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<blockquote data-quote="Wrahn" data-source="post: 1348481" data-attributes="member: 9191">Name:&nbsp; CoreagenOverview:&nbsp; Coreagen doesn’t appear, but when “he” wishes, the warmth of his presence is unmistakable.&nbsp; When he speaks it is through one who has devoted themselves to him or his ideals.&nbsp; He is curious and patient, kind and clever.&nbsp; He loves puzzles and riddles of all kind and loves innovation.First Appearance:&nbsp; The river people had always relied on the fish of the river to sustain them.&nbsp; That year though, because of the hard winter there were less fish and the people were starving.&nbsp; One morning just as the sun rose, the entire tribe felt a spiritual warmth, a feeling of joy and love.&nbsp; The greatest of their fishermen, suddenly went from the normal stooped walking to standing erect and tall.&nbsp; He grunted (as the River People had no language at that time) and signaled the rest of the tribe to follow.&nbsp; They traveled for two days up the tributary that the river people fished and then down the great river.&nbsp; None of the River people had ever been that far away from their homes, but when they arrives, they could see a flat land next to the great river in which a vast field of river tubers grew, enough food to keep the River People from starving.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wrahn, post: 1348481, member: 9191"] [b]Name:[/b] Coreagen [b]Overview:[/b] Coreagen doesn’t appear, but when “he” wishes, the warmth of his presence is unmistakable. When he speaks it is through one who has devoted themselves to him or his ideals. He is curious and patient, kind and clever. He loves puzzles and riddles of all kind and loves innovation. [b]First Appearance:[/b] The river people had always relied on the fish of the river to sustain them. That year though, because of the hard winter there were less fish and the people were starving. One morning just as the sun rose, the entire tribe felt a spiritual warmth, a feeling of joy and love. The greatest of their fishermen, suddenly went from the normal stooped walking to standing erect and tall. He grunted (as the River People had no language at that time) and signaled the rest of the tribe to follow. They traveled for two days up the tributary that the river people fished and then down the great river. None of the River people had ever been that far away from their homes, but when they arrives, they could see a flat land next to the great river in which a vast field of river tubers grew, enough food to keep the River People from starving. [/QUOTE]

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