DarkTurtle was a man who so wished a child, but could not bare children. One day, when the need for an heir so desperately caught hold, and squeezed the breath from his soul, he ravashed the plains in search of someone who could bring about the son he yearned for. He traveled far and wide to find only one person of such a feat, who lived in the mountains.

The Shaman asked of DarkTurtle many things: his flesh and blood, his hair, and something that he held most dear. With a fine steel dagger he cut his wrist and let the blood drip into a blue vial that he kept within his pouch. He cut a locket of hair from his head and from his beard, and placed it infront of the Shaman. DarkTurtle took a ring from his finger, one that shone with the beauty of the sea, and handed it to the Shaman.

"This blood of mine, is the blood of my family, the Mugatu, and is the blood of my brother, ZhashiRyu. This flesh is my burden; I give it to my son. This hair is an heirloom, passed down to my heir. This ring is the first I ever knew, and I give it to you as a piece of my soul." DarkTurtle, filled with anxiety, bowed to the Shaman.

The Shaman looked over the items, and boomed out, "This blood will bring him into the family of Mugatu. This flesh will curse him with your face. This hair will grow in his head, and will always be of yours. This ring will define him into nature, into the seas and the beauty of the world. If you are so determined still, I will continue." DarkTurtled nodded.

The Shaman spoke aloud, "From a darkened time, I bring an heir to the turtles. I create from flesh, blood, and hair this body, which will never change. With the ring, I bless him with your soul, which will forever be missing from your heart, being but a black abyss, that will never be filled."

zDarkTurtlez coughed as he opened his eyes for the first time, a full man, created by magic. He blinked and found himself in the Kingdom of Nexus, where the wind blows both with gentle caress and harsh reprimand. zDarkTurtlez looked upon the towns and saw them being ravashed by human kind, so he went into the wilderness, where nature glistened with beauty. There he found his home, there he would be forever free.