Locul Heiraiath

''"As the World it'self displays, in its own natural breath, the way in which all things grow and die. The natural progression of life, seen every day in the rising and setting of the sun, in the movement of the great locusts rising up into the sky out of the tall grasses of the plain. Then descending beneath them again, in this very breath the world shows us life. And yet we who call ourselves the masters of this world, who put Iron to that world that sustains us and would force from it our demands. Did the world give us this iron, or did we rip it from its grasp. What we call proudly civilization is in its self an abomination going against the very fabric of the world. Civilization would fight against this very breath from whence it came, and attempt to choke the life from it just to sate a false hunger that would in the end give us nothing when we need it the most. Do not here me wrong my friends, for in order to live we need to take from the world, but unlike the high and lofty precepts of civilization we must give back in return. This is why we now rise my brothers, my sisters, why we bring down the stones and gems of that civilization from whence we came, crushing them to dust under foot, returning it all to the world, for we now have returned to the world. We would not assume ourselves as masters over it but to be brilliant and brief flickers of light upon it if we must, to the hidden and long living beings of dust as well.Remember this my friends for cities and statues all shall fall, lost and forgotten, the world heeds only to remove these scars from its surface, and then that memory is lost. But the tales and thoughts do continue on, whispered on winds breathed out in mists, in taste upon our pallets, for true memories the world does not forget."''

 A segment from the speech of the unknown                                                                                                     Author: Unknown                                                                                                                                                Circa: The fall of the Great Eastern Empire