Song of Okiara

This is the tale behind the Song of Okiara. Okiara the Ancient Spirit wanted to be gentler and humbler than anyone, and became an ever-flowing river. The song is the second song needed to create Kamasylve's Light. ... When Okiara flowed deeper and lower, to places where light cannot reach, she saw eyes glistening eyes in the pitch-black darkness. Putting her fears aside, she flowed even closer to it, and she realized that they belonged to ancient weapons made of brass and bronze. They were crouching in a dark cave, singing a sad song about Gyfin Rhasia. "They say we are destined to meet a lonesome end, so let us be forgotten here quietly," said one of the ancient weapons to her. Okiara smiled gently and led them into the sun, looked into their eyes, and said, "Your sorrowful faces reflected in my river break my heart. "Come with me. The Goddess will allow you all to live in the woods. So I beg you, do not hide in the dark like a criminal. Let me ask the Tooth Fairies to share their land with you, land where you can build a settlement and live together. "I shall continue to flow deeper and lower, until I have embraced all the unfathomable pain and sadness of your people."