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Despite the lack of really reliable information
Historians have this time, it is
commonly believed that the people of Kel is
the first human to set foot on the continent group
Aarklash. Over time, these conquerors fractionnèrent
into several clans dispersed to colonize the land
news. Centuries later, the descendants of the people of Kel
are called Sessairs, Drunes, Barhans, Akkylannians, Syhar ...
But all of these ethnic groups, are undoubtedly those Sessairs
who remained closest to the ancient traditions and
lifestyle Kelts original.
However, it is a culture exclusively tradition
oral, that is why the story of the people lost in the paradoxes
and contradictions of a complex mythology.
 


Whatever the version to which we refer, the origins
Specific people of Kel remain at least blurred. Myths
evoke a distant land that these men were forced
to drop out demons from the ocean. The nature of these
"Demons" is very vague, no story is truly focusing
this episode. Many historians consider also
This lack of precision merely reflects ignorance of
Kelts about their true origins.
Anyway, the "story" of the people of Kel as we
came really begins with the arrival of their
ships on the west coast of what would become the plain
of Avagddu.
Strangely, men Kel did not bring their
own religion with them. Rather, they denied
their old gods they held accountable
their exile. This animosity towards the gods is
also a major event that will subsequently originally
the birth of Drunes clan.
When they set foot on the land of Aarklash
Kel men were welcomed by those who
themselves as children of the goddess Danu and named
Ogmanans. Stature so impressed newcomers
they named the Giants.
The Ogmanans proved friendly and asked
tribute to one thing: men Kel
could settle here, hunting and cultivating the land in peace
on the condition that they swear allegiance and respect
to Danu. But Kelts refused to submit
again to the whims of a deity.
Three great battles ensued, during which
Kelts clashed children of the goddess: the Ogmanans and
Centaurs. But each time, the bravery and determination of
Men Kel managed to match the power and magic of their
opponents. Kel men then decided to use
the trick to hit their enemies right in the heart. Eladh, son
Avagd of king of the tribe of Kel was then charged to seduce Danu
and then killed. But caught in his own trap, the young man
fell in love with the goddess who made him a demigod. From their union were born three daughters, all three goddesses and girls Kel both. this event
brought confidence and peace in the heart of the Kelts
and children of the goddess who could now live in peace.
This episode, albeit fictionalized, is actually worth more
symbolic historical. It perfectly illustrates a fundamental feature
culture Keltoise: Before submitting to any
sovereignty, the warrior must Kelts before the fight.
It demonstrates its value and act of wisdom is relying
to a higher authority for the good of everyone.