Ishranaye Ryshtan the Adherent of the Glade, Acolyte of the Golden Sun

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Chapter 6

The dawn of Spring brings light to the cold of Winter, removes the cloak of
shadows of the lands. Life is born anew and animals come out to greet the
sun. Ishranaye was born on the first day of spring, early in the morning when
the sun shone upon the lake, the ice water glittering with a golden shine.

Ish = Sun
ra = on
naye = water

She is a child of the Atrahin (Elves of the North), her father is a Shaman of
Water, Lord of the northern settlement. Her mother is a Healer, follower of
Yanoreth. She has an older brother who will become the new ruler, when their
father dies or steps down.

Her heart heated by the Sun of spring, she has no patience for the long cold
of winter. She endured it, but her parents noticed that it was eating her.
They asked if she wanted to go south and she eagerly accepted. Her father
made arrangements with Voralian city, for her to live there. The nobles
gladly provided a house for her, as the Atrahin had done a lot to aid with
the restoration of it's city. A vast amount of northern pine wood has gone
into the new buildings of the city.

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Chapter 5

How and why a faction of Elves had left their Darsylon home to move to the
northern boundaries, realm of cold and ice, is lost with time, but it is
suspected it had to do with the search for lost magic. It is a thriving
settlement, well established near the shores of lake Gahmurin. It's water
slowly melts off the glacier north of the settlement, and flows southward,
forming a lake in the Neshra Tirum valley, where the settlement has been
built.

The settlement gets all it needs from its surroundings. Large fish swim in
the lake providing easy food and the forests around the valley are full of
game. The forests provide an abundant source of wood and the mountains
provide rocks and minerals, though they do not mine. The only kind of jewelry
that is seen amongst the Atrahin are made of crystals, which can be easily
found within the mountains, and of whatever else they find of beauty.

Although geographically isolated, the settlement keeps close bonds of
friendship with Darsylon and Voralian City. Pine wood and furs are shipped
south. Darsylon and Voralian in return ship magical knowledge, general
purpose products foreign to the northern lands and clothing made of the furs
the Atrahin sent to them.

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Chapter 4

ye = I
te = you

possession is indicated by adding an s


- Ish mah tes nehn = Sun brighten your day

This is a formal salutation, though often used in day to day conversations as
well if the other party is held in high esteem.

- Kohin nushte tes Yihn = Hearth warm your soul

This is a sentiment of comfort, that one may find safety and the friendship
and love of those dear.

Normally used as a way to say goodbye, sometimes used strictly as a way of
comforting.

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Chapter 3

Ish ra naye,
Tyr le Nurha.
Eshire na Urtina,
Gare cuji es
Tashina ire na kehim
Na shari a limi

Sun on water,
End to cold
Call forth the wild.
Everyone join in,
Spring has set the table,
The feast is ready.

Fahin na gima
Yrnu Takirca
Vesra in Fahi
Tare tes isin
Kire na nuvin

Light the lanterns,
banish darkness.
Herald of Light,
send forth your rays,
awake the sleeping.

(Composed by Ishranaye's grandmother,
Master poet of the Atrahin Bard Guild,
right after her birth)

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Chapter 2

Jolly hat, gentle fellow,
laugh out loud,
pierce the dark cloud.
Run! Skip! Hide!
Master of Light,
vanquisher of Darkness,
Leave! Flee! Take flight!
Come forth, Lord of Summer!
Voice of laughter,
master of Light!

(Composed by Ishranaye Rishtan, to drive out the darkness)

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Chapter 1

I was able to find the lost ship, but it was immediately clear that things
weren't good. Apparently they crashed upon rocks near the shore of one of the
large rivers far north of Voralian City. Only because of our swift action
were we able to free some of the crewmembers and rescue them, but sadly they
were not many. Most of the crew had died several days before we arrived. My
brother, Shesintura, perished as well. The ship had turned over and the cabin
within which my brother steered the ship was deep within the water and had
been crushed by the rocks on the bottom on the river. Death must have been
swift for him.

Other than deep sorrow, the loss of my beloved brother brings responsability
to me as well. He was heir to the position of Lordship our father has. Now
that will be mine. I do not look forward to that duty.

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