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kilombu
The map you see above exists outside the known world.
Once an empty sanctuary of debatable origins, Kilombu is a tropical island that no foreign cartographer has ever charted. Its rich soil and clean waters remained untouched until refugees from scattered cultures arrived mysteriously, seeking escape from the noise of history. In that quiet refuge, they deliberately wove their lives and cultures together, forging a new human experience grounded in balance, unity, enlightenment, and rebirth.
The story of Kilombu is now told from afar as it grows into its 2nd century.
Kilombu is represented by these 7 regions listed below. Click on the icons to learn more.
Pasom:
The language of Kilombu
The Pasom language is a creole language originally derived from the mixing of the Guarani, Wolof, and Thai languages.
It is a phonetic language additionally comprised of loan words from Nepali, Maori, Yoruba, Naxi, Burmese, Portuguese, Swahili, Khmer, Amharic, Sango, and Malay among others. The Pasom language uses 3 writing systems.
There are 2 alphabets:
the Ipa (the foreign script; above left) and the Naro (the local script; above right)
The Naro alphabet evolved from characters across 36 global writing systems while the Ipa was derived from the international phonetic alphabet.
The pronunciation chart for Pasom is listed below.
Pasom also uses a mixed pictograph system derived from a variety of global cultures, as shown below.
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