Ë, ë, É, é, Á, á, Ú, ú
This tale tells of the sorrowful tale of the two first dukes of the grand city of Filisia, and their incredible accomplishments. It was a time of travel for the Tuadë as they had just left the green lands of Caldëa searching further est for the land they had been promised by Eowaria. In the year TF 93, the host of Aine, king of the Tuadë left the land that they would name Caldëa. However, some would stay, and they would make up a body of about forty. This left the host of Aine with solely 2380 Tuadë, 600 had perished in the flood, 200 stayed in Earean, and 40 would stay in Caldëa. Under Aine's banner, they journeyed eastward more and crossed the river Dath Valnor, and set up camp in the upper region of Eaowaindal. Fergusë Etargel (who at the time was known as Etiag), and Aine split into two hosts, and Fergusë Etargel crossed through the mountains of Airde Beanea, while Aine travels south through Eaowaindal and Lahuatl.