Early Common Arkadian

VOR TTE VVOLV LORT, RED OOT MATRVN VERC MORVARK AS KOMMISSIONET ON TTIS TATE AN ALTAR TO VVLLI ANT TESERVETLI VVLVILL ER VOVVS.

— Inscription on Red Hood and the Wolf

Early Common Arkadian is said to be the original language imported from Tellus, but written with a much more limited alphabet containing only the following letters: A, E, I, K, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, V.

This was initially meant to "simplify" communications between the many different bases of operations on Arkadia, who all spoke different dialects of the same language, and an though some holy texts were written in it, Arkadian evolved significantly into a language with a much more complex alphabet meant to mimic, as close as possible, the way the Nemeta spoke when they first arrived.

There has been no formal attempts to reconstruct it, but the Red Hoods use it as their main language of communication, and it is possible indeed that it wasn't the Nemeteans who brought over this limited and simplified alphabet, but the Red Hoods themselves.