Editing Primordial Evolution Game/Western Legends (section)

==The Fo'wil teach the Ta'mirel==

[[Image:Fo'wil Ta'mirel Interact.png|thumb|left| Fo'wil trade with the Ta'mirel]]
[[Image:Ta'mirel Teach Fo.png|thumb|left| Fo'wil elder teaching Ta'mirel Lem]]

The Lem as a whole have been bothered by the dream/thoughts thoughts during their periods of inactivity. Ash, Death, weakness, cultivation. What did it all serve to show them? They knew the frowg were spiritual, so they consulted a Frowg Elder on the matter to see if any thing could be learned.

The Ta'Mirel and K'Lahk payed their way in their journey south to the Fo'wil. The Lem wanted to speak to the Elders badly, they kept insisting that they needed to see their spears. In time it was explained the spears bared the story of the nightmare. It was the only time the "lem" had slept. In a monstrous spirit it offered them the chance to give into their natural urges and destroy the world. They refused and it promised retribution against them.

The Lem offered an alliance of the Ta'mirel and K'lahk tribes. They would trade knowledge and aid each other in the Tomorrow War.

The Elder told the Ta'mirel representative about the legends they have, of how long ago, before the first Frowgmen ever walked on these lands, the World-Force created this world. Soon after the World-Force made creatures grow and prosper, a visitor from beyond the stars laid a flaming egg on the world, and the egg-yolk came to life. This new creature was helpful to the world, but it was but yolk.

The Great Force saw that it should fulfill its destiny to be truly born, and thus, to ensure they were born, the Great Force cracked the world-land so the yolk may mature. Through this great calamity, the yolk managed to be reborn. Along with the great crack, the first Frowgmen also appeared, and according to legend it also caused the world-land to be split into four pieces.

Humbled by the fact that the frowg knew this yet it was their story. The Ta'Mirel listened, it was not just their story but of all Lem. The Fo'wil were a tribe of story tellers, merchants, artisans, artists, and farmers. To the Lem they were not soldiers, tacticians, or even simple fighters.

The Lem wished to protect these people and teach them to protect themselves. Against that which will come in Tomorrow War.