Editing HC History (section)

==Queen Calla. Huth is born==
While the Sons of Lorn and the Daughters of Hatha were peopling the world, the '''Gods''' were born. '''Queen Calla''' was one of the most powerful of Hatha’s first daughters. It was she who invented '''language''' and had shown the others how to cast the first great spell. She was proud, though, and wanted a husband to match her, not one of these Men made out of mud.

So it was that she flew up to '''Sird'''’s Castle of Ice and there sought audience with her uncle. At first, the Red was angry and threw great boulders at her, or tried to cut her with his great iron sword. But this was no trouble to her, for she simply became the wind and laughed at her uncle. Eventually he tired, and sat down to listen to Calla. This was the moment of her victory, for as soon as she began to speak, the old Giant was enchanted and seduced. So was born the first and greatest of the Gods, '''Huth'''. 

There were many Gods. '''Children of Calla and Sird''', they built a '''court''' around their father’s icy throne and filled it with laughter and with tales of adventure. Soon Sird had forgoten all about the other Giants, and so their time ended. The remaining giants and their sons dispersing to the south, to the east and to the west, where they built kingdoms of their own. Only a few remained, among these '''Lorn''' the Father of Man. Calla herself is known as a Goddess, as are Hatha and Sird. The common man or woman often does not know who was first a Giant, a Witch or a true God, and it makes little difference except to the greybeards who devote their lives to such matters. Even some of the first Men are now called Gods, while some great kings believe they can travel up to the Castle of Ice and live with the Gods

Many Gods were born and a few died. They invented many of the things we know today: music, poetry, art, the rules of war, wine, gold and silver, languages. The greatest of the gods was named Huth. First and most beloved son of Sird and Calla, he was a beautiful god, strong and clever, fiercely loyal and given to great passions.