Mortus Myn

Mortus Myn (Min), also known as Mōr Tsùs Mīn in his language, was a mysterious, foreign explorer who settled in the Romanic Empire around E.2 11. The origins of Myn are surround in mystery, with many claiming he came from a sunken continent, while others believe he is of a long, lost race of men or beyoni. During his life, Myn spent a lot of his time preaching and teaching others in the way of "The Three Steps of Min", a philosophy based on self-betterment, natural healing, and meditation. Many of Myn's teachings and quotes have become well known and adopted by many cultures. He disappeared in E.2 20 without a trace.

Famous Quotes

"A tired father is never a happy husband."

"A child who lies becomes an adult who sins."

"There is no purpose to cease learning. A man who ceases learning dies unhappy and unknowledgable."

"There is a reason the world is covered in forests. We were not meant to observe it from afar, we were meant to explore it from within!" (This particular quote is heavily used by Camleric groups who preach environmental conservation)

"Knowledge is like cake. One will always go back for seconds." (A variant of this quote replaces 'cake' with 'soup')

"Why lie when telling the truth can be just as powerful."

"The mouse who befriends the cat has a long life." (This quote is important to many in the trading and business fields)

"A monoglot lives in black and white. The biglot lives in reds and greens. Only the polyglot can experience the rainbow."

"Death is part of life. Life evolves from death. No cycle has an end."