A three-armed, ribbon-like Kīrolisk uses a sigil-like staff to draw itself into existence.

Intent

Some say that the Kīrolisks were the first to write Wormrōte when they drew themselves into the sky. The Losī observed their dances, and being so moved by their beauty, rendered them in script for all to see.

A mountain-like Losī looks upward and draws a sigil based on a Kīrolisk dancing in the sky. The sigil forms the word 'new' in Wormrōte.

A massive hand reaches downward toward a smaller Losī inhabiting an archway. This Losī speak a sigil — the word 'new' in Wormrōte — and draws small, outlined creatures known as Ilō into existence.

Wanting to see that beauty above mirrored below, the Losī drew life into the shapes. This is how the Ilō, sometimes known as the Fā, were born.