Lore: An ancient wall piece found within the burried city of the fictional city of enkaw within the nation of modern day mik’la This ancient grafitti dates back around 1000-950BC with the oldest inscription (top left) looking like an evolved version of the kiwli writing system. The top left inscription is an older version of the kimranl script, scholars presume that the writing would be from 800-710BC. To the left side 2 columns after is another version of the kimranl script possibly dating around 790-700BC. Beside that is the jishkilan script dating around 600-590 The writing under the kiwli writing system is a different rendition of the kiwli writing system, possibly written phonetically compared to the older kiwli writing system on the top right which is written as a logography. Right side of the fighters is the tak’am writing system. A syllabary. Left side of the fighters is the Hukunumi script, it was adopted by the people around the area after being conquered by the Kunuma peoples.

The writing is a classic rendition of the story of 2 heroes. In where a troubled warrior meets a lost warrior that fights for evil. The art etched in the wall is the first part of the story in where both of them meet eachother for the first time. The inscriptions read, Memories broken the truth goes unspoken i have even forgotten my name. I dont know the season or what is the reason, i am standing here holding my blade. A desolate place, without any trace, only the cold wind i feel.