In the Age of Navigation, the Sea Origin Calendar year 186 quietly transformed into history, as the Georgia Territory bade farewell to winter and awaited the arrival of spring.
"Wah wah wah..."
After the Arawak Clan moved to their new home, the first newborn in the tribe was born.
Flames from a bonfire roared.
Dong! Dong! Dong!...
The birth ceremony for this child merged with the spring festival activities.
The four young apprentices, who had successfully become Shaman Wizards after worshiping the "Father of Creation" and the "Divine Ladder," beat the "Tebonaster" drums and danced ritual dances to hold a grand celebration ceremony.
In the ceremony, the newborn, representing the hope of the tribe, was lifted high by the Chieftain, receiving blessings from all the tribe members according to tradition, with evergreen leaves from the forest dipped in wine dripped onto the baby's head.
They believed this would grant the child strength and ensure healthy growth.
