Editing Primordial Evolution Game/Western Legends (section)

==Fwill returns to Kunaba==
[[Image:Valorishous.png|thumb|left| The great Ramel]]
[[Image:K'lahk Fwill Remains.png|thumb|left| The discovered remains]]
[[Image:K'lahk Coin.png|thumb|right| The commemorative disc]]
The warriors of the K'Lahk decide to do something impressive as well so as not to be left behind by the artisans. Led by the hero Fwill wielding 4 war axes, 20 warriors set out to take down the biggest, meanest Ramel around.

Fwill marched off into a blizzard, the worst of his generation. Accompanied by K'Lahk Frowg, to accomplish a deed of legend. Battling up the Mountain Kunaba they sought a beast of unrivaled supremacy. One by one the elements the brave frowg warriors retired back to the village. In the end, only bold Fwill was left. Standing at the top of the mountain he croaked his challenge so loud it ripped across the tundra.

His challenge was answered by Valorishous, the largest and oldest Ramel. Its blade horn gigantic, chipped from age and war. The ancient Ramel looked to the small creature for a final worthy fight. The blizzard obscured the Kunaba peak. Fwill was never heard from again. Fwill became a tragic hero. A warning that even the strongest, alone, is easily broken.

A lone scout wandered the base of Kunaba and found in the snowdrifts something historic. A massive skeleton and the four axes of Fwill.

The K'Lahk mourn the loss of their warriors, and the hero Fwill. They have had greatness and sorrow in a short period, and the artisans feel that it must be remembered.

The Artisans compose a saga about Fwill, performed at the Great Hall at the next gathering. The K'Lahk in general agree that it was good. The K'Lahk seized the bones of the massive Ramel which were added to the great hall. His recovered Axes would go on to become symbols of fortitude and endurance.

They also create a group of commemorative discs, with an image of the Great hall carved on one side, and an axe resembling Fwill's on the other, representing the contrasting events, of happiness and sadness, in such close proximity to one another.

It quickly becomes popular among the Frowgs, the topics represented on it so close to their hearts.

The Ta'Mirel see their pain, and feel now is the time to distract them with a friendly skirmish. The K'Lahk win, and a good time was had by all. The memory of Fwill was honored.