-Genghis Khan
When I listen to the hippies in Boulder rant on about U.S. foreign policy, I just chuckle to myself.


En'gha: Chapter SevenEn'gha, City of LightEn'gha: Chapter Seven
In the northern reaches of the West lay a great spit of land bounded to the south and east by newly risen mountains. It was itself a desolate land, scorched by the sun, frozen by the moon, and for the length of the first age of man it was avoided by humanitys courses, unless at great need. But such need there soon was, for amid the waxing of the Enlightenment, a few of trying spirit found their way into the desert and by chance beneath it, where they discovered a place of unexpected wealth. These were the caves of Adôr Eslan, which is The Land of Glittering Darkness in th


En'gha: Chapter SixThe Enlightenment and the Scientific AgeEn'gha: Chapter Six
Humanity had arisen in the deserts of the East where for time unrecorded they wandered as beasts in the wild, clouded in their vision and thought; but they then came to understanding, and gave name to the world and count to the years, and engineered the earth in small parts as best suited their needs. Then for nigh upon three thousand years they grew greater in wisdom and longer in life, and understood nature as best as it allowed. Still magic alluded them, but this daunted them not, and they were always eager to learn more. And at length, when there came a dark terror upon the bor


En'gha Chapter FiveThe Great SchismEn'gha Chapter Five
But it was said that the Clans grew too great in their power, and that they turned from building things new to preserving those things that were old, and rather then seeking more wealth, they squandered what they already possessed. For a long while these changes went unnoticed by humanity, for they were brought about gradually; but some things once started cannot be easily undone, and even the very wise cannot always foresee what will come about from early thoughts, once those ideas have come to maturity. Only later did men and women begrudge their predecessors choices, desiring that power they had g


En'gha: Chapter FourOf the Four Clans and the Founding of the WestEn'gha: Chapter Four
But beyond the borders of the desert, it was still a time of darkness, for removed from the glory of the desert realms, men and women lived in chaos. These lands were far richer in diversity then those before described and their inhabitants shared little of each others customs or languages. Here, torn between barbarous chieftains and warring tribes, there was little order beyond that of the spear, and knowledge was hard to be found and swift to be lost. The Throne of Venus looked upon these outer lands with contempt, and at times dispatches were sent to them in the guise
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Just too tired to care.
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A whithered corpse lies within these wretched walls.
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