Song of Joining

The Song of Joining was a song sung by the Kalka'shar during a ritual meant for lovers to gain blessings from the Gods. Whether or not the song and full ritual is performed depends entirely on the couple -- usually those certai

n and secure in the integrity of their bond choose not to have the ceremony, whereas others believe it will grant them more favour in the Gods' eyes.

Song
Usually accompanied either by a simple a capella group or string and percussion instruments. Felri Rethaano'thal'ti to'sha'aan   Nofi'sh natala kir'ash'th'sh elrésh'th Shireth'aan'kthal faan aan Fuk falaan falat’ Hu nalré Sharnath'aan Kri'sh ré'aan'k'th altha alat'a Kri'sh ré'k'th alati ya'é Kri nalré mayri Nu'Elmiré huri al'ki Elmiré pat'uraan al'ki Mayra'sh elrésh'kthal'th elasi Elmireth felri''

Translation:
Gods alive in the fire-skies

She took her lover’s hand The dragons circled overhead As they began to dance Wind carry the song of stars Bring our souls together Let our hearts be intertwined And carry us forever Love breathes here Love sings here Fate’s hands guide Light resides The second and third verse are repeated simultaneously from hereon out, until a signal from the Gods is received. If the song is cut abruptly short or something bad happens, there is no blessing. If the couple continue with their relationship upon receiving no sign or a negative sign, it is believed to be doomed to end in tragedy.