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==The Mountain Kunaba==

The K'Lahk explore the northern mountains, looking for anything of value or interest. It is presumed they were lost trying to find a way to the summit.

A rescue operation is conducted by the K'Lahk villagers. Aided by some of their Ta'mirel allies, they went to look for the missing scouts.

They reached them just in time, for the scouts were trapped within a cave during an avalanche.

One survivor mentioned that they had somehow angered the mountain's spirit, and he thinks the mountain demand respect from them.

The rescue party and the survivors then successfully returned to the village, to the warm embrace of wives, sisters and mothers.

The artisans pester the survivors with questions and soon have started drafting a story for it. With all the things they have to remember, the artisans have begun making small marks to help them recall stories and special things. They name the mountain "Kunaba."

The K'Lahk, inspired by the stories and a desire to be able to record them for future generations to understand, had developed Written Alphabet! Although it's very different from their Fo'wil brethren's writing.

The elders have a discussion about what to do with Kunaba. They are not certain how to appease the spirit of the mountain, but decide that maybe having a festival in its honour and doing the play they made about it might help out. The K'Lahk made a very good performance, combining dancing with shadow puppetry. Throughout this festival, the K'Lahk recounted and reenacted their history so far, from their arrival on the northern lands, to the encounter with the Lem, to how they ended up on the foot of the mountain.

They sent another group to scout out Kunaba again, maybe now whatever resides there is appeased. To their surprise, they found a large patch of Ragas on one side of the mountain. The scouts returned in a hurry, narrowly escaping the vicious carnivorous Ragas.

Everyone agrees that Kunaba is a dangerous mountain and should only be attempted by the strongest and most cunning, and never alone.