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Ahem... Today I will inform you about the a certain group of islands in a certain ocean known as the Ester Isles.
It all starts many millennia ago: Legends say that the islands were completely uninhabited by any life... but when the very first people discovered the islands, they bought along with them plants and animals... life.
From this, a mysterious divine being awoke and spoke to the natives: the goddess welcomed these people and told them that they could use the land of her island, just as long as they protected and maintained the nature and tranquillity of the islands. The goddess then went into a deep slumber after telling them that she would reawaken 700 years later.
And so, for many centuries, the natives respected the goddess's request, and maintained peace and nature... but over time, the tribes soon forgot about this vow, and began building more structures on the forbidden land, and from this wars broke out over technology and nature...
And soon 700 Years had past... the goddess was disgusted at what had become of her island. Enraged, the divinity flooded the island, destroying not only the structures and the people who betrayed her request, but also every last bit of life on the island... The island was once again barren of nature... and the goddess fell once again into a deep, deep slumber...
There was however still one single structure standing after this destruction... standing untouched... a tall Tower, with a large golden bell, that somehow was immovable... who could have built such a sturdy device that could resist such devastation??? To this day nobody knows.
However, now in modern day, the Ester Islands are once again thriving with nature and civilization, but it's been almost 700 years since the islands were rediscovered...
"My word!!! I must delve deeper into this! But surely I can't do this alone! I need help... I need a partner... and I think I know just the man for the job... hehehe!!!!"
Paper Mario - Nintendo (C)
Bell of Espuroh - Me (C)
It all starts many millennia ago: Legends say that the islands were completely uninhabited by any life... but when the very first people discovered the islands, they bought along with them plants and animals... life.
From this, a mysterious divine being awoke and spoke to the natives: the goddess welcomed these people and told them that they could use the land of her island, just as long as they protected and maintained the nature and tranquillity of the islands. The goddess then went into a deep slumber after telling them that she would reawaken 700 years later.
And so, for many centuries, the natives respected the goddess's request, and maintained peace and nature... but over time, the tribes soon forgot about this vow, and began building more structures on the forbidden land, and from this wars broke out over technology and nature...
And soon 700 Years had past... the goddess was disgusted at what had become of her island. Enraged, the divinity flooded the island, destroying not only the structures and the people who betrayed her request, but also every last bit of life on the island... The island was once again barren of nature... and the goddess fell once again into a deep, deep slumber...
There was however still one single structure standing after this destruction... standing untouched... a tall Tower, with a large golden bell, that somehow was immovable... who could have built such a sturdy device that could resist such devastation??? To this day nobody knows.
However, now in modern day, the Ester Islands are once again thriving with nature and civilization, but it's been almost 700 years since the islands were rediscovered...
"My word!!! I must delve deeper into this! But surely I can't do this alone! I need help... I need a partner... and I think I know just the man for the job... hehehe!!!!"
Paper Mario - Nintendo (C)
Bell of Espuroh - Me (C)
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The tower was too stronk for the flood, hehe. Anyway, even if it was just the intro, I'm fairly excited to go to the future and read it before anybody else. So many thing to dicover...