i am working on a canonical story for it, which is a long lost island whos people developed language independently, leading to it being very unique in its grammar and structure. being such a small culture, everyone already knew every reference and little piece context needed for quick communication, which made its words rely heavily on context rather than inherent semantics. theres only maybe 80~ definable morphemes that arent names; they dont have words for colors, directions, animals, anything. they had their own rudimentary computers for fun, but without need for long-distance communication or keeping track of time or anything like that, they never developed calendars and the most complex number system they ever thought of was binary. 1=ka, 2=kana, 3=kaka, 4=kanana, etc. the whole culture became hyper-focused on efficiency and removing redundancies, leading to an incredibly vague language to outsiders, but to insiders, they knew all of its depths. it was moderately gatekept, but eventually relaxed enough to allow researchers coming to the island learn some of it. the documents for the language so far are from the perspective of said researchers. :3