The Three Nations
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Three groups lived near each other in a river valley: the Onverdra, Nomadán, and Anhem. The Nomadán settled near the Onverdra but were not welcomed due to cultural differences. Tensions rose and a battle occurred, after which the Nomadán fled further downriver. They found the Anhem, a seafaring people more accepting of change, and settled near them. Though initially wary, the Anhem and Nomadán became close friends by sharing their cultures.
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