Jorahn the Discening

Jorahn presided over a case of theft within a small farming community, where a dispute arose over the ownership of a prized livestock. The accused, a young farmer named Tarek, was accused of stealing a valuable breeding bull from his neighbor's herd. Despite Tarek's vehement denials, the evidence against him was circumstantial, prompting Jorahn to invoke the Trial of Truth and use the Kryxite to determine the veracity of his claims.   It was then that the Justicar decided to present the court with a large Kryxite  crystal. This was a type of gemstone that would photoeverance slightly when someone breaths on it. He presented it to the court and told the accused to speak the truth into the crystal. He told them that the fluctuations of the crystals would divine the truth to him. In reality, Jorahn observed the mannerisms of the peopel doing this strange act. People who were lying were more awkward as they would have to think about what they were doing, along with what their story was. By observing the mannerisms and the speakign rate of the person, they revealed themselves.   THe Key Concepts are that truth is simple, and a lie is always more dififcult to do along side another task.

It is questionable if there was a historical Jorhan. Little Record of the era have survived, and literacy was scarces. Earlest written records was nearly 500 years after the supposed events and already written in a mythical manner. It is Possible this is a tale explaing the origin of the strange Kryxite stone in the first place.   In the Middle ages, a great Jhatee Playwrite named Kalvix made the definiative version of the tale, again by comparing them to local legends and oral traditions. This version is often preformed by Local Jhatee live plays as well as several dramatic vids.

This is a fairly common myth among the Jhatee. Great judges and Law professionals compare themselves to Jorahn.

It was codified and dramatized by the playwrite Kalvix. It is well known in historic academia that there are many variance between this codifed tale and the historical account. It has also mutated with every play and dramtic retelling. Siminal movies serve as a unique snapshot of the evolutiuon of the story throughout the technological ages, as well as cultural differences between the Nations States that deveolped.

This story is a general historical tale that is introduced to childern, with more and more refined and dense versions being told as they age. It is not uncommon for a section of upper education be devoted to reading the original Kalvix text. Many movies have been made with various styles throughout the technological ages, and through many plays before that.