Zarofet

Some time after Kali-Kateht came into its own with the Sephthysians, the Brayamhans built a city of their own. As a tribe who got most of their resources from the sea, they spent more and more time on the shorelines during their tribal migrations, until eventually some of them decided to stay, and began building shelters that were made to be sturdy and lasting. The weather was warm and inviting year-round along Zimildran's southern coast, which further facilitated the tribe's ability to remain stationary throughout the seasons. It was thanks to their desire to live in a single place that they eventually learned the value of farming, of working the land, and that they established a connection with the Kotokai to the east. Eventually, the coastal city of Zarofet was established, named for the king and founder’s Sephthysian wife, and became a strong point of social and economic interaction between the Ukindans and the Kotokai.