The Flight of the Fafaba from Apihi

Cultural event

Ove the course of many years, Prince Hea and his company would learn many things from the Fafaba. The Island of Apihi was ancient and unsullied. Fafaba lived at one with the environment. However, as their population grew, so too did the need for more resources. Moved by their plight, Prince Hea and his retinue would build several more airships, and ferry the majority of the Fafaba from the island to greater lands.

In the days of yore, when the lands were still young and the seas roamed by daring mariners, there lived a Prince named Hea. With a small band of faithful companions, he journeyed far and wide in search of new lands to settle and peoples to befriend. Their travels took them across vast oceans and treacherous skies, until they came upon an island unlike any they had ever seen. Its name was Apihi, and it was a place of ancient wonder and mystical beauty. Here, the Prince and his companions met the Fafaba, a noble race of elves who had lived on the island for countless generations. Over the course of a year, Prince Hea and his companions learned much from the Fafaba, immersing themselves in their customs and traditions. As they listened to the tales of the elves and witnessed the magic of their land, they came to understand the struggles faced by the people of Apihi. Moved by their plight, the Prince agreed to transport Hia Nefe, the leader of the Fafaba, and his people to the Western Stretches - a land still unclaimed by the kingdoms of men. With his faithful airships, the Prince and his companions surveyed the best areas for settlement, seeking a place where the Fafaba could thrive in peace and prosperity. Thus, it was that Prince Hea and his companions journeyed across the vast expanse of the sky and brought the Fafaba to their new home in the Western Stretches. And though many challenges lay ahead, the Prince and his companions remained steadfast in their commitment to the welfare of their new friends.