The Book of Pentano - All Things Uru

!When the people saw them, they knelt down andlowered their heads submissively. Namis told themto go to the village square, as he and Teshanwished to address them all. They set off and thecrowd followed them at a respectful distance.!5As they walked Teshan looked around and sawmany kinds of shops such as a butchers and bakers.The houses were all made of wood and had clayovens. The village was very large and when theyreached the square where market stalls stood, theyhad barely seen half of it.The news that their Masters had arrived and wantedto speak with them had spread like wildfire and thepeople had gathered in the square waitingexpectantly.Teshan and Namis had a look around and tried toestimate how many people were there. Teshanthought there were at least 70 persons whom hecould see but there were no children visible as theywere probably hiding at their parents.Finally Teshan cleared his throat and said: “Nationof the Pentano. I am Teshan of the D’ni and theMaster of this Age. Other D’ni have been here andtaught you respect for us but now my friend Namisand I have come to learn more about your ways.