Temat: Związek Zawodowy Archeologów - Spoiler alert

Banor was the first and most powerful man to lead his people through vast lands trying to find the best place to settle away from dangerous animals and other races. Once upon a time he saw in the distance huge, unnatural triangular structures to which he quickly led all people. When they arrived, they saw not only huge buildings but also smaller ruins of ancient structures overgrown with dense beautiful forest. From the first moments Banor knew what to do. He climbed the roof of a collapsed building and exclaimed to the people, "This is a holy place where Gods can be felt and we must stay here." There was no person who opposed the words of the leader. Everyone went to work as soon as possible and that is how the first human settlement came about.
A few weeks after arriving, people settled in among the ancient ruins for good, putting up new homes next to them. Banor was often seen around triangular structures that he tried to understand. However, the largest two could not be entered in any way. The exception was the third - smaller structure, which was open to everyone through a spiral entrance. Most people were afraid to go there. Those who ever dared said that they heard strange noises, as if the walls lived there, and in the depths of the tower could be seen magical divine energy that they did not understand. Banor, however, was able to sit in the tower for days claiming that there must be a key to learn the secret of ancient buildings.
Banor, feeling that he was unable to solve the mystery of the ancients himself, asked his most faithful companions for help. One of them was the smartest man alive - . He was the first to decipher some of the notes found in the magic tower and found a way to enter the previously invisible room in which the word ANK-RAH-MUN was supposedly carved in an extremely hard rock. When Banor found out about this discovery, he decided that this is what their settlement should be called, because it is the will of the Gods. Soon after, Daraman told his commander and friend that he must leave the city, because according to the records he found, the key to solve the mystery of the ancients is far north.
Over the years, Ankrahmun flourished thanks to Banor's perfect rule, and Daraman seemed to go further in solving the mysteries of the ancients. He spent most of his time outside the city, where he found another important structure of the ancients, and next to them the mysterious race of Djins with whom he made friends and whom he introduced to Banor. Over the years, however, Daraman appeared less and less in the city, until he finally stopped appearing at all. Rumors were that he learned the secrets of the ancients, but he did not want to share it with anyone, arguing that no creature should possess the power hidden deep underground. From then on, he lived the life of a hermit, but nevertheless, many people visited him to hear his wisdom, and a large part of them began to call him a prophet. Banor, however, mad at his ex-friend, forbade him access to the city under death penalty.