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{{News Header|Type=Character News|RealDate=2026-08-25|Author=Kaisib Gams}}Due to the unfortunate death of the previous Headman of the Gams, his son, Kaisib Gams, has been newly appointed to lead the clan. | |||
Due to the unfortunate death of the previous Headman of the Gams, his son, Kaisib Gams, has been newly appointed to lead the clan. | |||
Kaisib is believed to hold information and technology from the outside world and has already made efforts to convince the people of Orutogams to move past the traditional copper tools and armour in order to modernise and keep up with the surrounding nations. | Kaisib is believed to hold information and technology from the outside world and has already made efforts to convince the people of Orutogams to move past the traditional copper tools and armour in order to modernise and keep up with the surrounding nations. | ||
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The fishermen were barely surviving, holding onto broken pieces of wood which must have been their broken boat, possibly destroyed in a recent storm. | The fishermen were barely surviving, holding onto broken pieces of wood which must have been their broken boat, possibly destroyed in a recent storm. | ||
[[Kaisib Gams]] quickly rowed the boat close enough so that [[Harakhas Gomas|Kaptein Harakhas Gomas]] could tie pieces of rope that were littered on their boat to rescue the villagers and bring them back home. | [[Kaisib Gams]] quickly rowed the boat close enough so that [[Harakhas Gomas|Kaptein Harakhas Gomas]] could tie pieces of rope that were littered on their boat to rescue the villagers and bring them back home.a | ||
The two fishermen safely made it back to their home, thanking [[Kaisib Gams]] and [[Harakhas Gomas|Kaptein Harakhas Gomas]] for saving them from their near-death experience. | The two fishermen safely made it back to their home, thanking [[Kaisib Gams]] and [[Harakhas Gomas|Kaptein Harakhas Gomas]] for saving them from their near-death experience. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:44, 6 September 2026
Due to the unfortunate death of the previous Headman of the Gams, his son, Kaisib Gams, has been newly appointed to lead the clan.
Kaisib is believed to hold information and technology from the outside world and has already made efforts to convince the people of Orutogams to move past the traditional copper tools and armour in order to modernise and keep up with the surrounding nations.
Welcoming Kaisib to his new role of leadership, Kaptein Harakhas Gomas invited him on a tour around Hais!am, where Kaisib was given advice from the Kaptein on how to lead his clan.
After conducting business for a few hours, the two leaders visited the Hais!am docks.
Two mysterious figures suddenly appeared on the horizon. The two Headmen were taken aback by the sighting, believing it to be spirits. There was no other option but to investigate the nature of these spirits, so Kaptein Harakhas Gomas and Kaisib Gams both took to the Henurib Sea.
As they both got closer to these "spirits", the figures suddenly moved further away, almost as if they were leading them somewhere. The Headmen cautiously continued their investigation as they ventured further and further into the Henurib Sea, following the spirits.
Two figures appeared stranded on the sea, shaped like villagers. Kaptein Harakhas Gomas deduced that they must have been lost fishermen from Hais!am.
The fishermen were barely surviving, holding onto broken pieces of wood which must have been their broken boat, possibly destroyed in a recent storm.
Kaisib Gams quickly rowed the boat close enough so that Kaptein Harakhas Gomas could tie pieces of rope that were littered on their boat to rescue the villagers and bring them back home.a
The two fishermen safely made it back to their home, thanking Kaisib Gams and Kaptein Harakhas Gomas for saving them from their near-death experience.
