Title: KMD 001 - Founding of Kgu

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A long time ago, two powerful Beings came to exist.

From them, six Elements were created and destroyed in four different directions at the same time. 

From the six Elements, a beautiful World sprung forth.

But the World was not enough for the two Beings, who felt lonely and tired. So the World gave birth to the People.

The People came together and found the kindgom of Ru.

The powerful Beings were called by their children as the Al-ent'oh¹Al-ent'oh - Evitan, "Supreme sovereign progenitor beings.".

She was named Al-ent'oh Kwai-Aifnul² Kwai-Aifnul - Evitan, Igenou, Kgu, "Moon that creates or give purpose / Making Moon". This kind Al-ent'oh ruled over the beautiful Moon and liked to create many things.

Her twin brother and mate was known as Al-ent'oh Soletr-Dshoi³ Soletr-Dshoi - Evitan, Igenou, Kgu, "Sun that destroy or take existence / Breaking Sun.". He is a cruel Al-ent'oh, who hold sway over the scorching Sun and has a tendency to destroy things, especially his sister's creations.

Together, the Al-ent'oh ruled over the kingdom of Ru by taking Turns to change between the Light and the Dark, so they can move the Sun and the Moon for the World and the People.

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When the People were born, they did not know how to talk or move.

With times, they learned how to move and make sounds.

But no one can understand what the other one say because the sounds were too different from the ones they used to make.

So the People started to fight all the times while screaming and crying. 

One day, some of the People came to the Al-ent'oh for helps. 

They asked, "What must be done for this to end?" 

The Dshoi Al-ent'oh told them, "Fools! All have a Voice, yet you did not hear nor breathe."

The Kwai Al-ent'oh said to the children, "Find the common ground. Speak, listen, note, teach, and share."

So those People came back and did what the Al-ent'oh said. The People learned to talk and were able to understand each other. There were no more fighting. The People learned to serve the Al-ent'oh in helping to build the World.

They all lived happily ever after.

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The End.

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Ten People did not leave the shrine hastily like the others have after learning how to talk. They were called the Adventurers.

Soletr-Dshoi asked, "You want to know more. Why?"

One of the ten Adventurers answered, "We want to understand more because our times are short. Can't we pass on the knowledges to our heirs and their descendants?"

Kwai-Aifnul asked, "Brother, what do you think?"

Soletr-Dshoi harshly spoke, "No."

One Adventurer asked, "Why?"

Soletr-Dshoi stared at them in the eyes, "Because you must prove your worths."

They asked the Al-ent'oh, "Then what must be done?"

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Kwai-Aifnul told the ten Adventurers, "There are four tasks you must complete before the end of your lifetime."

Soletr-Dshoi warned, "This is a secret only we and you know, but no one else. Should one forfeit, then your memory from now will be taken away."

The Adventurers were silent for a moment. When Dshoi Al-ent’oh warns, one must listen carefully or be Taken before their times pass.

Kwai-Aifnul said, "Tasks can be shared by eleven here. No pains, no gains. Do you dare?"

The Adventurers agreed because they want to understand. So the Al-ent'oh gave them four tasks.

"Craft a round, the size of your palm, of this material that can never rot nor crumble in the face of passing time, but can be shaped to hold more than a hundred thousand words," said Kwai-Aifnul.

"Break and cut pens, five from wood and five from stone with a claw of six nibs that drip wax, one flat to smooth, one stake to carve, and one to dye," Soletr-Dshoi drew the shapes of the tools in the dirt with his sharp claw.

Kwai-Aifnul described the third task, "A bowl of ink that stain so black darker than the deep sea, as bright as the stars and so fine where moonlight shine, but never wasted by water nor sunshine."

"Burn, strike, and mold thirty squares from your speech out of stones that shines, yet the seals never break when struck," Soletr-Dshoi ended his mate's taskmaking.

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10 Adventurers left on a quest to find a round, the pens, the seal, and the ink.

1 stayed home, but left and never came back from shame.

There were 9 Adventurers crossing the bridge another day.

1 fell over and got swept away by the waves.

There were 8 Adventurers going up the mountains the next day.

1 stayed behind to save the others when the village got raided.

So 7 Adventurers ran away with their sacks.

1 got lost in the forest after pens were made.

There were 6 Adventurers walking through the forest of haze.

1 made ink, but got aches and sick, then fell asleep, never to wake.

So there were 5 Adventurers, who wept a sea ofbtears down the bay.

1 gave up and lost his memories ashore

There were 4 Adventurers going to another town to trade.

1 got caught, casted out, and burned by the other People's hate.

So 3 Adventurers were chased away with eighteen stamps.

1 broke his crown when he tumbled over.

There were 2 Adventurers left to fates.

1 ran out of time and passed away.

So there was 1 lonely Adventurer going home.

1 came back and got married, but laid bare his secret to his mate.

And there were none.

A taboo, words spreads and other People came to steal.

But nothing to take, for all were erased.

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The Al-ent'oh waited and waited. Days, nights, and time passed.

The ten Adventurers never came. 

E/N - Entering Quote Marks-Free Dialogue Mode - Recordings

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Kwai-Aifnul - Bhiye.

Safhem - Allerui Al-ent'oh Kwai-Aifnul to Soletr-Dshoi mss.

Soletr-Dshoi - Children, show the crafts concealed beneath your shellwings.

Safhem - . . . . .

Soletr-Dshoi - Two moons, you spent in your crafts. Speak now or let it be wasted.

Saf - We present these humble offerings before the Al-ent'oh Kwai-Aifnul ae Soletr-Dshoi.

Hem - But Is!

Saf Kgu I - They already know. Why not show them? Maybe they can give us some pointers.

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Soletr-Dshoi - Heavy, but feasible. Whasayu?

Kwai-Aifnul - Fascinating. They are the first, who have passed where others could not. Children, your crafts are ingenious, but never without flaws. Whabnu?

Hem - Tales and knowledges from the Al-ent'oh.

Soletr-Dshoi - Yhwon?

Safhem - We . . . fear such knowledges will be lost . . . . . in their arrogance reliant on the memories of one who tells.

Aifnul-Soletr - Hao. Wheusta?

Safhem - 768 Hours⁴Fosidaur / 1st Gen Ayde can only live for 64 days and measure their lifespans by the daylight hours..

Aifnul-Soletr - Are you certain to hear of the Cosmos? Even if We did share, you may not be able to comprehend anything?

Safhem - Yes mss!

Aifnul-Soletr - Bold children, bold indeed!

Safhem - Thanks the Al-ent'oh for praising this humble one.

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Aifnul-Soletr - Then you shall be known to the world as the Kgu, the ones who share our names and heed our wills. We hereby bestow you this privilege. Stand and embrace!

Soletr-Dshoi - Hem Soletrion Kgu I

Kwai-Aifnul - Saf Aifnulyon Kgu I.

Safhem Kgu I - It's an honor to serve Al-ent'oh Kwai-Aifnul ae Soletr-Dshoi!

Aifnul-Soletr - Alright, sit and get to marking as you listen!

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