Ntild Wildmyt (/ntiːld mɨːt/ Elvish)
Wild Land
Purpose
Uriven Talle's collection of likely orignally oral tales about elven adventures in mythical Caanae. None have ever discovered his purpose, as he did not indicate it inside the collection. Theories suggest it was to put these tales to record, but Uriven has long since departed the mortal plane and never provided an answer.
Historical Details
Legacy
This work has been used as an example of early elven literature for generations of elves and half-elves. It is debated how much of it is fiction and how much is accurate historical information, but as a piece of art it has become priceless. Copies have been put into any number of forms, though the oldest copy in Umenor is kept in the Emperor's Vault in Runathelas Palace in clay medium. As a seminal work, nearly all educated elven peoples have heard or read these stories.
Term
The time depicted in these stories is hotly debated by academic circles, as Uriven Talle did not date the stories or indicate chronological order in any fashion. This has lead to the popular belief that they were originally oral tales that he compiled later.