Editing Primordial Evolution Game/Central Legends (section)

== The Zu-Nul Reach Out to the Hitagan==
The hunter groups on the other hand have spotted how the Hitangan farmers carry
water in strange containers. Even though they are no longer as cautious of their
tall and bulky neighbours, the gorrirogs are still extremely intimidating to the
child sized suzumou. Some of the bravest hunters drags his kill towards the farmer
settlement and when some of the gorrirogs come closer to investigate, he attempts to
convey his willingness to trade the kill for some of the water pots.

The hitangan oasis farmers see the Zu'Nul and come to inspect it. It seems to be
offering us some meat? At last! they have reached out to us!

It takes some time for the Hitangan to figure out what the suzumou want, but they
eventually realize that they want the water pots. The farmers give over almost all
the metal pots happily. It's not exactly a fair trade, but the ancients have been
trying to strengthen relations with the Zu'Nul for ages! After all, they can always
make more.

The Zu-nul hunter gladly accepts the pots.

Over time, the Zu-Nul and Hitangan begin trusting each other more. The Zu-Nul
sent their first daughter Knixi who has developed under the genetic guidance of
Zhen'qual.

Harimau encounters the suzumou emissary Knixi. "A Nu'Zul? Among us? Bless this day!
They have reached peace with us at last!" He bows deeply to the ambassador of the
suzumou, and returns to his work with Keanil.

As Knixi learns to understand the speech of the Hitangan, she begins to ask
questions. Questions about everything, buildings, food, stories, people. The
presence of the houyi makes her extremely uncomfortable. Sometimes, when she hears
the signature sound of the houyi spine fire, she becomes extremely tense.

An Ambassador is elected amongst the Hitangan. one of the mystics is chosen, and
given the knife of the sandworm once granted to their people by the Zu-nul. The
mystic Jambu, who felt as though the worms were the bringers of life and death, she
was the one chosen. Her reverence for the worms would make her ideal for this task.
The ambassador is granted a sand burrow for her personal use. The suzumou are
somewhat suspicious, though they appreciate how she reveres the sandworms.