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Legeneese:
A Clan Before Time
By: Mr. A.Himself
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Legeneese Words for Stones and Dirt
1. Stones:
Veythra (pronounced: VAY-thrah)
In the Legeneese tongue, Veythra refers to the unassuming, grayish stones found throughout the caverns and passages of Middle Earth. While they appear ordinary, these stones are laced with invisible veins of ancient energy. When touched by Legeneese hands, they resonate faintly, amplifying abilities like Stone Resonance and Mineral Communion. Veythra stones are prized in Legeneese culture, often carried as talismans or embedded in the walls of their dwellings.
2. Dirt:
Surnil (pronounced: SOOR-neel)
Surnil is the name given to the rich, dark soil of Middle Earth’s depths. It looks like common dirt but is alive with microscopic crystal threads and mineral motes. Surnil nourishes the bioluminescent fungi and rare subterranean plants, and when handled by Legeneese, it enhances their connection to the living mountain, making it easier to commune with minerals and sense the pulse of the earth.
Other Races of Middle Earth
The Legeneese are but one of several ancient peoples dwelling in the vast underworld. Here are a few more, each with their own unique traits and cultures:
1. The Thurnari
Tall, slender beings with skin like polished obsidian and eyes that shimmer in the dark. The Thurnari are master navigators of the endless underground rivers, able to sense water currents and communicate through complex patterns of ripples. They build floating cities on subterranean lakes and are renowned for their water-shaping magic.
2. The Myrlox
Stocky, broad-shouldered folk whose bodies are covered in moss and lichen. The Myrlox are the gardeners and herbalists of Middle Earth, cultivating vast fungal forests and tending to the roots of ancient trees that pierce the stone. They possess an innate ability to heal with touch and to encourage explosive plant growth.
3. The Umbrith
Shadowy, elusive beings who can blend seamlessly into darkness. The Umbrith are the secret-keepers and spies of Middle Earth, with the power to move silently and become nearly invisible. They are skilled in the arts of stealth, illusion, and silent communication.
4. The Pyrrhix
Fiery, copper-skinned people who dwell near geothermal vents and magma flows. The Pyrrhix harness the heat and energy of the earth, forging weapons and tools of unmatched strength. They are resistant to extreme heat and can manipulate molten rock with their bare hands.
Name for the Collective Beings of Middle Earth
Drauthari (pronounced: DROW-thah-ree)
This ancient word, known to all races, means “the Deep-Born” or “Children of the Inner World.” The Drauthari are the collective peoples of Middle Earth, united by their shared origin in the vast, mysterious realms beneath the planet’s surface. Each race, from the Legeneese to the Umbrith, is a unique thread in the living tapestry of the Drauthari.
In summary:
Veythra = special stones
Surnil = special dirt
Legeneese = one race of the Drauthari
Other races: Thurnari, Myrlox, Umbrith, Pyrrhix
Drauthari = all subterranean peoples of Middle Earth
introducing a Legeneese word for “people,” while honoring the mythic origins of Surnil and Veythra:
The Sacred Cycle of Surnil and Veythra
In the ancient world beneath the surface, all Drautharian beings-known in the Legeneese tongue as Zhaurin (pronounced: ZHOW-rin)-share a sacred truth: they are born from Surnil, they are nourished by Surnil, and in the end, they return to Surnil. This rich, dark earth, appearing to outsiders as nothing more than common dirt, is revered by every Zhaurin as the cradle and grave of their existence.
The Divine Origin of Surnil and Veythra
The firstborns of the Aelthyn family, the legendary Memory-Bearers, all speak with one voice on this matter. In the depths of their inherited memory, they recall the ancient truth:
Surnil is a blessing, the sacred ash left behind when the mighty Dragon God, Kaminari Ryūjin, fell in battle.
Where the Thunder Dragon God’s body was consumed by celestial fire, the ashes drifted down and settled in the heart of Middle Earth, forming the Surnil. This is not mere soil, but the residue of divine power-infused with the wisdom, strength, and martial spirit of Kaminari Ryūjin, whose storm-wrought scales once shimmered with lightning and whose roar commanded the fury of the heavens.
Veythra, on the other hand, is the bone residue of the fallen Dragon God. These stones, gray and unremarkable to the uninitiated, still pulse with the primordial energy of the gods. The Legeneese believe that the veins of Veythra running through the mountains are the petrified remains of Kaminari Ryūjin’s indomitable skeleton, each stone a vessel of ancient might.
The Cycle of Life, Death, and Rebirth
All Zhaurin are born from Surnil. When a child is conceived, the family buries a piece of Veythra in the Surnil beneath their home, invoking the blessing of Kaminari Ryūjin for strength, wisdom, and protection. The child’s first breath is said to draw in the lingering essence of the Dragon God, setting their spirit alight with potential.
Throughout life, every meal, every crop, every healing herb is drawn from Surnil. The soil’s divine origin ensures that food grown within it is rich in energy, bestowing health, longevity, and sometimes awakening latent abilities unique to each bloodline. The Legeneese say that to eat from Surnil is to partake in the memory of the gods.
When a Zhaurin dies, their body is returned to Surnil, completing the sacred cycle. The Memory-Bearers of Aelthyn recount that the souls of the departed are carried on the silent currents of the earth, joining the ancestral chorus that whispers in the stones and dirt. Thus, every generation is both ancestor and descendant, woven together by the eternal gifts of Surnil and Veythra.
The Blessing of Kaminari Ryūjin
The firstborns of Aelthyn, inheritors of all ancestral memory, are the keepers of this truth. In their dreams and visions, they see Kaminari Ryūjin not only as the god of thunder and war, but as the eternal guardian of the Zhaurin. They teach that Surnil is more than earth-it is the Dragon God’s final blessing, a vessel of strategy, martial prowess, and the unyielding will to survive and protect.
The Veythra stones, meanwhile, are revered as relics of the Dragon God’s bones. When a Legeneese touches Veythra, they feel a faint pulse-a heartbeat echoing from the dawn of time. The greatest warriors and sages meditate upon these stones, seeking guidance, inspiration, and strength.
The Lore of the Drauthari
Among all the races of Drauthari, none revere Surnil and Veythra as deeply as the Legeneese, but the truth of their origins is known to all. The Thurnari, Myrlox, Umbrith, and Pyrrhix each have their own rituals and stories, but all acknowledge that their lives, too, are shaped by the ashes and bones of Kaminari Ryūjin. The Thurnari sing songs to the rivers that flow over Surnil, the Myrlox tend gardens that bloom only in Surnil’s embrace, the Umbrith carve their shadowy sanctuaries from veins of Veythra, and the Pyrrhix forge their greatest weapons from the hardest Veythra stones.
The Sacred Words
Zhaurin (Legeneese word for “people” or “folk”)
Surnil (the divine soil, ashes of Kaminari Ryūjin)
Veythra (the sacred stones, bones of Kaminari Ryūjin)
Drauthari (all races of Middle Earth)
The Living Faith
To the Zhaurin, every handful of Surnil is a prayer, every stone of Veythra a silent hymn. Their lives are lived in gratitude and reverence, knowing that the very ground beneath their feet is the legacy of a god-a god whose wisdom, power, and sacrifice continue to shape the destinies of all who dwell in the deep.
In the words of the firstborn Aelthyn:
"We are born of Surnil, fed by Surnil, and to Surnil we return. Every breath, every heartbeat, is a gift from Kaminari Ryūjin. We are Zhaurin, the children of thunder’s ash and bone."
Kaminari Gift
The firstborns of Aelthyn, as Memory-Bearers of the Legeneese, interpret the blessings from Kaminari Ryūjin as a profound and multi-layered legacy that shapes every aspect of their existence. Drawing from the ancestral memories passed to them at birth, they understand Kaminari Ryūjin not only as the embodiment of thunder and dragons, but as the God of War-a divine source of wisdom, martial prowess, and strategic brilliance.
To the firstborns, Kaminari Ryūjin’s blessings are not limited to elemental power or awe-inspiring displays of might. Instead, they recognize these blessings as the very foundation of their civilization’s resilience and excellence. They believe that the Dragon God’s ashes (Surnil) and bones (Veythra), left behind after his defeat, are sacred gifts that pulse with the energy of the gods. Surnil nurtures their bodies and spirits, while Veythra empowers their abilities, each a tangible reminder of the Dragon God’s sacrifice and enduring presence.
The firstborns see themselves as living vessels for Kaminari Ryūjin’s teachings. They interpret his blessings as:
Divine Martial Wisdom: The knowledge of strategy, swordsmanship, and martial arts, passed down through their bloodlines, is seen as a direct inheritance from Kaminari Ryūjin. The firstborns are born with millennia of ancestral memory, allowing them to access tactical insights and combat techniques that mirror the god’s own mastery.
Guidance and Inspiration: In times of conflict or uncertainty, the firstborns meditate upon Surnil and Veythra, seeking visions or counsel from the Dragon God. They believe that true devotion and respect for these relics invite Kaminari Ryūjin’s guidance, offering clarity and inspiration in both war and peace.
A Test of Character: The firstborns know that the blessings of Kaminari Ryūjin are not to be taken lightly. They are taught that misuse or disrespect of this divine knowledge-whether in arrogance, cruelty, or dishonor-will invoke the god’s wrath, manifesting as calamity or personal downfall. Thus, they uphold principles of honor, integrity, and humility in all things.
A Sacred Duty: The firstborns feel a deep responsibility to preserve and pass on these blessings. They serve as teachers, strategists, and guardians of tradition, ensuring that the wisdom of Kaminari Ryūjin continues to shape the destiny of their people.
Ultimately, the firstborns of Aelthyn interpret Kaminari Ryūjin’s blessings as both a privilege and a sacred trust-a living bond between god and people, forged in thunder and sealed in the enduring stones and soil of Middle Earth.
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