
Kolgennon, her lands and peoples
Tekolger, much work have we completed in our relatively short time together. Learning the philosophies of the great master, Kunpit of Thelonigul. You have proved a most excellent and attentive pupil, and have already gone on to achieve great things, bringing a unity to the Xosu that has not been seen since the fall of the veil of Dusk onto the world. But there is more yet to accomplish.
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We have spoken for long hours about the glory of the god-kings, and the perfection of man, how the return of such philosophers is the only way to see the world truly step out of the shadow of the Dusk. It is a burden that the gods have seen fit to thrust upon you, but it is a heavy weight to carry, even for one such as yourself whose veins run with the blood of the Bright god himself. And so, it is with this in mind, as you set out now on your great expedition to seek the encircling ocean, that I have penned this tome, a study of the world as well as we can know it.
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Knowledge is your greatest asset in this world, and it will serve you well as you venture out to bring the light of the dawn back to the people of Kolgennon.
Yousukol Kosua, written eight hundred and fifty-three years since the fall of old Kolbos
