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From the many People who had fled the war of Desire, one, the Lokhor, would find Shunozlo. | From the many People who had fled the war of Desire, one, the Lokhor, would find Shunozlo. | ||
The Lokhor were very tall people, with straight hair and muddy skin. The Desire that corrupted them had driven them to weave Servants out of the threads of the People. Servants were very large and strong creatures, but they did not have heads. In their place were machines woven into them that could be used | The Lokhor were very tall people, with straight hair and muddy skin. The Desire that corrupted them had driven them to weave Servants out of the threads of the People. Servants were very large and strong creatures, but they did not have heads. In their place were machines woven into them that could be used to control them. The servants could not disobey any command, they would even kill themselves without hesitation. The Lokhor used the Servants to do all of their work, and lived lives of ease, devoting all of their energy to the pursuit of pleasure. | ||
After much time spent flying across the universe, the Lokhor found our world, safe and far away from the war of Desire, its surface rich with life and the weather pleasant. They settled in the branches of the Mazo Gyañce, and they had their Servants build glorious cities adorning the branches of Gyañce, and when the cities were done, the Lokhor settled and multiplied, and left their Servants to care for the cities. | After much time spent flying across the universe, the Lokhor found our world, safe and far away from the war of Desire, its surface rich with life and the weather pleasant. They settled in the branches of the Mazo Gyañce, and they had their Servants build glorious cities adorning the branches of Gyañce, and when the cities were done, the Lokhor settled and multiplied, and left their Servants to care for the cities. | ||
Among them a girl named Theso was born. She was always a very curious child even at a young age, for | Among them a girl named Theso was born. She was always a very curious child even at a young age, and she was without flaw or sin, for she had not been given Desire. She would stare down from the branches of the Mazo to the verdant green patches of land hidden between gaps in the clouds to the ground below. She dreamt of going there, and it soon became the main focus of her life. As she grew older, she found people of similar minds who longed for the ground, and gathered them together from far and wide. They built two enormous airships to glide down to the ground, and were mocked by the other Lokhor, who could not understand their reason for leaving the comfort and pleasure of the cities and Servants. | ||
When Theso was 50 years in age, the great airships were finally finished, and the people who longed for the ground departed. Theso piloted the first ship, and Lise the second. The two great leaders parted ways, Lise heading off to the great lakes of Tayape, and Theso to the jungled plains of Ae, named for the glimmering sands along lake Juhe, where Theso first landed. They founded their first city along the banks of the Ksowa river, and learned again the long lost art of living from the land. the founders of Ae were very fertile, and soon spread out across all of Ae, bending the creatures of the land to their will. Their numbers grew in the trillions, and the city of Ksowa expanded from its center to extend across all of the central plains, absorbing city after city in one great metropolis that went on without end. Around the center of Ksowa a great wall was built, 5 miles high and 300 miles around, to protect the heart of Ae. The buildings of the endless city dwarfed even the mountains in their majesty. | |||
==The founding of Ae and Tayape== | ==The founding of Ae and Tayape== | ||
==The destruction of Ae== | ==The destruction of Ae== | ||