Naglic

The Law of Oschekine

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The Legend of Naglic

As the first son of Lom, Naglic took the reigns of a unified people and strengthened the integrity of their borders. As a nomadic peoples, Gorerce never had knowledge their land was owned by some other country’s people. When those people came and decided to clear out the Gorerce, thinking they were one small calm of Gorerce, they found Naglic summoned. He walked alone into their country, sought out those who killed the calm, and declared war. He was met with laughter, and not a tenday after, those whose humors echoed in his angry mind paid the price with the lives of their people.

The Naglic Law, Oschekine what is yours is yours, always be willing to die for it.


Naglic paved the way for Gorerce to integrate into the societies of the other species. They fought tooth and nail for their territories. Their ancestral lands. They won. Now those who have come from Oler Althe to Ager Ethe find themselves able to be a part of everything as equals.
— Mal Resh Covin (Cultural Lecture Series 2, Page 301) 'On Gorerce' .y81

Naglic in art is the smallest figure of a Mescrit standing at the door of a large cloaked figure who towers over him. A mask of laughter and amusement on its face The symbol worn by the Naglic Graand is a closed door.


Halls of Naglic

The halls of Naglic have become a large part of the Runscriptia Records. They deal with property rights for Gorerce and other species who request their services.


Naglic Graand

Naglic Graand are extremely serious when it comes to property and ownership rights. Still to this day, the Graand will stand up for those who hold fast in their place, even to the point of getting violent in the courts occasionally if even the slightest hint of encroachment is found and left unresolved.

The Story Guide

Over the last century of my life, I have had the honor to witness wonders. Through this written language on the superior technology of print where my words remain unmenaced, I share experiences.

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