The Fauna and Flora of the Isle of Oramond

Descrição

Ensaio sobre o passado de Oramond, tocando a relação entre homens e minotauros.

Dados do documento

Autor

Doctor Alaistar Stanton

Gênero

Indefinido.

Versão

10.50 (07 de julho de 2014)

Biblioteca

Grand Opera Café

Localização

Rathleton City

Texto literal

The Fauna and Flora of the Isle of Oramond, by Doctor Alaistar Stanton.

Chapter I: Ruling Species of the Fauna.

The flora and fauna of Oramond are, maybe, very ingrown in comparison to unknown lands where our own ancestors may have come from in the days before the mist. However, they form a beautiful and complex whole. The isle of Oramond shows signs of long-dead creatures that have arrived at different times here and, sometimes, strove for supremacy, leaving only inexplicable ruins, as well as signs of younger creatures that arrived maybe only some generations ago. However, the different species do not mingle and are often very reluctant to make peaceful contact.

I.I. Of Minotaurs and Men

Amidst the newer species, one must count the minotaurs and the humans. While the minotaurs are the newer arrivals, both have been settled here long enough to vie for supremacy of the island, trying to eradicate the other. Yet while our own origins are still shrouded in mist, there are ancient ruins on this isle that seem man-made. The minotaurs seem to have evolved on another island or continent though. They are not natives to this isle who left and returned when the mist lifted, but are new arrivals on this isle, which they immediately claimed as their own. Closer examination of their camps and habits led me to the hypothesis that they may have followed a call of some bold chieftain or supreme ruler of theirs, searching for a holy, paradisical land, which led them to the isle and which they must defend from the grip of barbarians, the humans.

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