The tribal HIGGS

The River Between Two Worlds Far away from maps, trade routes, and civilization, there existed a small island surrounded by endless ocean. No ships came. No outsiders visited. The island belonged to two tribes — divided not just by land, but by belief. A river ran through the center of the island. It was more than water. It was a boundary. On the eastern side lived the Onge tribe. On the western forests lived the Jangil tribe. Both tribes believed they were chosen. Both believed their way was superior. And for generations, tension quietly burned between them.