Civilization soon rose in Egypt and Caanan, Egyptian city states formed on the Lower Nile, and traded with barbarian hunters on the Upper Nile. The hunters of Egypt formed one city, though, the city of Roa'Ul, this name came from the dual gods of Upper Egypt; Roa was the hawk of day, and Ul was the owl of night. Roa'Ul rose to power through trade, marriage, and treaty, causing a unified Egypt. The complicated system of royal houses, however, made civil war inevitable, and many of the ties between cities were severed. Somehow a republic was formed from this chaos, and the answer was provided in stone pictographs engraved on the palace of Roa'Ul
One tribe of hunters was rumored to be made of the fastest runners in the world, and when the king of Roa'Ul heard this, an idea formed in his mind. He sent for this tribe and gave them a solemn duty, to spread ideas and knowledge through the warring states of Egypt, with the hope to one day create peace. Eventually many of the states decided to form a union, but they did not want it to be ruled by any one king. They decided that there would be a council of lords, each ruling a city, who would vote on the king of Egypt. The chief of the messenger tribe was chosen to be the first king, and he had a single goal, to spread knowledge and gain it. He christened his kingdom Kuzai'Ro, the rising sun.