Osan, after becoming the Pleban for the second time, unbeknownst to the populace, gradually and skillfully put various subtle plans into motion, that enabled the Mosins to gain complete control over the country. An elaborate plan was put into motion to gradually take away various freedoms that the Prosonians had, and were taking for granted. Osan even manipulated the government structure to where he was their permanent Pleban.
As free Prosonians, they had many legal rights. For example, they could own Gars, which they could use for protection or for sport or for harvesting various animals that roamed the land, and then could be used as a source of food.
Osan put his plan into action. Blame Gars for many incidents that happened, even stage events where Gars were involved. His theory, if the populace hears, often enough, that Gars are responsible for all of the incidents, then they can regulate them and eventually take all of the Gars away from the Prosonians. Osan felt that armed Prosonians were a threat to his overall plan.
Taking the Gars was just one part of the diabolical plan. Disillusionment was important to his plan. That and complacency, Osan knew that if he told the Prosonians that all was well, they would become complacent. He called it his "veil of complacency."
Before they realized what had happened, Osan and the Mosins had taken over the country, and were exerting their will and the teachings of Musan on the people
The Prosonian way of life was no more. They realized, too late, that they had lost their country, it had been taken away from them, one freedom at a time. Their only recourse was to find a new land, and this could only occur if they became perceptions.
To this day, they are among us, there are many, not physical images, but perceptions, they are how you perceive them. They have no country, they lost it, to a diabolical plan, carried out by Osan, who became their Pleban, and through careful, subtle, misconceptions, innuendo and deceit, was able to take over their country. The Prosonian way of life, was, no more. Osan rules.
