Happy Fox of Zarnul

Happy Fox was the leader of a powerful orc tribe in Marianna's Plott, which exiled itself to Evernever after feeling the Call to Arbs from Wessay.

The tribe was the dominant group in the whole region due to their bellicose beliefs and their warmongering culture. Fox himself was the son of the newlydead Chaka of the land. However, he was immediatly challenged by his tribe's strongest warriors. The free-for-all challenge ended up in a threeway deadlock. Fox ended up besting two twinz, and submitted one while sparing his life. The other twin backstabbed Fox 6 times, and was declared winner over all. At this moment, Fox powered up with his innate nature divine magic, and transformed into a giant orc hulk-beast, who fought the winner twin and ended up ripping him in half.

Fox became the leader after this, with the spared twin starting a movement to restore him as leader claiming Fox had actually died and lost, and reviving doesn't count. Fox felt terrible for killing someone, as he had never killed anyone in his life. It was at this moment he connected with Wessay and learned about his role as Kundalun in this world. To attone for his sin, he declared an exode to the sacred forest of Zarnul. His whole tribe was to follow him, and spread peace and life in their way.

The sudden decision from Happy Fox to turn his back on its ancestors legacy, become pacifist, and start a mass exode from their lands jumpstarted a civil war. While all of the warriors in the land banded behind the strongest orc, Fox's cousin, most of the tribe's women and children abandonned the Plott. Fox singlehandedly protected all his followers with the newlyfound divine powers. They embarked on a journey across the Korabe continent where their numbers dwindled, until they reached the Mile Ocean. Here, sea monsters and gigantic deep-sea leviathans came to the tribes aid and brought them all from coast to coast.

Happy Fox arrived in Zarnul with his tribe, who earned the name of the Lost Tribe of Zhrnul. Fox had multiple children and grandchildren. All his tribe adapted to life in the forest and they settled in the mangrove side of Zarnul, to the south. Happy Fox eventually stepped down as Tribe chief, and gave the title to the tribe's monk most in tune with Wessay.

Happy Fox then proceded to explore Zarnul and meet another Kundalyn of Wessay, who was the current High Guardian of Zarnul for Wessay. Happy Fox joined him to form the Guardians of life. Throughout the following decades, Fox patrolled the forest and kept the peace, while expulsing evil spirits and plagues. Fox also recruited many more priests, druids and clerics of Wessay into the Guardians of Life. He also manned the Great Temples in the Zarnul citadels with priests. But when he finally walked back into his Tribe village, he had realized a century had passed, and all the tribespeople he once new now had all died. The current Tribe chief welcomed Fox as if he was a legend, almost a god. Fox took this opportunity to ensure everyone lived longer by praying to Wessay, not to him, and gave them some divine spells and hexes to spread life and happiness around. After getting to know his new tribespeople, he left again.

Some years after this, the old High Guardian of Wessay in Zarnul passed away, and Happy Fox stepped up. He learned of the existence of multiple divinities and met their respective Zarnul Guardians. The objective of the 11 Kundalyn of Zarnul was to maintain balance in one of the holyest of sites in the planet. Centuries passed, and one day Happy Fox returned to his tribe, only to find they had again deviated from the belief of Wessay into some other pagan cult. This angered Fox, who absorbed many of these false prophets and believers into the ground and the trees, forcing them to be part of the cycle of life forever. News arrived that too many people had settled in the East Citadel of Zarnul, and trees were being cut and animals hunted, which made Fox lose his temper once again and destroy a big part of the citadel, overwhelming it with life. Next, he manipulated the center core of the forest to emit chaos with its life force, making the forests start to shift randomly to prevent any further intrusions into it. This caused animals to also rapidly evolve, and the treeline to chaotically start expanding outwardly.

When the 11 debated this decision, a rift was created with some of the High Guardians, including Fox, arguing that the addition of Chaos would better serve their gods and the return of the twelfth Kundalyn would balance everything again. Half of the 11 deserted their role, and decided to serve their deity at the edges of Zarnul. The group of the 11 broke, and each Kundalyn minded their business while spreading their deity's words around. Balance, however, was breaking, and while the 11 swore to keep peace in their joint search for balance, discord and violence was on the horizon.