pauma

In the world of Gauka, There is greenery and nature everywhere you see, flourished with fauna and vegetation, with wild life and vastly different environments. The nomadic tribes (Tlhalshoki) are native to Gauka, and have been since around 500 AC - 600 AC when they crossed the Saqwa River, a giant river that splits two large land masses, the north being Gauka, and the south being Woru (woh-roo). all of the tribes (despite having slightly different cultures whilst at the same time sharing the same cultural & language/language family) are all united under one near extinct language, Pauma, which keeps them united together. The environments the tribes inhabit span from dry open fields to claustrophobic rainforests and even mountainous terrains. Relatively, about 1500-2000 natives of Tlhalshoki still speak Pauma, the younger generations eventually learn the language too but it takes longer than modernized schooling in urban areas. The Nomadic Tribes have adopted the Latin Alphabet.