The temple of Yëél'inür

As Däahár Luúr was riding towards Iyahëen, Yëél'inür descended from the clouds through a beam of light. Däahár Luúr fell from his horse as fear invaded his soul. And Yëél'inür said to him: "Stand on your feet, the ground is no place for a noble king." And Däahar replied: "I am no king."

And Däahár took his spear and a cascade of light rose it into the sky as Yëél'inür said to him: "You will reunite the tribes of Öelbrin. Then with your mighty army you will conquer the peoples of the Outer Steppes. When you find glory build a temple in my name, to show you devotion to me. One temple so great that will last for hundred thousand years." And Yëél'inür granted Däahár the Spear of Bëail'r.

And so Däahár Luúr set out from his homeland, the land of Öelbrin, in search of glory. He gathered an army of loyal followers and together they ventured into the Outer Steppes. Along the way, Däahár Luúr was guided by Yëél'inür, the great spirit of his people. As Yëél'inür had commanded, Däahár Luúr sought to reunite the various tribes of Öelbrin, and with his mighty army he conquered the peoples of the Outer Steppes.

As a sign of his loyalty and devotion, Däahár Luúr built the temple he had been commanded by Yëél'inür. This temple was made of stone and was adorned with fine gold platings, and was magnificent. And in the altar, Däahár Luúr placed the Spear of Bëail'r, a symbol of his strength and a reminder of the favor of Yëél'inür to him and his people.

The temple became a place of worship and pilgrimage for the followers of Yëél'inür. People from all corners of the land would come to the temple to pay homage to Yëél'inür and seek guidance from the Spear of Luúr. For centuries, the temple stood as a testament