On the second age of the earth, lived a brotherhood of Silver Tongue. The member of this brotherhood mastered Silver Tongue's technique, an ancient wizardry of sounds and words. So powerful was this technique that a civilization would be at mercy of one wielder. No sword nor magic could kill the Silver Tongue wielder but Silver Tongue itself.
H'ruu, the High Master of Silver Tongue, had ruled over the brotherhood for eons. He had seen many wars over centuries, christened new generations and burried all of them. H'ruu seemed to be the perpetual leader of Silver Tongue brotherhood, until the Three Generals appeared, the survivor of the fourth Holy War.
Three Generals were three of H'ruu's best champions. They are Lord Gespenst, Lady Stalia, and Lady Seytank. With great confidence, H'ruu crowned his three champions as the new leaders of Silver Tongue brotherhood. Their first task was to train the new batch of champions and maintain the familial connection among them. For Silver Tongue brotherhood should not aim to win the war, but helped people in need. It was too dangerous to really wield the full power of Silver Tongue in the battlefield. New champions should not be tempted to harness it as a warcry.
Emerged from the ashes of Holy War, the three generals knew the consequences of abusing Silver Tongue. They were given the mission to brought Silver Tongue back to its root, a brotherhood. There was a power beyond sound and words, family bound.
The first batch of Silver Tongue consisted of Lady Mayl'nda the Fair, Lady El'nda the Calm, Lady F'yza the Small, Lord Dhamma the wise, Lady Roth the Slim, Lady Arone the Judge, Lord Farda the Exile, Lady V'cha the Silent, and Lady Ikea the Slick. As the new champions, they had to go into fourteenth Clan War. Sworn under the pledge of repressing power, they could not win the war. Yet, the bound between them grew stronger. It was the beginning of a Silver Tongue family.
In the midst of the clan war, several new champions joined force with them. D'mee the Silent Cry, Leo the Gentle, Lady Rosye of East, Earlain the Firm, Lady Diertche the Destroyer, and Sharp Tongue Rheani. Assisted by these new recruits, the clan slowly ransacked the opponent. They grew into a considerable force of war without using full power of Silver Tongue. Unique ability of each power greatly enhanced the force and balanced the war.
But war was never forgiving. Lady Saytank had to leave the field to rebuilt her hometown. Lady Arone the Judge and Lord Dhamma left to Highland, still with the promise of helping anytime they were needed. The task grew more difficult for Lord Gespenst and Lady Stalia to mentor the champions. They had more recruits joining to replace the departed.
Northwind Deo, a junior recruit, brought his companion to the clan. El'stya the Gale, Deflective Hyuga, Lady Hamutia the Speed, Calm Mind Jestina, and Calm Heart H'nee soon joined the ranks. It was in this time that despite the loss of the prominent members, Silver Tongue Clan gained more respects. Their newfound power came from the wine they shared, from the unison moves they made, from the melody they combined.
More and more champions sided with Silver Tongue, following their increased power and respect. Three female warriors, Eulla, I'anthe, and Berenedete joined the rank, proving themselves as powerful allies. They led several battles and brought some victories for Silver Tongue. Estvin Elvin worked together with Lord Deast and Fast Pick Jun'O became a valuable team. Meanwhile, Hot Blooded Al-Dheet, Cheerful Reekhy, and Book Keeper Elka provided another ransacking force. Lady Mey'ng acted as the support officer for the garrisons.
Despite all the victories they gain, a dark power lurked in the heart of Silver Tongue. An ancient demon, Nu'Inda the whore manifested herself after being bathed in blood. She approached Lady Ikea the Slick and tempted her with power.
Lord Gespenst, on the other hand, had grown tired and old. He desired a rest, yet his pledge to Master H'ruu exempted him from withdrawing before finding a worthy successor. In his view, Lady Diertche the Destroyer, and Sharp Tongue Rheani were the perfect successors. The champions before them had withdrawn to normal life. Lady Mayl'nda went back to her legacy, taking the throne of her kingdom. Lady Roth the Slim withdrawn to assist support of the battle.
Fuelled by her ambition, Lady Ikea took the power of Nu'Inda the Whore and became known as Ikea the Bitch. She sabotaged every effort of succession and tried to kill Lord Gespenst. Her lust of victory and hunger of sexual touch led her to rip her Pristinal Robe and donned the Passion Bustier. Another Civil War took place between Ikea the Bitch and Lord Gespenst's followers.
Forced to utilized the full power of Silver Tongue, Lord Gespenst subsided Nu'Inda the Whore and bursted Ikea the Bitch into pieces. Though he was on the winning side, Lord Gespenst's wound was too deep. He had no other choice than stepping down the throne. Knowing that Silver Tongue Clan would never be the same again without him, some loyalists withdrew themselves together with the Lord.
Seeing the empty throne, Ikea the Bitch seized the opportunity, crowning herself as Queen Ikea the Slut. Her reign wrecked the sense of family within the clan. Under her rule, every member was permitted to utilize the Silver Tongue. Unfortunate for her, the very heart of Silver Tongue was kept by the Three Generals. What Queen Ikea the Slut knew was only the surface level.
The bonding power with Nu'Inda the Whore put Ikea into a constant sexual crave. This lust put her into the embrace of Cloud Warrior from other clan. Determined to wreck havoc on Silver Tongue, Cloud Warrior made us of Ikea's sexual crave and tricked her to willingly surrender the power.
Once Cloud Warrior seized the throne, he banished all the previous champions from the clan. (Former) Queen Ikea was banished (without her knowing it) into a small cottage, deprived from her former glory and sexual craving.
Lord Gespenst could not do anything but cried. One day, the vengeance will come to Ikea, Nu'Inda, and the Cloud Warrior.
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