Life of Janville

Janville is the residence of a being who fundamentally changed the future of his people. Geographically it was an island northwest of the mainland. It was attached to the mainland with a shallow water strip.

When the Prasthayi beings started exploring, one of them, a man named Khoyar Janvam was pulled towards this island. Here is decided to build a fortress of solitude.

Khoyar didn’t have the physical strength to build his home with his bare hands. But as a compensation he had a scientific mind which he used to build machinery that did the work for him. The added advantage of this was that despite being the only person on the island, construction work was ongoing everywhere, always. This led to structural development at this place at a wild pace.

In the matter of a hundred years Khoyar managed to build an advanced state with equipment that weren’t just mechanical but also electrical. It was a big world, sadly all devoid of life as Khoyar was the only person there.

The structures were constantly changing with time while Khoyar lived. But in following times he abandoned this place to live in a community far south.

This structure was like one living organisms constantly building and improving itself based on the command set by Khoyar. When he went away he set this place in maintenance mode.

That’s why many centuries later when Khoyar returned, this place was as it was. This time Khoyar didn’t come here seeking for solitude. Instead he was running from the beasts that were a threat to his life. Fortunately this place was indeed a fortress.

Safe in this place new beings were created by him with whom he lived peacefully. That is until the beasts finally attacked and destroyed the entire place leaving no structure intact.

The ruins of Janville got burried over time and got split in different islands namely Payeria and Jvilavi. The ancient advance technology got excavated many millennia later which this place was named Jvilavi state.

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