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The Ord name us muag, impure. We are not muag, we are osun. We have been made less by wicked means and by holding to the Ordning we will pass through this time of osun and be made stronger for it. This is but a temporary turning and we will pass through it and be restored. We will NOT change. STONE DOES NOT CHANGE! | The Ord name us muag, impure. We are not muag, we are osun. We have been made less by wicked means and by holding to the Ordning we will pass through this time of osun and be made stronger for it. This is but a temporary turning and we will pass through it and be restored. We will NOT change. STONE DOES NOT CHANGE! | ||
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| + | The smallfolk call us cannibals. They do not understand us any more than they understand anything with their tiny heads. When we pass, our spirit is held down by the corruption of the Ruiner. The stain he left on us blocks our path to Yuhtunnheem. We open the bodies of our dead, we carve out that weakness and we consume it gladly. As we crush the corruption in our gizzard, the spirit is set free. We return to the Ordning and we rejoice in it. With the spirit's passing, they are free from the bonds of this earth and we erect their remains in celebration. We will not go to the Ruiner even in death. Death does not change stone. Stone does not change. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:53, 30 July 2020
We are not what you say we are. You name us half giant. We are not half, we are not of human born. We are Yuhtunn and we will not be called less.
We are of the Ymir, as are all of the true children. We were Yuhtunn Stainaz before the divergence. The Black Spear, the one you call The Ruiner, took our grandfathers. He attempted to repeat his success with the corruption of the Olve to the Uruk but Stone does not change.
He tried to make us forget the Ordning. He tried to make us forget who we are. I have heard stories from distant lands of a thing that did forget, that became little more than predatory beasts. Yet even these the Ruiner could not bend to his will. We did not bend for him, even those he broke would not bend. Stone does not change.
The Ord name us muag, impure. We are not muag, we are osun. We have been made less by wicked means and by holding to the Ordning we will pass through this time of osun and be made stronger for it. This is but a temporary turning and we will pass through it and be restored. We will NOT change. STONE DOES NOT CHANGE!
The smallfolk call us cannibals. They do not understand us any more than they understand anything with their tiny heads. When we pass, our spirit is held down by the corruption of the Ruiner. The stain he left on us blocks our path to Yuhtunnheem. We open the bodies of our dead, we carve out that weakness and we consume it gladly. As we crush the corruption in our gizzard, the spirit is set free. We return to the Ordning and we rejoice in it. With the spirit's passing, they are free from the bonds of this earth and we erect their remains in celebration. We will not go to the Ruiner even in death. Death does not change stone. Stone does not change.
