00:01The Ursi does not relinquish its nourishment, easily or freely.
00:08In order to survive, you must race its waves, harness its winds and fly.
00:15Fly before its waters envelop you in darkness, and only your splinters remain.
00:21All strive to remain whole. To traverse the waves is to keep the ancient bonds of kin.
00:30Those who seek refuge furthest from the water build towers that reach for the clouds.
00:35And from their safe vantage, a desire grows to ascend further still.
00:40To feed their furnaces, they devour the rock and metal, turning their safety and refuge into whips, chains, guns and
00:49chimney.
00:50Certain they need never take refuge again.
00:53But from the depths, those already swallowed, those lost and chained to the waters look upwards.
01:00In surrender to the water, they lose sight of the skies forever.
01:04Their gaze is fear and anger, for they can no longer see what hunts them, what cursed them so.
01:11But they see its face everywhere.
01:17Only the mansa do not attempt to flee from the water.
01:20They know its darkness, they calmly watch.
01:24As eternities pass, they watch and pray for equilibrium.
01:28Watch the rock crumble and the waters rise, and watch their future.
01:34Slip away.
01:36In the end, all sink in the water.
01:41The Ursi cares not.
01:44It will always take its due.
01:48To be continued.
01:48To be continued.
01:57To be continued.
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