strength of the stone, the element from which the Kran were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and molded this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad.