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The Halon, after heating stones in extreme heat for many years, have begun to notice many parts of stones will drip off and make little pools of shiny browns or white.
Quickly the Halon began to experiment with these hard, malleable materials- metals.
The halon now often carry around copper, tin, and bronze multi-tools- one end a knife or spear, the other a hooked hammer/hoe object.
As this happens, slowly Halon in tribes which identify less with the species as a whole and more with large tribes or groups of tribes begin to outcompete those which don't.
Factions of Halon begin to declare war on each other, and claim agricultural land and the inhabitants. Many Halon wear identifying and protecting clothing.
Halon spend less time in the trees at night, to be closer to fires, crops, and animals. They build huts made from downed trees, stones, and mud. The end product is often like longhouses, filled in with dried mud and stones embedded within.
Deinnr'att hides will often be laid over long rows of embers after a fire. The end result is dry, thinnish, cracked large flakes of hide varying in size from a fist to a grown halon. These can be chewed on for compact, long keeping nutrition, or can be worked into clothing or decoration.
This method of tanning is extremely primitive.
The Halon, with great nutrition are on average 1.5x taller then they were a short time ago.