Kings of Bidonville

They are dying again, a slow and cunning death and don’t even know it. It’s unclear if dancing this final dance with fate will bring life or a state of isolation surrounded by enemies of their fathers. A fleeting glance into the past reveals their fate as free men, but the question remains will they become nationless slaves of Folium?

While erasing from their own history, certain time-tested truths, the people of Folium run through the broken fields of an inescapable maze searching in darkness for knowledge and in their carnal institutions birthing meaningless pleasures. There, in the heavy haze, sub-phased kings have become pawns designated to days of misguided and ineffective men. These once prominent men are replaced by multilateral kings, who hold siege on their people over and over again. These men of no national loyalty, corrupt the sacred faith and captivate the people’s essence by means of a well-protected secret. Even those who once climbed the watchtower to see the light, are eventually pacified to step down to meaningless things. This critical race against time to avert a final death at the hands of an unseen enemy is met with failed revolutions that only emboldened their imperial rule. It is this regeneration of past triumphs and defeats that has successfully taken hold of Folium destiny. It is further sealed by the capturing of their freethinking minds and diverting it to idleness. This slippery and elusive destiny has a final saving grace, but it is hidden to many unsuspecting minds. Therefore, it is now up to the thirteen elders of Freeland to reveal the truth and free the minds of Folium’s captives.