Everything has a beginning here is a
first attempt / First Chapter
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The story of my life is something that I never would have suspected that it might interest someone. Most have not sought, but I'm always made to people who asked me questions. Where I was, as was my childhood, why I did this and that thought. First I saw a chicane in it, but went with the times to me that the person concerned to have expressed sincere interest. So I decided one day to write down everything.
who sees me for the first time - or maybe the third - who often do not trust me, a pen the right way to hold in your hand. But yes, I can write - very well indeed. It was difficult to learn, but when I got the magic of the written word had revealed for the first time, I knew that the effort had paid off. Like a tough fight, are followed by a fulfilling victory. I learned it was when the Hesindepriester came to our village and ... but maybe I better start at the beginning.
The place where I grew up, had no name and no fixed position. With a nomadic tribe living off my parents and I by Dschor Zulosch , the mountains, which denote the plains as "Troll points". It was an exhausting and never simple life, but also I still would prefer a mode of existence of effeminate horas sized dudes. Our clan leader was a gigantic warrior named Ruscha, the older sister of my mother and also a Rochshazi - one of the most highly evolved members of our people, the spa guests or "rock-born."
I've always been a bit unusual, because I'm not a pure spa guests, but a hybrid. Such a thing is so rarely (actually never) before with my people, that it is not even a word for it. Foreigners are simply not equivalent creatures, let alone potential partners - if we accept them at all as people. One common But will faith that the people of the surrounding plains a kind of spirits that discourage the survivors from their path and lead to destruction. No wonder if many of them do not simply full?
My father, however, was also a stranger, but he was eventually accepted by the tribe. He was like us very much in stature as in character, and told by his peers, who lived high up in the eternal ice. Thus came our Schochzuli - her it would have been called "sorcerers" or "Shaman" call - to the conclusion that there must be at least one other group of spa guests in this world. So that my father was listed as "true man".
My descent I was always considered, because I inherited the pale skin, the water-colored eyes and the snow-pale hair of my father. The other children of my tribe harassed me so often, because they considered such a look of "bloodless". I can not blame them, in their place I probably would have thought the same. But the problems did not last long, because I learned to defend myself quickly and proved so that I could not be a bloodless wimp.
When I was about twelve years old, a stranger came to our village. He was perhaps just as big as I looked gaunt and frail, and between all the warriors, but he exuded an impressive power that I do not quite interpret knew. Probably saw the also Ruscha and Schochzuli so, for doing without it, killing him instantly, or at least roughly to transport from the camp. Instead, they met with him distrustful restraint. The stranger told many confusing things, among other things, a goddess called "He'zinde" on whose behalf he allegedly collecting knowledge.
goddess, pah! As if Rôschtula and Rasha would tolerate yet another god, apart from the mother of the blood! But strangely, I was fascinated by the reports, the man with the earth-colored hair on its own. As long as he stayed with us, I always came back to him, to ask him questions. Many I laughed and doubted the answers, but some seemed reasonable to me. For example, I believed him at once that existed outside of the mountains or other nature, which could grant human status - my father had not come from there? And we had not even accepted as human beings, giving him stay granted? My curiosity was piqued, and I finally made a decision: I told my parents I wanted to leave the mountains to tour the plane - and I asked the stranger to take me.
My decision met with general incomprehension. The planes are we to be cursed, and the worst punishment is exile there. Such a fate I wanted to voluntarily take on me? me the stranger's head had twisted? But I convinced her by saying that yes, it is recognized that there also give spa guests and I felt the desire to know the people of my father. With the other countries, I would flat not let me do great.
Oh, how I was mistaken ...
So I left with the man, whose name was incidentally visas, the mountains, to explore the unknown. And I learned.
presented after a while I realized that I was often a member of a people called "Thorwaler" held. Whether it was the people of my father well? Visas had taught me dance music while everything I know to have believed, so I left him to pursue this issue. Mitter while I doubt that they are, but I have heard from other people who are subject to the descriptions of my father more and live far up north. But I spent an interesting time in the Thorwal to me - in retrospect - quite a change. They even gave me a new name: Instead of "Farukh iban Dûrath" what she called "unspeakable" titled, they called me now "Asvar. I was only satisfied when I learned that an old word for "weapon" in the name inserted. From then on I used it all strangers - and I met anywhere spa guests, virtually everyone was a stranger to me.
childhood. Youth. Yes, I think these are the most important information. Not what I wanted to leave out for hours. The present is it that counts. And from this - or the not too distant past - I'll tell you now. If you have the patience to read it ...
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