Editing Primordial Evolution Game/Central Legends (section)

== The Triumvirate==
Lembut, Unggu, and Kuat all agree that more resources are needed. Mining has increased dramatically to keep up with trade. Now it seems that more is needed. More food is needed to provide for the races in their alliance. More equipment is needed to defend their allies. A front line is needed.

Kuat's message to his fellow ancients speaks truly "This fortress shall only be useful as a last resort. A new Fortress in the plains will be needed to protect the Zu'Nul, the Simidan, and the Capital from being directly attacked in the coming crisis."

"We have so many to feed, we must make sure that our combined races do not starve!" said Unggu in the council of the triumvirate.

So it was that the northern oasis developed a small settlement of farmers that traded and gave openly to the Hu'Raan. On the coast, farmlands boomed, fishing increased, and ramels were harnessed in emulation of the Hu'Raan to transport food along the trade routes. This quickly spread in practice to the whole of Hitangan society.

"We must build a fortress to protect the other races. a place for us all to gather in the darkest hour!" Commanded Lembut.
And so, a small army was gathered and sent to protect the site where the fortress would be built as supplies were ferried out. Hu'raan and Hitangan worked together as Architects to design a fortress that would stand till the end of time.

Kuat tried to convince the other members of the triumvirate that the more esoteric uses of resources should be halted to focus on defense. However Unggu and Lembut felt this would damage trade relations with the other tribes so Kuat's decree was not heeded.

Messages are sent back north with the traders. The journey is a long one between the two cities, so a couple months pass until the reply arrives. The Hu-raan are willing to assist in constructing the fortress. A road heading to the south will be required for their wagons. If one cannot be made, the wagons have to be modified to travel across sand.
Like the Hitangan emulated the construction and wagons of the Hu-raan, the Hu-raan try emulating the Hitangan tribe's farming.