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According to one story, the Oceans were created when the [[Unkalaki]] people sought to find a place to live where they wouldn't be hunted down. The ''tana'kai'', the leader of the Unkalaki, asked the gods of the sea and of the forests to hide them, but they could not help as they, too, were being attacked by men. When the ''tana'kai'' asked the same of the gods of the mountains, they told him that helping his people was impossible for them, as their slopes were uninhabitable, but if the Unkalaki could find a way to make them livable, the gods would agree. And so, the Unkalaki begged the gods of the sea for water to drink, the gods of the forest for the fruit to eat, and the gods of the mountains for the heat of their heart, thus creating the Oceans.{{book ref|sa2|46}}
 
In the modern day, swimming in the Oceans is death to any non-Unkalaki. This is partly becacusebecause any foreigners are executed for making an attempt, but there are also other, more mysterious reasons. On the other hand, the Unkalaki are free to swim in the Oceans. Doing so may sometimes allow them to see the "place of gods" and commune with its inhabitants.{{book ref|sa2|46}} This most likely refers to the Oceans' nature as a [[Perpendicularity]].
 
According to the Unkalaki, gods sometimes visit them through the Oceans. Amongs those is Lunu'anaki, the god of travel, who cannot hurt humans and has white hair and an angular face, making it possible that this is [[Hoid]].{{book ref|sa2|46}} He is, however, far from the only visitor: all [[worldhopper]]s are treated like gods by the people of the Peaks.{{wob ref|9501}}
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