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(Show/Hide Browsing Column ->) Birash and Darash   myth   Creators: Deirdre / Wyld_Dandelyon (Writer), Valerie Joanne Higgins (Inspiration) In the Breida mountains, there is a series of tales about of two siblings, twins, Birash and Darash, who came out of the womb pulling each other’s hair. There's more to the tale, of course. Posted: 03/04/10      [1 Comment] ~ 43 words.   Moon Myths of Assimilated Peoples of the Empire By Science Leader Fijoji of Affamarg, Emoses Chapter 23 In the Breida mountains, there is a series of tales about of two siblings, twins, Birash and Darash, who came out of the womb pulling each other Author's Notes This is my Torn World Muse Fusion Freebie, an excerpt from a book that truly exists only in Torn World. I imagine it as a large old tome, covered in purple leather, with a gilded depiction of the three moons on the cover. The depiction is both traditional and scientifically accurate, the primary moon at its zenith, with the much smaller secondary moons in their permanent orbital spots, 60 degrees East and 60 degrees West of the primary. For more details on Torn World's astronomy, see this article! View/Add/Edit Comments Story collections: << Alligator All Empire Stories and Art >> The Bird Festival << Alligator Mythology of Torn World >> How Hare-thorn Catkins Became the First Sign of Spring View More Story Collections... << Alligator Flash Fiction >> How Hare-thorn Catkins Became the First Sign of Spring << Alligator Muse Fusion, February 2010 >> Blink birds Follow the Timeline (These stories may be unrelated) << (Previous) Alligator (Next) >> In Willow's Arms Home | Characters | Art | Fiction | Articles | Contact | Privacy Policy |Member Login Donate to support our operating and promotional costs! Or, subscribe and support individual creators! [Concept and Site Design: Ellen Million | Website basecode: Ron Swartzendruber] [No portion of this site's content may be used or copied without prior, written consent.]