Once upon a time machine, Hxa Tmocrh (pronounced in English "hux-AH tum-O-ker"), who lived in Coculaght after the country of Ḱĺk̀ took over, traveled in a time machine to a random day. Unfortunately, that day was February 14, the day dedicated to that L word.
The year was Cocor (years have names in Coculaght), the year after Uiaoel when Uiaoe put chocolate in Lake Chocolake. This was before Ḱĺk̀ took over Coculaght and Hxa became in charge.
She was where her house was, where the Tmocrh River flows into Lake Tmocrh - only there was no water. Instead, there was chocolate.
You may have read a story about Uiaoe putting chocolate into Lake Chocolake. The chocolate formed clouds and rained and formed rivers and streams, but they ended up being filled with water from Lake Wihowi. Hxa did not believe this story. However, she was beginning to wonder if she was wrong.
Hxa hated that 4-letter word that starts with L. She heard that word so much that she made a sign that said, "Don't say that you love me!" Landing on Valentine's Day was the worst thing that could happen to her.
She decided to get out of there, so she went to a different random day. She was still at the same place, but now there was a sign with the story of Lake Chocolake and a map. There was slightly brownish water in the lake and river. The sign showed the lake as Lake Chocolake and the river as Tʃor. Now she knew the story was true.
Suddenly, there was an explosion and all the mice ran away. Mt. Sìůcṛlă (pronounced "SYOO ker LUH"), the mountain that was covered with vanilla ice cream exploded and raspberry jelly came out. Hxa ate what she could and tried not to be buried in jelly, and then she went back to the year Tmocrodo where she was in charge.
Pronunciations of names
Hxa | hux-AH /həks.ˈɑ/ |
Tmocrh | tum-O-ker /təm.ˈoʊ.kɹ̩/ |
Coculaght | CO-coo-lot /ˈkoʊ.ku.lɑt/ |
Ḱĺk̀ | CLUCK /ˈklək/ |
Cocor | CO-core /ˈkoʊ.koɹ/ |
Uiaoel | WEE-AH-oh-ELL /wi.ˈa.oʊ.ɛl/ |
Uiaoe | WEE-AH-oh-AY /wi.ˈa.oʊ.eɪ/ |
Chocolake | CHOCK-oh-LAKE /ˈtʃɑk.oʊ.leɪk/ |
Tʃor | CHORE /ˈtʃoɹ/ |
Sìůcṛlă | SYOO-ker-LUH /ˈsju.kɹ̩.lə/ |
Tmocrodo | tum-OH-ker-OH-doh /təm.oʊ.kɹ̩.ˈoʊ.doʊ/ |