---POV: Borni---

Borni looked out over the Eastern Ocean. The Farthach Spas stayed high in the sky, the Siolta travelling between the beast and the ocean. They were feeding it. If all went well then the Farthach Spas might give birth soon. Borni smiled, the old moss of his beard crinkling as he did so.

The Adhmad had already set a few Siolta eggs up in the shallows of the ocean. The Teagartha Ean were already roosting in the mountains feeding off of the wildlife in the jungle. They still continued to act as the Dryad's fastest and farthest reaching transports. The Sitceach continuously travelled up and down from the Farthach Spas keeping the creature alive and happy. There were also a number of them that helped the Dair with their research. Most of the Dair were focused on creating a much larger version of the Farthach Spas. Without the fear and urgency of the virus beating down on them, the Dair will be able to develop it without any deaths.

The rest of the Dair were investigating the natural lifeforms of Talamh. When they had first landed, a Stone Drake had appeared. Sorlda, the Feach, sought out the creature's soul, showing that it had the ever slightest bit of intelligence within itself. Exploring this phenomenon several of the Dair spent quite some time changing him. At the end the beast was sentient,his name, F'undar. After this surprising development the Behemoths were tasked with finding more like F'undar.

They sent out multitudes of Golems, calling those long lost back into service. Soon the Behemoths had eyes all across Talamh. Indeed, they found more Stone Drakes, but they also came across something completely unforeseen. There were other semi-sentient species on the planet. The last few Dair travelled to them all. To the Fenrir in the north, the Sprucen of the forests, and the Griffins of the plains. In no more than a few weeks, the forces of the Foraoise had swelled from 500 to 5000, more coming with each day.

The Miotal

Upon landing, the Miotal were shocked by the 5 Behemoths. This was the chance they had been looking for. The first chance in a long time to truly create more. The Copar furiously began to gather and study the Golems from the war. They began to relearn what their ancestors had known. The construction of Golems from raw materials was soon rediscovered.

Quickly, the forces of the Dryad's Golems swelled.

They had learned of a new enemy from the Immortals. A new enemy preparing for war. Cautious of this fact, the Dryads were intent on not losing their home once again.

Thus, preparation and development of the old War Golems took priority for the Miotal. The Behemoths called all of the usable Golems back to their new capital of Ar Dtus Chathair. The War Golems immediately set up themselves up in the desert, awaiting their orders. The Miners set themselves to work in the old tunnels of the Stone Drakes. They dug, finding more ores and veins. The metal just kept coming.

The Iarann set apart to their different projects. Some were producing Golemic armors for the Fenrir and Griffins. Another group was producing weapons for the now sentient beings. A third group was developing Golems that could fire long range projectiles. The fourth group was developing nanogolems.

The Fourth group was the largest. They believed that a huge mistake of the war had been the advance of large golems. They believed that they could make a truly devastating weapon with nothing more than tiny golems.