Editing Primordial Evolution Game/Western Legends (section)

==The Lone Hoppa==

Far ahead of the camp a lone hoppa scout wanders far to the north. It encounters a group of K'Lahk artisans working on carving a frilla tree into living art. Cautiously the Emissary comes forward, and begins a dance of greeting. They seem shocked at the hoppa and react as if it is a beast.

The Hoppa reaches out with Telepathy and "shouts" to the K'Lahk their dire situation. They bring the Hoppa to meet with their elders. The Lem escort the hoppa, it attempts to commune with them but they either ignore it or cannot "hear". The Hoppa gets a sense of unnaturalness around the Lem

The emissary attempts to convey their predicament to the K'Lahk leaders, while also inquiring about the nature of his hosts.

The K'Lahk elders are very, very confused by the voices in their heads. The more level headed (or some would say the crazier) of the elders attempt to think back,

The Ta'Mirel present at the meeting of the hoppa and K'Lahk could not understand what voices the Frowg elders spoke of, but the beast in front of them posed a threat. The massively plated warriors tackled the Hoppa and subdued it. They would take no chances, and if it was sentient, then perhaps this would allow for interrogation later.

Being tackled by the lanky armor clad creatures causes the emissary to panic. He desperately tries to escape, and unconsciously causes him to release both strong alarm pheromones as well as reach out his mind for help with bursts of telepathic waves.

The frowg elders notice a strange scent in the air since the odd creature came in, but that can't place it and it doesn't seem harmful so it is mostly ignored as hygienic issues.

As the elders are about to walk away, they hear the voice again amidst the stench. "PLEASE HELP! PLEASE! WE ARE STARVING AND YOU HAVE MUCH" the Lem see the disturbance in the Frowg and become visibly agitated, to the point of frothing at the mouth.

Ok, the elders after some brief investigation to discover who said it eventually settle on the newcomer. They again attempt to question the creature and calm their Lem brothers.

The Frowg understand the plea of hunger. They tell the lem what they hear and in turn the Lem clam down a great deal.

The Frowg elders show off the village to the lone hoppa. The Lem  assemble a Ramel convoy carrying carts laden with food, supplies, stone and equipment.

The Frowg lead the convoy. Two lem stayed with them as a token force. Upon arriving at the village a dialogue began. The Frowg agreed to provide aid to the Hoppa tribe. The lem received an explanation of what happened later, and decided that they needed to create a system to communicate with the hoppa.

The frowg and lem aided in unloading the cargo, and reconstructing the village with the new and foreign materials. There was a dance competition between the frowg and hoppa, even the two lem participated, but lem are bad at dancing.

The supplies greatly aid the Nad'lun and the strange guests that brought them are met with curiosity. Although the differences in thought patterns still create a language barrier of sorts, the hoppas are able to telepathically convey rudimentary messages to the frogmen.

The lem speak to the frowg, the frowg think to the Hoppa. The message is clear. Opportunity for hoppas to come and live and learn amongst the Enclave, to return with what has been learned. Of alliance.

The Nad'lun consider long and hard about joining the enclave, but in the end, they decide to decline, for now. They still see themselves as nomads, not bound to other than themselves, and thus the idea of joining something greater scares them.

They still agreed that they could allow one observer from the enclave to stay, as long as they also could send one of theirs to the enclave.