Chronicles of Sameh: The Beginning
The Samehian people have always been around, since the first day, and the first night, the Samehians have wandered the land. When Baku, the God of Life, created the trees, plants and mountains, he also created the Goddess Gaia, ruler of this new land. Gaia and Baku soon fell in love, and their children became gods and goddesses as well, creating Shia, goddess of the water and ocean, Ganthem, God of Harvest and of the Seasons, and Tiet, God of the Wind. For more years then man can imagine, the world lived in complete harmony, with the five gods and goddesses wandering the beautiful plant-filled land.
But then, despite her infinite wisdom, Gaia fell in love with Ganthem, and together they had two bastard children, the boy was named Tlet, and the girl, Fia. Because of the immoral and evil acts of treachury against Baku, these children were stripped of any godliness and subject to mortality and banned from the pantheon of gods. From the love Tlet and Fia showed eachother, Kia was born, Goddess of Peace. But as the people populated the land, jealousy and greed soon bread Tret, God of War. Meanwhile, Ganthem was banished to the underworld to manage the souls of dead mortals.
And so all the people of the earth came into being through these acts of the gods. But there are also a special people, the Samehians, who believe that the more they bring to worship Baku, the more possible he might bless them with good lives and after lives with the gods.
And so, the Samehians wandered the land in search of the beginning of their civilization that will, someday, honor that of Baku in hopes of acceptance.