Across the sunlit plains of Nkara, hundreds of stonecutters, masons, and carpenters worked diligently to construct the Great Library of Memory.
Ancient scrolls of N'folu, historical manuscripts of Sekana, and botanical treatises from Takata were being transcribed onto durable parchment.
The foundation walls of New N'folu rose steadily from the desert floor, encircling fresh turquoise reservoirs fed by subterranean aqueducts.
The joint labor of southern spearmen, central architects, and western craftsmen turned the once-silent crater into a thriving symbol of continental rebirth.
Scholars from all five lands gathered in the shade of the rising colonnades, debating philosophy and astronomy without tribal rivalries.
The peaceful reconstruction of the ancestral oasis moved forward in flawless harmony, laying the foundation for a united realm.
Yet as the sun sank beneath western dunes, a quiet stillness settled over the southern capital of Azareen.
