#kunge

“Where‘s my f**king heart“

“Where‘s my paper B*TCH!!“

“PUT YOUR MTHRFCKN HANDS UP!!!“

Every morning Wake up to you wrapped around my chest. Rain is pouring. Sunshine/(-light) left and down came clouds instead. Stormy weather. But you and I stay dry under these sheets. Lay your head down. Close your eyes and go right fast to sleep.

So take care of me and i‘ll be good to you So whatchu wanna do, chu wanna do babe So take care of me and i‘ll be good to you

Head on shoulders arms interlocked and your hair in my face. Getting warmer legs intertwined I wouldn’t mind stay in the day. Make sure to love her said her father and mother just the other day. Told me i‘m better than her „Formers“ in every way. Told me she‘s a little hard headed too stubborn on her redder days Has a short temper too match you’ll have seen better days But she’ll love u like no other

So take care of me and i‘ll be good to you so whatchu wanna do, chu wanna do babe So take care of me and i‘ll be good to you

She told me never leave your side. I told you i‘m not going away. We got a solid roof over our heads. And it takes more than clouds to screw over my day. Every clouds, stormy weather. That sht dont matter rainy days and still get fights come again another night.

So what u wanna do u wanna do babe So take care of me and i‘ll be good to you

Range:

Their cultural centers lie along the steep cliffs of the coast of Kunge, named after their culture, stretching up to the ??? mountain range in the north and the Eastern Swamps in the west.

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History:

According to Kunge scholars they had their origin on a landmass across the southern ocean. The story goes that over a thousand years ago Queen Kunge was betrayed by her husband who was mad for power. She barely survived an attempt on her life, her handmaidens smuggled her out of the palace while she was severely wounded. She was taken in by a family of simple farmers who cared for her, while she recuperates. In the meantime her handmaidens had swarmed out to garner support for Kunge, which was not very hard, since her husband was raiding settlements in his search for her, specifically ordering the men to strike fear into the common folks' hearts.

When Kunge had become well enough to take matters into her own hands again, she found her country torn asunder. Her handmaidens had found or organised many local resistance groups which were facing the army, which had become most obedient to her husband, promising them riches and land. She knew that any battle would leave her subjects decimated and devastated, even though they insisted it was their duty and honour to fight for their queen. Torn she sought the wisdom of several sages. From them she learned the stories of a land across the ocean.

Her heart was heavy to leave her beloved lands and she felt guilt for what she was about to put her subjects through, but she knew it had to be done, because the alternative would be worse. She travelled to the northern coast and ordered ships to be built. Her resistance fighters gathered resources and food for the travels into the unknown. Of course her husband soon heard news about the fleet and sent troops to scout it out. The resistance was strong enough to overwhelm the smaller scouting units completely. Worried about the complete disappearance of his men the husband decided to draft more men and train them before attacking, giving valuable time to the ship builders. As his men finally approached the wharfs they only saw a string of sails spanning the horizon.

Carried by the currents, the fleet still took a full moon to cross the ocean. When they finally reached the coast, the food and water were dwindling and sicknesses started to spread. To their desperation their ships were facing sheer cliffs, with no chance to land. But the queen urged them on to sail with the current. After five more days they finally found a place where the cliff had collapsed into the ocean and they could moor their ships. Everyone rejoiced, because their queen had led them to green plains, where they could raise cattle and tend to their fields. They took apart most of the ships and built their houses from them. The place where they landed is today the capital city of ???.

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The most widely known tradition is the cliff climbing, where three times per year during the super tides the strongest and most athletic women of a town will climb down to collect seabirds' eggs, or molluscs. They are secured by teams of their friends holding their roping, and the winner is the one who can fill her basket the fastest. It is mostly a sporting event, but all women who participate are highly respected. The training in the teams often forms strong friendships that will last a lifetime. The tradition overall brings together the whole town and the day ends with a feast of the harvested foods. Every three years the winners of the last three years of each town are sent to the capital to compete. It is a major event which even draws visitors from afar.

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