Uarehere

Background;

Part 1: Building the Fleet and Gathering Followers

The year was 1804, and Uarehere, a man of unwavering faith, had been visited by a dream in which he saw a land promised to him by God. He believed that this land existed in the parallel dimension beyond the portals that had recently opened across the world's oceans, and he felt called to embark on a journey to find it.

Uarehere soon gathered a small group of like-minded individuals to join him on his quest. They set to work building a fleet of ships, using whatever materials they could find. It was a ramshackle collection of vessels, far from the grand ships that other nations were using to explore the parallel worlds. But Uarehere felt that their faith would guide them safely through whatever trials they might face.

The journey to the portal was long and arduous, taking them weeks over the open sea. They faced storms and high waves, and many of the crew became seasick and despondent. But Uarehere remained steadfast, preaching to his followers and reminding them of the glory that awaited them in the parallel world.

Finally, they reached the portal, a shimmering vortex of energy that hummed with otherworldly power. Uarehere led his small fleet through the portal, and they emerged in a world that was at once familiar and strange.

The ocean was a different shade of blue, more similar to grey, and the stars were arranged differently in the night sky. Uarehere felt a surge of excitement in his chest, knowing that they were now one step closer to the land that had been promised to him.

As they sailed through this new world, they encountered other ships from different nations, all eager to claim the resources of this parallel world for their own. Some of these adventurers were intrigued by Uarehere's faith and joined him, swelling his ranks with fresh believers.

But there were also those who scoffed at his beliefs, calling him a fool and a madman for putting his faith in a dream. Uarehere remained steadfast, preaching to his followers and welcoming those who saw the truth in his words.

Their journey had only just begun, but Uarehere knew that they were on the right path. He could feel the guiding hand of God leading them towards their destiny, and he was confident that they would prevail against whatever obstacles lay ahead.

Part 2: Exploration of a Great Archipelago

As Uarehere and his small fleet sailed deeper into the parallel world, they soon came across a great archipelago. The islands were lush and vibrant, with towering trees and winding rivers. Uarehere felt a sense of awe at the beauty of this new land, and he knew that they were getting closer to their goal.

But with this beauty came danger. The archipelago was home to many dangerous creatures, some of which were larger and fiercer than any they had ever seen. They also encountered other small groups of settlers and indigenous peoples, some of whom were friendly and eager to trade. Many, though, were hostile and taken by greed.

Despite the risks, Uarehere led his followers through the archipelago, preaching to them about the power of faith and the importance of staying true to their beliefs. His charisma and conviction won over many of those they encountered, and soon his fleet grew larger with new converts.

But the journey was not without its difficulties. The ships often encountered strong currents and unpredictable weather, and many of the crew suffered from hunger and thirst. Several ships were lost to the ocean, and many of Uarehere's followers perished in the harsh conditions.

Through it all, Uarehere remained steadfast in his faith. Alongside him were Setsuko and Moody Mullen, never wavered in their loyalty and quickly becoming favored. They stood by him through every challenge, helping to inspire the other members of the fleet with their unwavering commitment.

As they journeyed deeper into the archipelago, they began to notice strange signs and portents. Unusual weather patterns, strange sightings on the horizon, and whispers of strange phenomena began to circulate among the crew. But Uarehere refused to be daunted, and he urged his followers to press on.

Part 3: Loss of Followers

As they sailed deeper into the archipelago, Uarehere's fleet faced more challenges than ever before. The weather grew more unpredictable, and the currents more treacherous. Some of the crew began to lose faith, while others were lost to the ocean, leaving Uarehere's fleet with only a few ships.

Despite these setbacks, Uarehere remained determined to reach their destination. He continued to preach to his followers, reminding them of their faith and the importance of staying true to their beliefs. Setsuko and Moody Mullen stood by him, offering their support and encouragement.

The remaining crew grew increasingly despondent, however, and Uarehere himself even began to doubt his dream. The fleet continued to face setback after setback. The currents grew stronger, and the storms more frequent. One by one, the ships began to succumb to the ocean's wrath, until only Uarehere's vessel remained.

With only a small crew left aboard the ramshackle ship, the crew would face the greatest challeng yet, seeming to near the core of the storms that massed around them through their journey. For hours, they battled against waves and wind, even losing parts of their ship to the torrents of water. But, as all things, this trial could not last forever, for as the survivors were about to give in, a faint light became visible on the horizon. Only a few saw the completed sunrise, before finally passing out from exhaustion.

Part 4: The Final Destination. The crew would wake to a ceaseless fog and still waters, their ships mast taken by the storm behind them. For what seemed like days on end, Uarehere's ship drifted aimlessly through this weather. The crew was disoriented and unsure of where they were going, many of their wills beginning to crumble. Their supplies were dwindling, and the crew remained exhausted, no amount of sleep seeming to ease them.

As if that was not enough, the crew began to see strange shapes moving in the mist, and heard eerie sounds that made them fear for their lives. But they pressed on, seemingly only driven by desperation.

Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, they caught a glimpse of land through the fog, growing closer...

Finally, after what felt like hours, what remained of their ship ran aground. The island was densely overgrown and seemed to have been untouched by human hands, with lush greenery and exotic wildlife inhabiting its forests, beaches, and cliffsides.

Uarehere was convinced that this was the land that God had promised him, and he fell to his knees in gratitude. Setsuko and Moody Mullen followed in kind, as many of the other followers began to slowly wander past and deeper into the island, a sense of shock and awe surrounding them.

As they explored the island, they discovered strange ruins that suggested that the island had been inhabited in the past. Uarehere saw this as a sign that God had prepared the island for them, and that they were meant to rebuild it in His name.

Over time, the survivors built a humble settlement on the island, where they could worship God and live out their dream of paradise. They tended to the land, fished the surrounding waters, and raised livestock to sustain themselves.

The island became their sanctuary, a place where they could escape from the conflicts and struggles of the outside world. They may have been isolated from the rest of humanity, but Uarehere, Setsuko, Moody Mullen, and the few who followed them were content in the knowledge that they were fulfilling God's will, living in harmony with nature and creating a new legacy for future generations. This isolation, though, would soon turn the island into an echochamber of religious fanaticism, which would soon corrupt its inhabitants...