Well folks, The following is a bit of history that can be gathered from the tomes found in the open study of Ring Manor, the Populi family home. What you read are written by someone unknown at the time, though Maris and Queit Populi suspect it was Maris' father who found the time and the boredom to write down the family history, mixed with their religion as unhinged and loosely founded as it is:
The Chimera Populi, a creature that was built by the Hybusia Biotechenogly Firm esitmated four to five hundred years ago. During a time where there was a city lying southwest from the main city of Rhy'Din was at its peak. This city is called or was I should say Heeja. The population was predominatly humans, or creatures disguised as them, so the climate was rather vicious toward those of other races. The economy of the city was mostly based from the engineering and trade of its goods controlled by Hybusia. However, a small group of gentic engineers and biochemists where asided to assigned to create a solider for Rhy'Din's increasing and causality filled guild wars, most of which held in secert. However, The group, headed by a man calling himself Storm Newland found it better than build a solider for others' gain, make it for their own. This was done with motive held lying in wait upon completion. At the time in Rhy'Din, the influx of our normal population, from the banished angels, to the all powerful superbeings from other worlds shot up, the Rhy'Din population was very mixed and varied, by today standards. Those in charge of what the called the Populi project collected samples from many speices and started to analyze them to find the mix of ablities.The goal overall was to create the perfect being, since magic was coming back in the fashion trend of war, it was also decided that both skill and resistence in magic was needed, for physical wounds, or any other ones that were taken, some form of regeneration should be thrown in, charsima and speed, strength and steath, many things were considered and ultimately decided that they should use the following: Giant for strength primarily, Elf for the charsima beauty and speed in addition to enchanced senses, dragon for magical skill but it would have to vary by breed unless they found a chomatic dragon, drawf for further added resistences to magic and physical harm that the dragon didn't have natural, human for the ability to learn quickly and a vast number of things, and troll for the natural regeneration. However I'm sure this all just didn't happen over night and serveral errors in the combination must have been made proir to the offical first sightnings in the public records of Heeja of any Populi. The Hybusia people and most of Heeja was also decidely agonstic for their faith. However that didn't mean that the gods weren't watching at all. In fact the 'perfect' being gave an interest in one group of gods in particular. These Gods are ones that acutally sent out one of their own to deal with it, for their own reasons that I have theories of but nothing confirmed, this requires too much time to investigate throughly. The god sent down I've only known as Aaris, apparently a Luck god. Tends to be this Divine Cllique's first option before any further action, simply because by throwing in the random elements of natural life, he can fix things to be a certain way. Aaris' meddling was simple, get on the inside, see what their exact plan is and then throw in the monkey wrech to see what would happen and then his people would make their next move. I found that what happened was when they finally had a working set of samples that would be spliced together and the being was forming, Aaris stuck, using luck to creeate two, twins if one would see that way. This threw off the plan since the current being was suppose to be either one a prototype chimera (contrusted beings of flesh and blood either by magic or this method of technolgy which is the offical term for them despite tradition of using animals for this purpose) The test subject now became two. Aaris stay only to find what would happen with the second. The group kept both children for the while, naming them Joseph and Jeditah Populi, giving them the family name the same as the project name "Populi" Ironic, Populi comes from an Earth tongue, meaning "Of the People" but the planned exploitation of the babes was for a few not all people. I knew Joseph had Earth orgins as well but unsure the meaning, Jeditah was completely lost upon me, still to this day. I've heard some names had no meaning and perhaps this was one of those said names.
One of the oddest traits the original Populi chimeras displayed was rapid growth. Some dragons and elves obtain adulthood much quicker than say a drawf or human, considering the lifespan of humans is much shorter than an elves, especially the slyvan's lifespan which was the source of the Populi chimera elven contribuation, which is immortal. Nonetheless, in a few months the children has reached the age of young children, not toddlers but ones equal both in intellect and physical maturity of children born eight or nine years before them. The faculity came to the conlusion that one child should be kept to train, and the other sent off to school to learn a normal life until failure with the first occured. Basicly drop one off somewhere and leave, a spare subject. Scienists could be so cold in my opinion. Jeditah was selected as the child to be abandoned in a Boarding School, fairly elite but also had a bad reputaion for Hazing amongest the teenaged classes. I later learned that a member of the company's board of directors had a son enrolled there as well, that child didn't know of the project but he soon would be entwine into this story as I move forward with it.
Joseph learned every form of warfare with all weapons, tatics. All forms of magic, his skill was great but soon his arrogance would keep up to him quickly. That's another story further down in this tome. Jeditah's life was growing worse with each passing day, the growth traited noted earlier, all but vanish once he was introduced to children around his 'age' I should duely note that they growth although it can be fast but exposure to a different social setting will tweak itself natural as if by insticnt to match the social seetting that a Populi finds his or her self in, Jeditahs case found itself aging with the rest of the human children in his class. Joseph aged daily until he was the average age of the staff training him. I haven't been able to figure out why exactly the Populi do this but it's a rather interesting trait.
I will continue more on this on the next page.
And thus the first page of this tome is closed. Check again readers for the next glimse into the history of this family of Rhy'Din.
The Chimera Populi, a creature that was built by the Hybusia Biotechenogly Firm esitmated four to five hundred years ago. During a time where there was a city lying southwest from the main city of Rhy'Din was at its peak. This city is called or was I should say Heeja. The population was predominatly humans, or creatures disguised as them, so the climate was rather vicious toward those of other races. The economy of the city was mostly based from the engineering and trade of its goods controlled by Hybusia. However, a small group of gentic engineers and biochemists where asided to assigned to create a solider for Rhy'Din's increasing and causality filled guild wars, most of which held in secert. However, The group, headed by a man calling himself Storm Newland found it better than build a solider for others' gain, make it for their own. This was done with motive held lying in wait upon completion. At the time in Rhy'Din, the influx of our normal population, from the banished angels, to the all powerful superbeings from other worlds shot up, the Rhy'Din population was very mixed and varied, by today standards. Those in charge of what the called the Populi project collected samples from many speices and started to analyze them to find the mix of ablities.The goal overall was to create the perfect being, since magic was coming back in the fashion trend of war, it was also decided that both skill and resistence in magic was needed, for physical wounds, or any other ones that were taken, some form of regeneration should be thrown in, charsima and speed, strength and steath, many things were considered and ultimately decided that they should use the following: Giant for strength primarily, Elf for the charsima beauty and speed in addition to enchanced senses, dragon for magical skill but it would have to vary by breed unless they found a chomatic dragon, drawf for further added resistences to magic and physical harm that the dragon didn't have natural, human for the ability to learn quickly and a vast number of things, and troll for the natural regeneration. However I'm sure this all just didn't happen over night and serveral errors in the combination must have been made proir to the offical first sightnings in the public records of Heeja of any Populi. The Hybusia people and most of Heeja was also decidely agonstic for their faith. However that didn't mean that the gods weren't watching at all. In fact the 'perfect' being gave an interest in one group of gods in particular. These Gods are ones that acutally sent out one of their own to deal with it, for their own reasons that I have theories of but nothing confirmed, this requires too much time to investigate throughly. The god sent down I've only known as Aaris, apparently a Luck god. Tends to be this Divine Cllique's first option before any further action, simply because by throwing in the random elements of natural life, he can fix things to be a certain way. Aaris' meddling was simple, get on the inside, see what their exact plan is and then throw in the monkey wrech to see what would happen and then his people would make their next move. I found that what happened was when they finally had a working set of samples that would be spliced together and the being was forming, Aaris stuck, using luck to creeate two, twins if one would see that way. This threw off the plan since the current being was suppose to be either one a prototype chimera (contrusted beings of flesh and blood either by magic or this method of technolgy which is the offical term for them despite tradition of using animals for this purpose) The test subject now became two. Aaris stay only to find what would happen with the second. The group kept both children for the while, naming them Joseph and Jeditah Populi, giving them the family name the same as the project name "Populi" Ironic, Populi comes from an Earth tongue, meaning "Of the People" but the planned exploitation of the babes was for a few not all people. I knew Joseph had Earth orgins as well but unsure the meaning, Jeditah was completely lost upon me, still to this day. I've heard some names had no meaning and perhaps this was one of those said names.
One of the oddest traits the original Populi chimeras displayed was rapid growth. Some dragons and elves obtain adulthood much quicker than say a drawf or human, considering the lifespan of humans is much shorter than an elves, especially the slyvan's lifespan which was the source of the Populi chimera elven contribuation, which is immortal. Nonetheless, in a few months the children has reached the age of young children, not toddlers but ones equal both in intellect and physical maturity of children born eight or nine years before them. The faculity came to the conlusion that one child should be kept to train, and the other sent off to school to learn a normal life until failure with the first occured. Basicly drop one off somewhere and leave, a spare subject. Scienists could be so cold in my opinion. Jeditah was selected as the child to be abandoned in a Boarding School, fairly elite but also had a bad reputaion for Hazing amongest the teenaged classes. I later learned that a member of the company's board of directors had a son enrolled there as well, that child didn't know of the project but he soon would be entwine into this story as I move forward with it.
Joseph learned every form of warfare with all weapons, tatics. All forms of magic, his skill was great but soon his arrogance would keep up to him quickly. That's another story further down in this tome. Jeditah's life was growing worse with each passing day, the growth traited noted earlier, all but vanish once he was introduced to children around his 'age' I should duely note that they growth although it can be fast but exposure to a different social setting will tweak itself natural as if by insticnt to match the social seetting that a Populi finds his or her self in, Jeditahs case found itself aging with the rest of the human children in his class. Joseph aged daily until he was the average age of the staff training him. I haven't been able to figure out why exactly the Populi do this but it's a rather interesting trait.
I will continue more on this on the next page.
And thus the first page of this tome is closed. Check again readers for the next glimse into the history of this family of Rhy'Din.