Horizon Song

K'hangha, bound to the fulfilment of his father's horizon song, is brought face to face with the crushing past of his stalwart people. This is the second fantasy story I've done for the podcast, in the same setting. This takes place roughly a month before the events of First Hunt, though the stories are not directly related. All of the phenomenal music and a good chunk of the ambience was done by Ares: https://iamares.bandcamp.com https://iamares.bandcamp.com/album/tribal-hunt-tribal-battle-music-album https://iamares.bandcamp.com/album/full-nord-battle-music-album-5-songs https://iamares.bandcamp.com/album/nord-battle-music-vol-2-elder-scrolls-inspired-war-music

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