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== History and Legends == The history of the Minthari is rich with tales of exploration, discovery, and reverence for the earth: * '''Origin Story''': According to Minthari legend, their ancestors were born from the earth itself, shaped by the hands of Dharas, the Primordial Spirit of Earth. This creation story is central to their identity and is retold in many of their myths and songs. * '''The Great Collapse''': One of the most significant events in Minthari history is the '''Great Collapse''', a catastrophic event that occurred centuries ago when a massive underground cavern collapsed, trapping many of their ancestors. This tragedy led to the development of their advanced geomantic abilities as a means of survival and prevention of future disasters. * '''The Tale of the Crystal King''': A popular legend among the Minthari is the tale of the '''Crystal King''', a powerful Minthari who is said to have discovered the secret to moving the mountains themselves. The Crystal King's mastery of the earth allowed him to protect his people from numerous threats, but his ambition eventually led to his downfall, serving as a cautionary tale about the dangers of unchecked power.
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