Snippet #1402110

On a continent(Asia) far from the Gods' influences, a small village had been conceived. It was a tribe of only about 30, a young village that knew not of the greater powers around it. The humans of the tribe were lightly skinned and did not believe in any Gods, their lives were too young to understand. Their village was built on the East coast(China) of the continent, a peaceful area of ocean, few scatters of trees and a small mountain raising behind it. The tribe knew nothing of war and the only tools close enough to weapons were their fishing nets and fishing spears but they were only made of wood and stripped leaves respectively. The village was a fishing village but some men of the tribe did hunt in a forest deeper in towards the center of the continent, their fishing spears becoming more weapon like. In the forest they hunted deer and rabbits, the only creatures they could catch with some efficiency. When a large woman of air floated down from the sky with 10 winged figures, the village had first reacted with fear and hostility but after seeing the woman and her servants came in peace, they became curious.

Wyvaria smiled down at the young tribe before her, a place where her teachings could flourish without interruption. She settled down to the ground and they stepped back, still slightly afraid. With a soft breath, she spoke, "You do not need to fear me young ones, I will not harm you. I only ask for your worship of me." A large man stepped from the tribe and pointed a spear directly at the Goddess, courageously demanding her to name and explain herself. The Vorsah behind their Goddess fell to fighting stances but Wyvaria signaled them to halt, not wanting anything to turn out bad. She slightly bowed before the man and rose into the sky in a torrent of wind, shocking and awing the villagers. "I am Wyvaria, Goddess of the Sky. And I'm here to ask for your worship." She lowered herself as the tribe still looked in awe of the power of wind the Goddess demonstrated. One by one the villagers kneeled down, the large man the first to do so. The Goddess smiled, motioning to the winged men and women behind her, they were clad in black metallic armor. " These are my children, they are called the Vorsah. They will teach you of me and many other things, learn from them well." Wyvaria bowed to her new subjects and the Vorsah, ascending back into her realm. The winged servants watched as their Goddess floated back, the villagers staring as well. The large man was the first to speak to the Vorsah, asking them to teach him and his tribe of the beautiful woman of the sky. The Vorsah smiled warmly at the village they now would call their home.