Lost SSHIT history

[Andreas the Wise]

At the dawn of the Shirerithian golden age, after the fall of Blackrock and the other Appolionic nations, and after the rise of Kildare from it's stage of deep sleep, a man known as Austi Scot walked along the south of Kildare, in a forest which had recently been burned. All that remained were three trees.

Though most would've mourned such losses, Austi knew a secret that only he and his Apprentice, Ozarka Mons, knew, the art that was envisionism. Austi saw within those trees a great promise for a life and a culture unknown anywhere else, a nation of real people, made of fake essence. Yes, from the greens of three pine trees a mighty people would be born, born from the mind of Austi and Ozarka.

Soon after the petitioning of the Dant of Kildare, the three trees of the old Kildari forest were granted to Austi, and he became Count of the trees and all around it. A great empire began to arise, all within those three trees. Was it real? Yes, and no. No one truly knows, for even Austi was deceived by his envisionistic ways.

The days of old Hallucination under Austi's reign would not last long, however, for the life of the Dalmation was short lived. A great Civil War struck Kildare right in the heart, and as Ozarka and Austi marched to war north, in the old Blackrock cities, only one would return. Alas, though, Baron Von Scot, as he was now known (upon the appropriation of Hallucination to a Barony) did not return. He was lost in the wild deserts, droven to insanity and forced to live off cactus and honey.

The next day Ozarka was appointed Baron of these lands.

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There is an OVERVIEW, o r quick summary of what I want to write. I still need someone to get that date system worked out.. oratleast explain it to me, and if anyone h as any recollections of the original county of Hallucination that would be great- all recordsd were lost in the ezboard attack, along with the first of trhe Baronial records.

[Jonas]

Ari made a date system. For historians (and non-historians) it's now even easier to find the ASC-date! You don't need to leave the forum, just go to Malarbor!