A Tuai from the upcoming souls-like, Glaciered.

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A Tuai from the upcoming souls-like, Glaciered.

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Apa yang kita tanam, itulah yang kita tuai. Hari ini menanam bunga, kemudian hari semerbak wanginya.
Sama hal nya dengan melepaskan. Jangan-jangan kita bukan kehilangan, tapi justru cara menuai sesuatu yang lebih baik lagi.
Hari ini melepaskan seseorang, bisa jadi esok hari dikejar seserang. Hari ini melepaskan dunia, jangan kaget kemudian hari justru dikejar dunia.
Selalu begitu memang. Masalahnya kita tak selalu berani bertaruh pada pilihan-pilihan sulit. Apalagi melepaskan pada hal-hal yang amat kita cintai.
La Coquille came to anchor off the island of Moturua, near PÄroa. The vessel was greeted â as were all newly arriving ships â by dozens of Ngare Raumati men, women and children, some of whom, the French reported, were dressed in âdirty European clothes they may have procured from [whaling] shipsâ
The people were eager to explore the French ship and to trade for gunpowder and anything else that caught their interest. Large nails, ground by the sailors on a grindstone to make good chisels, were popular items.
The French officers tried in vain to stop the cheerful crowds from clambering up the sides of La Coquille from their canoes and coming on board: âThey climbed up on all sides and when we pushed them back they stood still and waited until we lost patience.â Vying for the attention of Duperrey, the shipâs commander, one or two men assured him they were ânue nue rangatiraâ.
Dressed in formal European clothes (his previous assertion to Henry Williams was either a falsehood, or he had acquired new garments), Tuai soon came on board. His appearance astonished the French officers. His face was fully tattooed; strands of his long black hair, tied up on his head, hung down around his face; yet his manners, his speech and the way he moved all seemed to suggest an Englishman.
Jules Dumont dâUrville, the shipâs chief lieutenant, thought at first he was âan Englishman who had settled in New Zealand and had been tattooed, as sometimes happensâ. Tuai introduced himself as the brother of Korokoro, and explained that he had been to England.
RenĂŠ Primevère Lesson, the naval surgeon on La Coquille, described Tuai as of average height and about thirty years old âas far as I can tell under the tattoo which forms a mask on his faceâ. Tuai was rather formal compared with his compatriots, and Lesson thought he gained authority from being able to speak English.
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NYK/NĂKKEN/NYKKJEN/NĂKK
An omen for drowning.
A mysterious water creature who lures people to their deaths. He is sometimes a beautiful young man who tricks women into jumping into the pond where he then drowns him. However majority of the time he is seen as a monstrous creature with eyes watching just above the water surface.
Here he is surrounded by water lilies, however in Scandinavia these are known and âNix Rosesâ after a tale from the forest of âTivedenâ about a man who tries to give his only daughter away to a Nøkk in return for great hauls of fish. The daughter refuses to be given away and instead stabs herself to death, staining the water lilies red.
In other stories you could bring the creature a treat of one or more of several thingsâŚ
Three drops of blood
A black animal
Some Brännvin â Scandinavian vodka.
He is also a shapeshifterâŚ.  Â
CHANGELING
The changeling is linked to the Huldra. When the Huldra steals a child, she would replace it with a changeling â a sort of monster child. It looks pretty much identical to a normal baby, but signs that itâs not are:
Excessive crying, refusing to speak/learn to speak, ugly, wonât grow, over-eats.
You can prevent your child being replaced by a changeling by baptising it, putting a piece of metal in the cradle or carving a cross on the cradle headboard.
If it is too late and your child has already been replaced, you can get the huldra to take back the changeling by treating it badly or taking it to get baptised.
FOSSEGRIM
Another strange water creature, the Fossegrim is a naked young man who sits underneath waterfalls and plays the sound of nature on his fiddle: the sound of water or the wind in the trees.
He is said to teach humans to play the song if you bring him a piece of stolen meat.
HULDRA
A Deceptively beautiful woman who had bark and tree like features on her back and the tail of a cow. They often lured people to their homes, either to marry them or kill them.
She is also linked to Adam and Eves childrenâŚ
Adam and Eve had lots of children and one day Eve was washing them. God came to visit and so she hid the dirty children. God asked if there were more children and Eve said no. God said âLet all that is hidden remain hiddenâ. The hidden children became âDe Underjordiskeâ, âthe ones living undergroundâ.
Huldra is said to be one of these hidden children who escaped and managed to stay above ground.
She is flirtatious and neither good nor evil. However, they are known to sometimes steal childrenâŚ
CHURCH LAMB.
The first founders of Christian churches in Scandinavia would bury a lamb at the alter â a church lamb. The lamb is meant to represent Christ and if you were to attend the church when there wasnât a service you might see the lamb. If you did, it often meant a child was going to die.
PROTECTION FROM NYK
You could protect yourself from the Nyk in a few ways.
Either you could throw a needle or a steel cross in the water or you could sing a riddle.
The riddle in the picture translates as:
â Nyk! Nyk! Needle in the water! The virgin Mary threw steel in the water! You are sinking, I float!â
Wild swimmers would bring them pieces of steel to throw into the water to protect themselves from drowning.