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I, pronounced /aɪ̯/, is a mysterious entity with no origin. I is primarily known through I's writings, which have been written in a variety of languages. This leads historians to believe I was an explorer of the world who came in contact with many peoples. The knowledge I gained from this culminated in the most preserved of I's texts: the [[M'agma Aumbus]], a book that guided Nguhcraft for hundreds of past generations and continues to do so. Other texts written by I are poorly preserved and almost only contain fragments. | I, pronounced /aɪ̯/, is a mysterious entity with no origin. I is primarily known through I's writings, which have been written in a variety of languages. This leads historians to believe I was an explorer of the world who came in contact with many peoples. The knowledge I gained from this culminated in the most preserved of I's texts: the [[M'agma Aumbus]], a book that guided Nguhcraft for hundreds of past generations and continues to do so. Other texts written by I are poorly preserved and almost only contain fragments. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:25, 15 January 2025
The history and character of I is managed by the person/user Suqi who also plays the character Suqi.
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 I's visage is unknown | |
| Pronouns | I/I/I's/Iself Verbs may conjugate to either 1st or 3rd person |
| Born | Unknown |
| Died | Unknown |
| Occupations | Author Explorer? |
| Type | Primordial |
I, pronounced /aɪ̯/, is a mysterious entity with no origin. I is primarily known through I's writings, which have been written in a variety of languages. This leads historians to believe I was an explorer of the world who came in contact with many peoples. The knowledge I gained from this culminated in the most preserved of I's texts: the M'agma Aumbus, a book that guided Nguhcraft for hundreds of past generations and continues to do so. Other texts written by I are poorly preserved and almost only contain fragments.