Moss King Raampie

## Before The Moss

> In the land he once called home, the black flower was both a curse and a strange sort of blessing. Its dark, inky petals concealed a power that could either consume you or leave you with a strength forged from surviving its touch.
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> For most, contact with the flower brought searing pain, leaving the skin scorched and eyes inflamed. Many succumbed, their bodies unable to withstand the venomous kiss of the petals. Yet, there were the fortunate few who emerged from the ordeal, bearing the scars of their encounter as badges of honor.
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> In his homeland, it was customary to hide these marks of survival. Iron masks and plates were fashioned, shielding the world from the vulnerability that lay beneath. To wear the scars openly was seen as a sign of weakness, an admission of the perilous dance one had danced with the malevolent blossom.
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> He too carried the mark, a testament to my resilience. But when he left his native land, he ended up shedding the iron shroud, allowing the world to see the truth etched into his skin. The reason for his departure lay buried in the old lore, a tale he has yet to unravel.
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## The Unity of Moss and Creation of Imtarin Island

> With the last of his people Raampie traveled to the lands of Phytor to hopefully start anew. There he came across an island where he met “The Moss People” led by Que. As the days passed on the island of Phytor, Raampie grew more captivated by Que and her people. Their devotion to the Moss Gods and their humble way of life left an indelible mark on his heart. The moss huts, though simple, exuded a certain natural beauty, a testament to their deep connection with the land.
> In gratitude for their warm welcome, Raampie proposed a pact that would bind their fates together. They would build a town of unparalleled splendor, a place where both of their cultures could intertwine harmoniously. He pledged to teach them the art of construction, passing down the skills and knowledge of my people. In return, he and his people would adopt the Moss religion, embracing it as their own. This was where they created the land of Imtarin, capital of the Eastern Isles.
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## Love Life

> With this promise came the necessity of a union, a political marriage that would symbolize a shared commitment. Que and Raampie, standing as the Moss King and Moss Queen, would lead their combined people into a future of unity and prosperity.
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## Creation of Eastern Isles

> As both Raampie and Que set forth on their journey to neighboring islands, they carried their proposition, extending  hands in friendship and alliance. Each island they visited bore its own unique culture, and with it, the potential to enrich their new unified home. Through these connections, they learned, they shared, and they forged bonds of protection that would safeguard us all. Connections were also made with people who were searching or refugee from Wonderland as they were chased out of their land, Wheat Wellness. This where Raampie and Que meet Pool, the leader of Wheat Wellness, who became the 3rd leader of Eastern Isles.
> And so, the Eastern Isles became a tapestry of diversity, each island contributing its own distinct flavor to their own collective identity. Together, they thrived, bound not only by the physical structures built, but by the intangible threads of shared beliefs, values, and dreams.
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