TRIBE-158: Titan

Around 300 years after the founding of the tribe, the First Warriors started feeling like the Tribe was drifting away from it's purpose. They felt like the way the tribe's hierarchy was built was not giving them enough power over the grifix. They needed to reform the tribe. They needed to regain control over the grifix. They needed something that was ALIVE, a mortal to follow their will no matter what, to be strong and intelligent. But ther was nobody like that in the tribe. There was nobody they could fully trust. They had to grow someone like that.
So when they felt like that person was born, a newborn male who's magic seemed quite powerful, they took him away from his mother as a baby and grew him themselves. How did they do that? They took control over Yantarka's body constantly, for as long as it took until the baby grew up and became the king. That of course wasn't easy, their powers didn't allow any of the First Warriors to spend so much time in a living body. But they were changing throughout the day, and they only rested during the night, as Yantarka's body was sleeping. This way, Yantarka completely lost control over her body for over 10 years. When the First Warriors finally let go of her body, she felt like a stranger in this world. She looked like she completely lost touch with reality, like she was living in a constant dream. It was like she could see you but couldn't understand what you were. She was spacing out and staring into emptyness. She had moments like that before, but now it all became permanent.
The child, raised by the First Warriors, grew with strong loyalty for them. They raised him so he became exactly the person they needed. He was strong, loyal, intelligent and feared by the whole tribe. He did a lot of stuff but probably the most important thing was creating the hierarchy that exist even if the present. He is the one that truly made the First Warriors be the Gods of the Tribe. And The Tribe will forever remember the name of King Titan, the greatest king in their history.