The Incitement of The Tasismarrian Calendar

The Howling.

“And when Tasismarr saw what his children had built, he wept.
He wept before the spear of the Grandmother took his own. For what he wept one could not say.”

The completion of The Howling marks the first era in Dragomiian History, Ars e'Goetia. Or TC 1.Ars Goetia. This was when Dragomii wrenched away world control from the Sable’sa and incited their calendar. This calendar ended upon the completion of the war The Passing of Moons

The First Era (Ars e'Goetia)

It was here in the first era that peace came to the dragomii. The calm before the storm. An important law issued was Born Equal as Animal: Dictation issued by Ars. Edited by Goetia. That dictated that the dragomii would never be as equal as Ars and Goetia. But that they would be equal amongst themselves. At the time, the law was mostly adhered too. Seen more as a guide than as a dictation. Though in more modern era’s it was and is almost complete law.

Then, The Grandmother killed The Forefather

After the Forefathers death, chaos reigned. Violence was paramount and violence was the answer. Sharrjararal and her death cult of blood and violence reigned over the dragomii. Rampaging throughout the world did they raze and slaughter any Sable’sa hive they came across. And so like this did the era become drenched in blood. Sharrjararal was a mad tyrant and appointed objects as chairmen and politicians. Often “killing” such items hours later as well. So when she finally met her end at the possible hands of a competitor for the crown. Her vast empire of violence and destruction came to an end.

Era of Wyrmwood

The Day of Wyrmwood

Two Moons were lost, for Sertha used to have five. Rezene, Nkosi, and Bhekimuzi used to have more siblings. Asazi and Intlekele are absent. Reduced to rubble by the Balestars during The Day of Wyrmwood. This event drowned the planet Sertha in sorrow and in water. The losses of life and culture in the aftermath of Wyrmwood were immense and their scale still unknown. Balefire, a still relatively unknown thing. But a few things are very clear. One: Balefire is a necromantic agent. Whatever it burns it burns fast, and as the flesh is chased away by the fire. The flesh regrows to be burnt anew. Causing the affected to thrash wildly as they burn for Hours unable to die. Two: When they do eventually die. Their bodies freeze in the position of their last death throws. Oddly, more oft than not in a position that invokes feelings of acceptance, prayer, or reflection. Yet of course, there are always those frozen in a rictus of agony.

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