The sun will slowly set again on the Eastern continent. Roaring streams from the waters of Umthombo will drown the night sky. A deafening reawakening of nocturnal creatures congregating once again to share their dreams. The High Priest and Chieftain Ogun and his brother Ukwethemba, Captain of the Umhlaba Ongcwele Royal Guard, have once again thwarted the infringement of hostile invaders, sending them back to their resource depleted lands. Their late father, The Great Warchief Ibhalansi, ruled Umhlaba for seven decades, maintaining peace and prosperity. The brothers recognize the importance of their faithful relationship to preserve what their father had helped to create. The inner battles each would face, cultivating a more deep-rooted camaraderie, boosting the unified tribal morale. A lineage that goes back to the Hlukanisian period, the ancestral clan was instrumental in the unification of their peoples amidst minimal bloodshed. Ogun has never been quick to violence or any vulgar display of power. Much of his upbringing, guided by principles of vulnerability and compassion. Much of his early years spent playing with his brother under the watchful eye of the Patriarch. "It is all here for you and you for it. Treat it as it has provided for you. & 039; These words repeated under Ibhalansi & 039;s tutelage, echoing within both siblings.