The map wasn’t big enough, and I realised I can’t flesh out hundreds of unique cultures (I’ve got twenty so far and that’s more than enough).
It leaves a sort of mystery to the world, and it works in narrative because (1) hostile empire (2) there are unmapped lands ripe for adventure woo!
95 spells? 
How did you end up with 95?
Okay, just the people…
What if it’s like the Pied Piper story and they just wonder away, pulled by some unknown force, and disappear. Some have not been affected (are immune or whatever), and so remain as the survivors?
I just went crazy writing down spells. 
lol, I guess you did XD
I tend to get that way. 
Don’t know that story
omg, you don’t?
Then here it is! 
It’s wild.
So, basically, a guy comes with a flute and takes rats away with the flute to save the town. Then later, the same guy’s flute attracts children and the children follow him and they’re never seen again.
It’s unclear if he had ill intentions… Some versions write it so that you don’t know if he was trying to take the children all along or not.
Ohhhh that guy. Yes, I have heard it. I just forgot 
Yep, that guy
I remember when I was little, I wondered why he’s pied. Does he like pies? Does he put pies on his head? Are there pipers that aren’t pied? XD
I have another world-building thing.
On Alagossia, ghosts, spirits, phantoms, and zombies are called Os’zars which means the living dead or the dead who still breathes aether. Os’zarin is when an Os’zar takes possession of a body or some object.
However, those who are banished or exiled or kicked out of something or someplace are called Ghosts. They are treated like ghosts as they no longer exist and are considered dead to others.
Thought that was a nifty trick I did.
Sounds cool
That’s a way to confuse some people without actually confusing them.
If that makes sense.
That’s one way to remember him
I keep adding spells that I don’t have already to my story.
