K'ayral
by hughpierre
Summary
Civilization nestled itself into vibrant living coral and illuminated by bioluminescent plants. They were marvels of architecture in an idyllic existence that was pulverized. As the sea boiled and churned; lethal tsunamis raced through their cities and scattered any survivors.
Historical Basis
The k'ayral were the predecessors to the modern coastal people. Or so some like to say. In some era before writing, there existed a society equal, or superior, to the later Kang.
Underwater ruins, that reveal themselves when the waves recede, are often cited as evidence for such.
Spread
For all that the k'ayral apparently represent a golden age for the people; only the Deltn of Bird's Feet and certain segments of the Bayn of Hayaqiago have any notion of its existence.
Cultural Reception
In these arguments, we see find the true source of these tale. Simply, poor attempts to capture a collective sense of self in a conquered people.
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