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Legeneese:
A Clan Before Time
By: Mr. A.Himself
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The Legeneese Mountains: Zhilakai, Korvath, and Nirixys
In the unfathomable eons before the first dawn of dinosaurs, when the world’s crust was still restless and the continents unrecognizable, the Legeneese civilization flourished in the heart of a mountain realm known to them as Zhilakai. This was not a single peak, but a sprawling, labyrinthine range, a continent unto itself, whose name in the ancient Legeneese tongue meant “The Bones of the First Earth.” The mountains of Zhilakai were a realm of mythic grandeur, their features so extraordinary and alien that even the wildest dreams of later ages could not conjure their likeness.
Zhilakai: The Living Spine of the World
Zhilakai stretched across the horizon in endless folds, a titanic spine of stone and crystal that rose from the planet’s molten heart. Unlike any modern range, Zhilakai’s mountains were not merely piles of rock thrust upward by tectonic violence; they were living monuments, shaped by forces both geological and mysterious. The range was divided into vast districts, each with its own character, climate, and mineral soul.
Geological Marvels of Zhilakai:
Crystal Veins and Gemstone Cliffs: The mountains were veined with rivers of quartz, amethyst, and obsidian, their faces glittering with embedded gemstones. In the light of the bioluminescent fungi that clung to every shadowed crevice, these cliffs shimmered with an inner fire, painting the caverns and valleys in shifting hues of violet, blue, and gold.
Cavernous Depths: Beneath the peaks, Zhilakai’s roots plunged deep into the planet. Here, the Legeneese carved their cities into colossal chambers, some so vast they contained their own weather-clouds forming from the breath of hot springs, rain falling softly upon subterranean gardens.
Living Rock: Some formations, such as the Silaran Arches, were composed of a rare mineral that resonated with the vibrations of the earth, emitting haunting, melodic tones during seismic shifts. The Legeneese believed these sounds were the voices of ancient spirits, singing the history of the world.
Thermal Rivers: Geothermal activity abounded, with rivers of scalding water and steam snaking through the valleys and feeding into underground lakes of turquoise and jade. These thermal rivers powered the Legeneese forges and heated their homes, creating pockets of lush, alien flora in the depths.
Jasper Forests: In some valleys, the ground was littered with petrified trees, their trunks transformed into pillars of jasper and agate, standing silent and eternal as a forest of stone.
Korvath: The Sovereign Peak
At the heart of Zhilakai towered Korvath, the Sovereign Peak. In the Legeneese language, Korvath meant “The Watcher Above All.” It soared higher than any other summit, its crown lost in the perpetual mists and clouds that swirled around its jagged spires.
Extraordinary Features of Korvath:
The Shattered Crown: The summit of Korvath was not a single point but a ring of splintered pinnacles, as if a giant hand had once grasped the mountain and crushed its top. Between these spires, glaciers of translucent blue ice clung like ancient sentinels, their surfaces etched with runes by wind and time.
The Veil of Winds: Around Korvath, the air was alive with ceaseless, roaring winds. These were not ordinary breezes but powerful currents that sang as they passed through the natural stone flutes and hollows, creating a symphony that could be heard for leagues beneath the earth.
The Heartfire Cavern: Deep within Korvath’s roots was the legendary Heartfire Cavern, a chamber so vast it could contain a modern city. Here, a lake of molten crystal pulsed with a gentle, otherworldly light, its surface disturbed by the slow, rhythmic breathing of the earth’s core. The Legeneese believed this was the birthplace of their civilization, a sacred place where the first of their kind awakened.
The Sky Mirrors: On Korvath’s eastern face, sheer cliffs of silvery mica reflected the subterranean glow, creating the illusion of a second sky within the mountain itself. During rare seismic events, these mirrors would tremble and ripple, distorting the reflected world in mesmerizing patterns.
Nirixys: The Dreaming Peak
To the north of Korvath rose Nirixys, the Dreaming Peak, named for the strange phenomena that occurred upon its slopes and within its labyrinthine caves. Nirixys was a place of mystery and transformation, where reality itself seemed thin and mutable.
Extraordinary Features of Nirixys:
The Shifting Labyrinth: Nirixys was honeycombed with tunnels and chambers that seemed to change their configuration over time. Maps drawn one season would be useless the next, as if the mountain itself were alive and dreaming new passages into existence. The Legeneese believed these changes were messages from the earth, guiding them to hidden riches or warning of danger.
The Fungal Gardens of Lirael: Within Nirixys, vast caverns were filled with bioluminescent fungi, some as tall as trees, others as delicate as lace. These gardens glowed with every color imaginable, casting a gentle, shifting light that nourished rare subterranean plants and provided sustenance for the Legeneese.
The Echoing Vaults: Certain chambers within Nirixys possessed perfect acoustic properties. A single word spoken could echo for hours, and the Legeneese used these vaults for their most sacred ceremonies, believing that their prayers would be carried to the heart of the earth.
The Pools of Memory: Hidden in the deepest caves were pools of perfectly still water, their surfaces reflecting not the present, but visions of the distant past or possible futures. The Legeneese oracles would journey here to seek guidance in times of crisis.
The World Around Zhilakai
The Zhilakai range was not isolated; it was surrounded by lesser ranges and valleys, each with its own Legeneese name and legend. To the west lay the Vales of Shurath, a region of rolling hills and deep ravines, where the earth’s crust was thin and the ground sometimes glowed with a faint, eerie light from the molten rock below. To the east, the Silaran Steppes stretched out, a high plateau where winds sculpted the stone into arches and spirals, and where the Legeneese would gather rare minerals from the exposed bedrock.
The Legacy of the Legeneese Mountains
The mountains of Zhilakai, with their sovereign Korvath and dreaming Nirixys, were more than mere geography. They were the cradle of an ancient civilization, a world within a world, where stone and spirit were intertwined. Every cavern, every crystal vein, every echoing vault was woven into the daily life, myth, and destiny of the Legeneese. Their language, their art, and their very souls were shaped by the extraordinary features of their mountainous home.
Billions of years later, when the bones of a Legeneese man were discovered deep beneath a nameless mountain, the world would marvel at the headline: “A Race Erased.” Yet for those who could read the stones and listen to the echoes, the story of Zhilakai, Korvath, and Nirixys would live on-etched into the very heart of the earth itself.
The Ancient Earth: A Legacy Unveiled
In the Time Before Time
The Genesis of Aflegenca: Firstborn of Aruzhin
In the primordial void, before the mountains rose or the seas roared, there existed Aruzhin-the First Breath, the Unseen Architect, whose essence pulsed with the fire of creation. From the chaos of unformed matter, Aruzhin carved Middle Earth, a realm suspended between darkness and light, its bones not yet clothed in soil nor its skies veiled in stars. And it was here, in the molten womb of the world, that Aruzhin shaped the Aflegenca, the First Race, forged from the union of divine breath and eternal stone.
The Aflegenca were beings of sublime majesty, their forms shimmering with the iridescence of nascent galaxies. Their eyes held the wisdom of the void, and their voices resonated with the harmonics of tectonic plates grinding into being. To them, Aruzhin bestowed dominion over the shaping of worlds, the secrets of geomancy, and the sacred duty to nurture the races yet unborn. They dwelt in Zhal-Vorkai, the First City, a labyrinth of living crystal and liquid ore, where rivers of magma sang hymns to their creator.
The Ascension of the Legeneese: Children of Thunder
From the Aflegenca’s forge-fire of ambition arose the Legeneese, secondborn yet peerless, their creation ordained to wield the tempestuous might of Kaminari Ryūjin, the Thunder Dragon God (May be known to other Races by another name and/ or form). Aruzhin, in divine council with the Aflegenca, imbued the Legeneese with dual essence: the unyielding resilience of Veythra (the god-bones of the earth) and the fertile genius of Surnil (the sacred ash of creation). Thus, the Legeneese were born-a race of strategists, warriors, and architects, their veins coursing with the lightning of divine war.
Their bodies, though mortal in frame, bore the mark of the celestial: skin etched with glyphs of storm and stone, eyes ablaze with cobalt light, and hands capable of shaping mountains or splitting bedrock with a touch. They were tasked by the Aflegenca to serve as stewards of Middle Earth’s depths, to carve order from chaos, and to stand as sentinels against the abyss.
The Age of Subterranean Splendor
For eons uncounted, the Legeneese thrived in the shadowed heart of Zhilakai, a mountain range whose peaks would one day be called Okinawa. There, they built the Elyria Nexus, a civilization of such grandeur that even the Aflegenca marveled. Their cities were wonders of divine engineering:
The Pillars of Korvath: Towers of fused obsidian and diamond, channeling geothermal energy to power forges that birthed weapons capable of cleaving time.
The Surnil Groves: Underground forests fed by rivers of liquid ash, where bioluminescent flora produced air, medicine, and prophecies whispered by Kaminari Ryūjin himself.
The Vault of Echoes: A library etched into the walls of a cavern spanning continents, where the Legeneese stored the collective memory of their race, accessible only through harmonic resonance.
The Legeneese worshipped not as supplicants but as kin to the divine. Their rituals invoked Aruzhin’s breath and Kaminari Ryūjin’s fury, blending martial katas with incantations that could calm earthquakes or summon lightning from stone. Their rare-blooded elites, the Aelthyn, were born with millennia of ancestral knowledge, their minds libraries of war-strategy and god-forged combat arts.
The Eneneese Scourge: Brutes of Ignorant Might
Yet pride precedes ruin. From the festering fringes of Middle Earth crawled the Eneneese-a race of titanic brutes, thrice the strength of Legeneese warriors, yet devoid of grace or wisdom. The Eneneese were Aruzhin’s grim jest: creatures molded from the dregs of creation, their hearts blackened by envy, their minds blind to the divinity they trampled.
They stormed Zhilakai, seeking to claim the Legeneese’s god-tech and rare-blooded heirs, unaware that these "prizes" were fragments of Kaminari Ryūjin’s soul. The Eneneese desecrated temples, shattered Veythra monoliths, and enslaved Legeneese clans, forcing them to mine Surnil for profane engines of war. Pregnant mothers were impaled on spikes of iron; children were fed to magma pits to extinguish the bloodline of the gods.
The Exodus and the Prophecy of Return
In their darkest hour, the Legeneese turned to the Aflegenca, who spoke in visions: "Flee deeper, where even shadows fear to tread. Guard the Gyokuza Scrolls, for they hold the Breath of Aruzhin. Wait… and rise."
Led by the Aelthyn, the Legeneese vanished into Drauzhal, the Heartstone Sanctuary, a realm where time frayed and space folded. There, they perfected Tenkai Shinken-ryu, a martial art gifted by Kaminari Ryūjin, its techniques capable of felling armies with a single drawn blade. They forged the Ryjin no Tsurugi, swords imbued with dragon-lightning, and veiled their cities behind illusions sung from Surnil ash.
The Silent Epoch
Millennia passed. The Eneneese, believing the Legeneese extinct, turned their savagery inward and crumbled. The Aflegenca retreated to Zhal-Vorkai, their watchful eyes dimming. Yet the Legeneese endured, their existence fading into myth-a whisper in the stones, a flicker in the dreams of surface-dwellers.
But the Gyokuza Scrolls foretold a resurgence:
"When the surface world drowns in its hubris, the Legeneese shall ascend. Aruzhin’s breath will reignite, Kaminari Ryūjin’s storm shall purge the unworthy, and the Aflegenca shall crown their heirs as kings of a remade earth."
Epilogue: The Unwritten Dawn
Today, the mountains of Zhilakai stand silent, their depths a labyrinth of sealed vaults and dormant weapons. The Legeneese wait, their rare-blooded scions meditating in Surnil-fed trances, their warriors sharpening Ryjin no Tsurugi blades. They are the unbroken, the patient, the wrath-to-come.
And when the hour arrives-when the skies crack and the seas boil-they will emerge, not as refugees, but as inheritors. For the Legeneese are the living covenant between Aruzhin’s vision and Kaminari Ryūjin’s fury, the last testament to an era when gods and mortals shaped destiny as one.
Thus ends the Chronicle of the Ancient Earth.
Thus begins the Age of Thunder.
The Legeneese mountains
The Legeneese mountains, known as Zhilakai in their ancient language, were characterized by several geological features typical of mountain ranges formed through tectonic activity:
Towering peaks: The mountains featured prominent peaks such as Korvath and Nirixys, which were likely formed through uplift and erosion processes.
Mineral-rich composition: The mountains were riddled with minerals, suggesting a diverse geological makeup that could have included various rock types like granite, limestone, and metamorphic rocks.
Natural caverns: Extensive cave systems were present throughout the mountains, indicating the possibility of karst topography formed by the dissolution of soluble rocks like limestone.
Subterranean structures: The presence of vast underground cities suggests that the mountains contained stable rock formations capable of supporting such constructions.
Seismic activity: The Legeneese were able to predict seismic events, implying that the mountains were located in a tectonically active region.
Resource-rich environment: The abundance of minerals and the Legeneese's ability to harness the earth's energy suggest that the mountains contained valuable geological resources.
While the specific geological composition of Zhilakai is not detailed in the provided information, it's likely that these ancient mountains shared characteristics with other mountain ranges formed through similar processes, such as folded rock layers, thrust faults, and a mix of igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks.
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