Chants of Crom-Ya

Possibly a book or text of some kind, which disembodied voices mentioned to Georg Reuter Fischer [FL Terror2]. Since Crom-Ya's mind was once a prisoner of the Great Race, his chants might be influenced by the time he spent with them. As he was originally a Cimmerian of 15,000 B.C., it is conceivable that he was not literate. Even so, he may have learned to write during his time with the Great Race, or he may have dictated his chants to a scribe during that period.

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