Second Song of the Founding
The moon sank low o’er shattered vale,
A hurricane, oh hope undone,
Embraced horizon's rising sun
And five strode forth into the gale .
[Chorus]
So raise the stone, and light the flame,
Sing the heroes’ deathless name.
From ruin's edge, a dream was born—
The dawn, the shield, the light reborn.
From distant sands strode Zaidan bold,
With potions strange and mustache gold,
He sold no lies, just truths in glass,
And turned despair to strength that lasts.
With eyes aglow and gears so fine,
Came H.E.L.I.O.S from forge divine,
A mind of steel, a soul of grace,
With H.E.L.P beside in silent pace.
[Chorus]
So raise the stone, and light the flame,
Sing the heroes’ deathless name.
From ruin's edge, a dream was born—
The dawn, the shield, the light reborn.
Mal'q the priest with radiant hand,
He sang the rite that healed the land.
The Dawnfather wept tears of gold,
As sacred spires rose proud and bold.
And in the heart of dust and storm,
Stood Ealam, leader, wisdom-worn.
His beard a banner, proud and wide,
He bore the people's hopes inside.
Last danced swift Tiabeanie’s blade,
Through haunted dunes and ambush laid.
A sun-elf’s fire, a ranger's eye,
She held the flame, she cleared the sky.
[Final Chorus]
So raise the stone, and light the flame,
Sing the heroes’ deathless name.
Five hearts beat as one that day,
And from their will, a city lay.
Let bells ring out, let children learn—
The tale of five, and their return.
From ruin's edge, a dream was born—
The dawn, the shield, the light reborn.
Second Song of the Founding
The Second Song of the Founding is a revered epic that chronicles the daring journey of heroes who bested a hurricane to safeguard a ritual by Mistress Arsema Taqadum, a ritual pivotal in elevating Shal'Azura into the sky.
This lore captures their bravery and determination, serving as a cultural cornerstone for both Earthers and Clouders in Shal'Azura, symbolizing unity despite their differences.
Ealam Alzinam
Mal'q
PRT H.E.L.I.O.S.
Tiabeanie
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