The Danger of the Jungle

In the jungle all deep and green,

Beware the leopard, wild and keen,

With eyes that pierce the darkest night,

Stay safe my child, stay out its sight.

Remember, don't wander night,

Stay within my loving sight,

When it's roar will fade away,

We venture on our joyful way.

- Surta elven nursery rhyme

Történelmi Alap

Once upon a time, on the land of Damus, giant Cephalan cats hunted around the Surta elven settlements, and when there was no other pray, they often broke into the elven villages. Thy nursery rhyme did more than simply scare the disobedient children, it drew attention to a real danger and taught young children to hide, if the leopards were around.

The most horrific incident took place in today's Lost Garden region. A group of young Cephalan leopards broke into Unfelin, a small, Surta elven hunting community, and slaughtered the fourteen families living there. They were so bloodthirsty, that at the end, druids of the Council of Life had to intervene.

Variációk & Mutációk

Bena elves still sing the song today, although its melody and mood have changed a lot over time (much more sinister and dark). In this version the lyrics has been changed: "Beware the Beastman" and "don't wander off".

What's really terrible about this, is the Segaii don't care about the Elven children, but the Bena elf scouts and hunters regularly capture the wandered off Beastman cubs, to rise them as slaves, to serve their people.

by A.I. (OpenArt Creative)

Cephalan leopard 

Környezet Dátuma

Damus' First Age.

Kapcsolódó Etnikumok

• Surta elves

Kapcsolódó Fajok

• Cephalan cats

Kapcsolódó Területek

• Continent of Damus

by A.I. (OpenArt Creative)

Bena elf huntress