Human Migration Out of Lyria Second Wave

Population Migration / Travel

The second wave saw true humans migrating out of Lyria across the land bridge and into the southern continent below. With the final warming period that saw the ice age retreat into a more permanent warming period, there was once again opportunity to explore beyond their warm little cradle within the frosty mountains.

The second wave saw true humans migrating out of Lyria across the land bridge and into the southern continent below. With the final warming period that saw the ice age retreat into a more permanent warming period, there was once again opportunity to explore beyond their warm little cradle within the frosty mountains. The first migrations entered the Riol continent, splitting into three different groups. The first following the southern coastline and over a tight land bridge to Aegshra. From there, they went north, again following the coast into T'giri, then crossed the ocean into Chuuriq. The second group went north and crossed the ocean to northern Aegshra. They moved east into the interior and went south, travelling into Norrain. The third group went into the interior of Rionne, then went south to a chain of islands and up to Mimmiri's thin strips of land and islands. They met up with descendants of the second group as they both travelled north along the Mimmiri islands. The second group stayed on the islands, though the third groupreturned to the continent through Stewalia and to T'giri. Eventually this group would spread out to all the land, interacting with Deus on a limited basis. These groups of people who left Lyria were of a group to start using magic on a more limited basis, and their connection to it would weaken as a result. Without magic, these humans made up for it by developing highly social networks of tribal communities and inventing helpful items at a much faster pace than many other Fae. Though their lack of magical muscle always meant they were intimidated by those with more talent in the art. Their connection to other Fae was limited.   Inter-Fae connection did happen, however, and many Fae adopted and modified early systems and tools of humans and incorporated them into their own lives. While human interbreeding with Deus and other Fae did happen on occasion, on a whole, humans were fairly secluded with who they wanted to deal with.