I believe outsiders wouldn't be strong enough to keep the species alive. There's too much shit attacking them by now. The eternal darkness will kill crops and plants, the eternal winter will make sure they stay dead and will freeze people in their beds, and the attackers will make sure the starved, depressed survivors are vanquished. Humanity can't resist more than a year of winter as it is.
I agree with this, a god might have to interfere, sure the Cimex can adapt, but the Uri can't survive without the sun. Darkness and eternal winter are enemies to all.
Ialu didn't go all the way to the other side, he's still pretty close to the other humans actually. I just figured that given only 10 years a such limited population would be pretty clustered and there would be big patches of wilderness. Ialu is currently in a patch like that safely away from the monsters, but not for long. The ones that didn't follow him will eventually be found, and then it won't be long until Ialu is as well.
But by then he'll have had time to make a village.
And then the bright between the Human Kingdom and the Cimex Hive can begun. But the Uri will help the humans.
Arguis watching in awe and fascination as the many people's that lived on Arguilla grew. The humans, a race that was written off by others, grew. Despite the threat of the Dyun, Cimex, and the Dragons, the Humans stubbornness gave them a fighting chance. With the help of Astarte and the blessings that Vowzra provided for the Humans, they become cultured, and with the help of Wi, they could fight their predators.
Unfortunately, everything could be adapted to. Arguis compared the Cimex to the Humans, the Cimex were unorganized, despite their intelligence. Arguis watched as one Cimex stood out among them all, one who seemed to be much smarter than the rest of them. After a fight, he was able to capture a human Wi User, he was able to convince his brethren to abstain swim eating the human, but forcing him to fight them. Before they knew it, the were able to adapt to some of the effects of Wi, such as fire or mental Manipulation. This one fascinated Arguis, he was one who utilized knowledge to get on top, should the Cimex unite and grow like the humans, they could become a menace to them, rivals.
Arguis imbued this Cimex with knowledge beyond that of his fellow Cimex. With this new found knowledge of the world, he wasted no time readying his Cimexian brethren. In reality, Arguis was utilizing the Cimex to fulfill his own will. Similar to what Vowzra did to the humans, like a sage, the Cimex that he utilized that Cimex to teach the rest. This time was call the Great Singularity, a time in which they all saw the world in a different light. He thought them, Home, Friendliness, Singularity, Common Sense, Learning, Knowledge, Debate, Morals and Conscience, Civic Virtue, Enlightenment, and Marxism. The Cimex had changed, like the humans they began to grow, they had a culture. They created Hives, a large structure that stood up above the Sherima Trees. They were usually made up of dirt and rock, but held together by a abundant sticky substance on Arguilla.
The hero that he had created all those years ago had become a king of sorts. He had united all Cimex under his rule, his called himself, Zek'Ri. In the center of the Sherima Jungle was a hive larger than all the hundreds of others. As a final gift, Arguis gave them a magic, one that would cater to their name, the Voidborn. Arguis recreated an organ in the body of the Cimex that was useless, it now created Void Energy. Void Energy is a magic that allowed them to empower themselves. They could create shock waves of energy that could cut through iron. They could run at speeds the trumped the speed of the Dyun. This needed Void Energy to use, once utilized, they could not replenish it for a long period of time. Lastly, before Arguis slept, Arguis utilized the Dragon Essence and fire to create pure and tangible solar energy, he came down to Galbar and planted it in the ground, within days the humans would find large green pulsing bubbles the size of a human adult. They could not be destroyed, it confused the humans, on the inside was a figure that they had never seen before. Under ground, roots grew from all of them, like nerves, they covered all over Galbar, gathering information. The Uri were coming.
He rose from his troubled slumber to find that another Cimex was attacking him, and this time the dumb beast was chewing on his foot! Ialu killed it with his club.
This Cimex are defiantly not dumb.
Oh and @Kho, how many years cab we assume has passed from the start of Galbar?
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