Editing Primordial Evolution Game/Central Legends (section)

==The Ry'lai welcome Strangers==

As the Ry'lai return home bearing much food Dakkon is hesitant to celebrate. He is quick to bear down on the returning scouts. He needs to know what happened. Why his people had to reveal themselves. In the end even Dakkon is hungry. He had been cutting back his rations so that others could eat as well. With all this new food everyone will be content for a while.

This news of shiny blue men is worrying for Dakkon. What did they want of this place. Their homes were safe from the ground but as they flew ever higher their weaknesses have become more apparent.

Wespar storms have become more dangerous as have cho fire storms. Luckily the frillas have kept the Ry'lai safe for the time being but without a means to fight back Dakkon knows the skies are not safe. Safer than the ground yes, but not safe...

He makes the decision to bring his home to the strange men. Perhaps a show of strength would help bring them to his side... The frilla speakers and Dakkon need to first convince their homes that this is a wise course.

The Trees disagree and Dakkon grows frsutrated with his home. Though he knows they are wise, they are slow beings. They do not see a point in rushing with ample food. Dakkon however is adamant. He tries once again to bring the trees to his point of view. He points out that the Wespar storms are just as dangerous as they ever were. If these visitors could withstand their poisons and flames perhaps there was more they did not know. Dakkon does not like asking for help but if he doesn't he knows that the day could come when all his people have done could be lost.

This time when he flashes to the trees his symbol pulsates as well. The sky rock's influence convinces the Frilla that his plan was valid.

The Frilla Trees move sluggishly toward the Western Lem's camp. After talking and negotiations the Ry'lai convince the Lem to board their trees and travel with them. The Lem store their cargo on a tree provided. They give more food. Most of the Lem suffer from dehydration and go into suspended animation to conserve themselves.

The Ry'lai remind the Lem of the Western Nad'lun tribe, and so teach them the Nad'lun Sign Language to communicate. These Lem call themselves Onokelshan of the Enclave, an alliance of Western Tribes. They were experimenting with sea travel exploring lands beyond their borders when they were caught in a terrible storm. With their ship wrecked and so few of them active, they only wish to become friendly with the local tribes in hopes of paving the way for their kin.

By helping these splitting blue things Dakkon could be ensuring his people a more stable future. He asks for time to consult with his homes. They've been good to his people and to him.