โ Scribed by Pemulwuy Weeatunga
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
My Clan's name and its mysteries, have been kept out of public knowledge and history in my homeland of Australia. It's the way The Clan work. To achieve their goals, secrecy is a prerequisite to safeguard the work and people. I, am what some in the Clan call the favoured, because I now have the power - via the written word, to ensure that our efforts are remembered: and not just by the Clan, or those few they have made themselves known to. For the first time in our extensive, oral history, we have a means to reveal the long and intriguing history of our covert Clan to other Australians; to the many new people's who now call this majestic land home โ and to the modern world at large. If you were born in Australia, you may have even heard such stories told around campfires and family meals: about the Australian Aboriginal magic man โ or Kadaicha, as our Clan were named by our people many years ago. We call ourselves: The Fethafoot.
It was passed down, that the...
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