Myloskian language

Myloskian is a language that uses the Cyrillic spoken by the Myro People, with its earliest known records dating back to 430 BC. It has evolved over centuries, enriched by cultural exchanges, societal developments, and the passage of time. The Myro People, with roots in both historical and futurelandic descent, inhabit the province of Byre within the Futurelandic Belarus.
==History==
The history of Myloskian can be traced back to ancient times, around 430 BC, when a significant portion of the population in Russia migrated and gradually lost touch with their original identity. Over generations, this community developed its distinct language, eventually named Myloskian. The earliest written records of Myloskian date back to this period, showcasing its longevity and historical significance. As the centuries unfolded, Myloskian continued to evolve, incorporating influences from neighboring languages and cultural exchanges.