NEW Arkenses History

Engrul's large tribe of nomads crosses the narrow passage leading into the Borderlands. It is in this land that it becomes known that Engrul, several of his consorts, and a few other members of the group are vampyres. This causes a massive unrest in which ultimately, every human is either changed or killed by the time they cross the second narrow passage out of the Borderlands. Due to this unrest and unfavourable conditions, no human settlements are left, though there are two vampyric families who choose to attempt to establish themselves there.

After many years of waiting at the eastern coast of what would later become Latmen, the majority of the people there decide that most of their kind have arrived. The majority decides to move on, while a few stay behind to establish the first permanent settlement in this new land.

Engrul's massive tribe of nomads reaches what would later become the nation of Tedu, after crossing the major river at its border.

Engrul's large tribe of nomads crosses from the forests into grasslands, which they have not seen for a very long time, and thus into what would later become Kinaura. They encounter native centaur groups who are quite hostile, and though allowing the humans to live, do not allow them to settle in their lands. They continue their trek south and then westward.

Some of Engrul's large tribe of nomads doubles back instead of continuing west, and end up heading north into the rainforests that would later become Yeipa. They encounter the seemingly human-monkey hybrids that inhabit the land, who allow them to stay on the condition that they do not climb too high up the trees into their villages in the canopy.

The nomads, now under the rule of Engrul and a council of elected leaders, reach Ermki Island, which later becomes part of the Eilíswair Tribes.

The nomads arrive in the northwestern tip of Beiáma. They begin to move south until at the eastern coast of the outstretch of land, looking further east to the Beriin Island System. They stay here for some time and explore the islands, setting up permanent settlements at long last, both on the islands and mainland.

This is considered the end of the Pre-Migration.

The Star of Beriin falls on one of the largest islands in the Beriin Island System, hence its name. It is a small glowing orb that floats roughly three feet above the ground, having left no impact mark despite its meteor-like approach. All of Engrul's people who touch it are blessed with magic.

Over time, their hair lightens to blonde or lighter, and their skin becomes first pale, then coloured with the element they specialise at. The islanders who live closest that touch it do not change colours, but their hair and skin both become perfectly white, and their skin gains a certain quality of bio-luminescence. Even those who did not touch the Star seem to gain great physical strength, disproportionate to their muscle growth, and their hair becomes various shades of brown.

The elves complete their attempts to round up and ship off all non-elves in their lands.

The harpy nation of Tuvki unites under a single banner, as a result of the massive amount of information shared following the creation of a writing system.

The clans of Bulki organise themselves into a solid system of government and declare themselves a nation, instantly recognised by the rest of the world.

Monopki is recognised as a disputed land belonging to neither the organised nation of Bulki or the unorganised nation of clans not-yet-called Kurnki.

Kurnki declares itself a sovereign nation, despite having no organised government of any kind. It is simply a mass of clans that have no desire to be part of anything but their own clan. It is perhaps the one and only thing they all agree on.

The extremely small population of Fealnki declares itself a unique dragonic government: a single, wide-spread clan of ice dragons living on the southern border of the Wastelands of Mankri. They do not like the elders and monarchies of Bulki, and thus decide to become their own sovereign nation functioning on regionally elected leaders, much like the majority of Tameíl nations.

It turns out that a single vampyre had been in the group since their time on Earth. She was, to her knowledge, the last vampyre in existence. With Engrul suddenly quite ill of an unknown disease, on the verge of death, she offers him a choice: change and become like her, or die and leave his people to their own devices. Some would call it selfish of him, but he considered himself the best possible leader for the humans, and as such, chose vampyrism.

the oldest vamp still living as of modern day (remember, super futuristic to us) is 4,294
the oldest vamp ever to live was 11,003