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Shortly after the homins emerged from the [[Prime Roots]], a few years after the [[History#The Great Swarming (2481)|Great Swarming]], a band of Matis took over a Tryker enslavement activity, secretly providing some former families of the Matis aristocracy. Fyros, attracted by the loot and the warrior lifestyle of the gang, joined their ranks to form the [[Slavers]] Tribe. They settled in [[Aeden Aqueous]] at the same time as the very young [[New Trykoth]] Federation, serving themselves directly among the first Trykers explorers.

Since then, and despite repeated raids by the [[Corsairs]], the Tribe has continued to capture careless travellers, and provides some Tribes, as well as some discreet Matis and Zoraïs, with cheap and servile labour force or involuntary guinea pigs for unaccountable experiments. [[Slavers]] also trade in jewellery taken from the [[cutes]] they massacre in large numbers.
With many discreet intermediaries for their activities throughout the New Lands and a wealth capable of buying any unscrupulous character, the Tribe has no trouble selling its homine merchandise.

Officially, the [[Slavers]]' Tribe is poorly perceived by most homins and no People enter into open relations with it; but the wealth of the Tribe and some powerful friendships ensure it a certain tranquility in its businesses. If officially the Matis Royalty condemns slavery, the Tribe finds many allies among the Matis for whom these practices are natural, a manifestation of the hold of the strong over the weak. The most conservative of the inhabitants of the Woodland Kingdom still call the Trykers "the inferior people". The Tribe also has parents from some Matis families. If the king [[Yrkanis]] has officially banned all trade with [[Slavers]], in the name of respect for the [[Homin Rights Act]], the Tribe is in fact quite well perceived by a part of the population of the [[Verdant Heights]].

On the other hand, the [[Slavers]] Tribe is unanimously hated by all Trykers, and none of the most unscrupulous lake dwellers would agree to trade with it. The Federation of New Trykoth has been trying since the New Beginning to banish the Aeden Aqueous Tribe, and the Raiders have been fighting him mercilessly, destroying the camp and wiping out all its occupants regularly with the sword. But the Slaveryists were able to ally themselves with a certain permissiveness on the part of Karavan, which tolerates their actions out of fear that the Tribe would turn to the Kamis. So the Slavers used the services of Karavan to resurrect and rebuild their camp soon after the Corsairs left. In turn, they hate the Tryker People and do everything in their power to fight the New Trykoth Federation while patiently undermining the construction of a strong Tryker state as soon as they have the opportunity.

The presence of the [[Slavers]] in [[Aeden Aqueous]] is also fought by the Tribe of [[Lagoon Brothers]] who almost systematically attack them, taking advantage of the presence of homin merchants to justify their exacerbated violence. Since its refuge under the Bark, the Tribe of the [[Cockroaches]] is certainly the one who hates Slavers the most, as much as it fears them. Consisting of former slaves of the Tribe who managed to tear themselves away from their claws by sinking into the Prime Roots, the Cockroaches vowed considerable hatred to their former executioners, killing anyone who could pose a threat to their freedom, and imagining a member of the Slavers' Tribe behind each homin.

Some famous homins fell into the hands of the Slavers at one point in their lives. The most famous of them is [[Still Wyler]], the former Governor of New Trykoth. In 2487, when he was only a young orphan, the one who was to become a legendary privateer inadvertently entered a [[ragus]] lair and was eventually saved only to fall into the hands of the Slavers' tribe. He was rescued a year later by a raid from the Corsairs' Tribe on the camp of his captors who fled by abandoning him. [[Rosen Ba'Darins]] was also for many years among the Tribe's slaves in the years following the [[History#The Great Swarming (2481)|Great Swarming]].</poem>

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-     Shortly after the homins emerged from the [[Prime Roots]], a few years after the [[History#The Great Swarming (2481)|Great Swarming]], a band of Matis took over a Tryker enslavement activity, secretly providing some former families of the Matis aristocracy. Fyros, attracted by the loot and the warrior lifestyle of the gang, joined their ranks to form the [[Slavers]] Tribe. They settled in [[Aeden Aqueous]] at the same time as the very young [[New Trykoth]] Federation, serving themselves directly among the first Trykers explorers.
+     Shortly after the homins emerged from the [[Prime Roots]], a few years after the [[History#The Great Swarming (2481)|Great Swarming]], a band of Matis took over a Tryker enslavement activity, secretly providing some former families of the Matis aristocracy. Fyros, attracted by the loot and the warrior lifestyle of the gang, joined their ranks to form the [[Slavers]] tribe. They settled in [[Aeden Aqueous]] at the same time as the very young [[New Trykoth]] Federation, serving themselves directly among the first Trykers explorers.
-     Since then, and despite repeated raids by the [[Corsairs]], the Tribe has continued to capture careless travellers, and provides some Tribes, as well as some discreet Matis and Zoraïs, with cheap and servile labour force or involuntary guinea pigs for unaccountable experiments. [[Slavers]] also trade in jewellery taken from the [[cutes]] they massacre in large numbers.
+     Since then, and despite repeated raids by the [[Corsairs]], the tribe has continued to capture careless travellers, and provides some tribes, as well as some discreet Matis and Zoraïs, with cheap and servile labour force or involuntary guinea pigs for unaccountable experiments. [[Slavers]] also trade in jewellery taken from the [[cutes]] they massacre in large numbers.
-With many discreet intermediaries for their activities throughout the New Lands and a wealth capable of buying any unscrupulous character, the Tribe has no trouble selling its homine merchandise.
+With many discreet intermediaries for their activities throughout the New Lands and a wealth capable of buying any unscrupulous character, the tribe has no trouble selling its homine merchandise.
-     Officially, the [[Slavers]]' Tribe is poorly perceived by most homins and no People enter into open relations with it; but the wealth of the Tribe and some powerful friendships ensure it a certain tranquility in its businesses.  If officially the Matis Royalty condemns slavery, the Tribe finds many allies among the Matis for whom these practices are natural, a manifestation of the hold of the strong over the weak. The most conservative of the inhabitants of the Woodland Kingdom still call the Trykers "the inferior people". The Tribe also has parents from some Matis families. If the king [[Yrkanis]] has officially banned all trade with [[Slavers]], in the name of respect for the [[Homin Rights Act]], the Tribe is in fact quite well perceived by a part of the population of the [[Verdant Heights]].
+     Officially, the Slavers' tribe is poorly perceived by most homins and no People enter into open relations with it; but the wealth of the tribe and some powerful friendships ensure it a certain tranquility in its businesses.  If officially the Matis Royalty condemns slavery, the tribe finds many allies among the Matis for whom these practices are natural, a manifestation of the hold of the strong over the weak. The most conservative of the inhabitants of the Woodland Kingdom still call the Trykers "the inferior people". The tribe also has parents from some Matis families. If the king [[Yrkanis]] has officially banned all trade with Slavers, in the name of respect for the [[Homin Rights Act]], the tribe is in fact quite well perceived by a part of the population of the [[Verdant Heights]].
-     On the other hand, the [[Slavers]] Tribe is unanimously hated by all Trykers, and none of the most unscrupulous lake dwellers would agree to trade with it. The Federation of New Trykoth has been trying since the New Beginning to banish the Aeden Aqueous Tribe, and the Raiders have been fighting him mercilessly, destroying the camp and wiping out all its occupants regularly with the sword. But the Slaveryists were able to ally themselves with a certain permissiveness on the part of Karavan, which tolerates their actions out of fear that the Tribe would turn to the Kamis. So the Slavers used the services of Karavan to resurrect and rebuild their camp soon after the Corsairs left. In turn, they hate the Tryker People and do everything in their power to fight the New Trykoth Federation while patiently undermining the construction of a strong Tryker state as soon as they have the opportunity.
+     On the other hand, the Slavers tribe is unanimously hated by all Trykers, and none of the most unscrupulous lake dwellers would agree to trade with it. The Federation of New Trykoth has been trying since the [[New Beginning]] to banish the Aeden Aqueous tribe, and the Corsairs have been fighting them mercilessly, destroying the camp and wiping out all its occupants regularly with the sword. But the Slaveryists were able to ally themselves with a certain permissiveness from the Karavan, which tolerates their actions out of fear that the tribe would turn to the Kamis. So the Slavers used the services of Karavan to resurrect and rebuild their camp soon after the Corsairs left. In turn, they hate the Tryker People and do everything in their power to fight the New Trykoth Federation while patiently undermining the construction of a strong Tryker state as soon as they have the opportunity.
-     The presence of the [[Slavers]] in [[Aeden Aqueous]] is also fought by the Tribe of [[Lagoon Brothers]] who almost systematically attack them, taking advantage of the presence of homin merchants to justify their exacerbated violence. Since its refuge under the Bark, the Tribe of the [[Cockroaches]] is certainly the one who hates Slavers the most, as much as it fears them. Consisting of former slaves of the Tribe who managed to tear themselves away from their claws by sinking into the Prime Roots, the Cockroaches vowed considerable hatred to their former executioners, killing anyone who could pose a threat to their freedom, and imagining a member of the Slavers' Tribe behind each homin.
+     The presence of the Slavers in Aeden Aqueous is also fought by the tribe of [[Lagoon Brothers]] who almost systematically attack them, taking advantage of the presence of homin merchants to justify their exacerbated violence. Since its refuge under the Bark, the tribe of the [[Cockroaches]] is certainly the one who hates Slavers the most, as much as it fears them. Consisting of former slaves of the tribe who managed to tear themselves away from their claws by sinking into the Prime Roots, the [[Cockroaches]] vowed considerable hatred to their former executioners, killing anyone who could pose a threat to their freedom, and imagining a member of the Slavers' tribe behind each homin.
-     Some famous homins fell into the hands of the Slavers at one point in their lives. The most famous of them is [[Still Wyler]], the former Governor of New Trykoth. In 2487, when he was only a young orphan, the one who was to become a legendary privateer inadvertently entered a [[ragus]] lair and was eventually saved only to fall into the hands of the Slavers' tribe. He was rescued a year later by a raid from the Corsairs' Tribe on the camp of his captors who fled by abandoning him. [[Rosen Ba'Darins]] was also for many years among the Tribe's slaves in the years following the [[History#The Great Swarming (2481)|Great Swarming]].</poem>
+     Some famous homins fell into the hands of the Slavers at one point in their lives. The most famous of them is [[Still Wyler]], the former Governor of New Trykoth. In [[2487]], when he was only a young orphan, the one who was to become a legendary privateer inadvertently entered a [[ragus]] lair and was eventually saved only to fall into the hands of the Slavers' tribe. He was rescued a year later by a raid from the Corsairs' tribe on the camp of his captors who fled by abandoning him. [[Rosen Ba'Darins]] was also for many years among the tribe's slaves in the years following the [[Great Swarming]].</poem>

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Dorothée at 09:44, 23 June 2022

Dorothée: Created page with " Shortly after the homins emerged from the Prime Roots, a few years after the Great Swarming, a band of Matis took over a T..."