Ðusk villiage, villiage of the desert Tantari.

A villiage inhabited only by shiekah trab builders, this villiage was once prosperous in the fact that it made money through orders by the king of hyrule, it supplied traps for the tombs of kings. Eventually, its traps were no longer in demand, and its economy collapsed. For many years it was like this. Until its end, when the demon ψ Ω ω Came upon this villiage, ѓ Д дя ЋфХ it came upon them like a plague, crushing houses under its claws. The battle against it took many days, but it eventuallt fell. The villiage was completely destroyed, wit hfew survivors. (the rest was untranslatably, as it was too old and smudged.)

History of the Sheikah

Five thousand years before the Hylians pulled together to form a nation out of scattered farming villages and nomadic tribes, the Sheikahs had their own civilization started and going strong. Judging from the Shadow Temple, their culture was heavily influenced by violence, torture, and sacrifice, presumably human sacrifice. During this time, their emblem was just a stylized eye, and it would have been the most horrible thing to come home to, as it was a guarantee that whoever was in the house had been kidnapped for sacrifice (after all, the Sheikahs aren’t going to sacrifice themselves). Of course, reigns of terror can’t last forever, and around a thousand years after the Hylians banded together as a nation, the Sheikah began thinking that they needed to end the butchery. However, things are rarely that simple and easy; civil war broke out among the Sheikah, with the victors being those who attached themselves to the Hyrulean Royal Family as protectors. Those who wished to cling to the old ways were forced into hiding in a dark realm known as the Underworld (alternatively, one could say that they were the Dark Interlopers from whom the Twili are descended). Ever since then, the teardrop has been added to the Sheikah Eye to symbolize their remorse, and the Shadow Temple locked and made inaccessible. The Sheikah began to die out when they took heavy casualties in the Hyrulean Civil War, or perhaps in Ganondorf’s undoubtedly brutal takeover of Hyrule.