hul-koginz

Preferred to be pronounced archaically, 'huul-koginz,' was a hieroglyphed name found on the sides of many monolithic stone structures in the South Pacific originally written in a proto-sumerian language. Subsequently, it was transliterated by a young anthropologist attending graduate school in Boston who had explored these small islands. According to an elusive ancient legend told to him by the elders of an obscure island, called 'Omug-Zthuhn', "Hul-Koginz" was the name of a group of ancient priests who introduced unique idols and objects to the tribe that were fashioned from some kind of stone or material of unidentifiable origin. In his journals the young anthropologist explains, as told by the elders, that the priests claimed they had made contact with an immortal race of vastly advanced beings originating from far beyond this galaxy who had wandered the stars for aeons as nomads of the universe. A Hul-Koginz, a 'chosen-one' in the eyes of the interstellar nomads, was one said to be enlightened with the forbidden knowledge of these 'ancient ones' and performed rituals that caused the stones to emit other-worldly and wholly indescribable sounds. Some of the elders say secretively that these objects are still found often on the island, and that faint unearthly sounds can still be heard if one listens hard enough. As for the young Bostonian, he never returned to the University to present his findings and its he threw himself overboard on the boat back having been tormented by visions and sounds beyond human comprehension... all that is left of him are a few tattered pages from his journals complete with undecipherable heiroglyphics and what seems to be some kind of musical and ritualistic instruction or notation filled with notes and illustrations of strange monolithic objects. Regardless of the breadth story, all this is just speculation from the research of a few lonely and possibly insane anthropologists and antiquarians.˜µ˜µ˜µ˜µ˜µ˜µ˜µ˜µ˜µ˜µ˜µ˜ µËœÂµËœÂµËœ ?°?°?°?°?°?°?°?°?°?°?°?°?°?° ß?ß?ß?ß?ß?ß?ß?ß?ß?ß?ß?ß?ß?ß?ß? †¥†¥†¥†¥†¥†¥†¥†¥†¥†¥†¥†¥ †¥†¥†¥† ?--?--?--?--?--?--?--?--?--?--? ºª