Renato, the skunk, was one of the sages of the Sage Age, which happened around 2000 years ago. According to written testimonials of that age, he was in charge of the old ecletic village, which was destroyed in the occasion of a conflict between the eclectic village and the birds' village, owned by another sage named Avicena. There's abundance of written testimonials, such as documents preserved by chronists of that time, which assure that Renato died in combat against Avicena, which changed the place's geography and meteorology forever. Renato, an earth sage, had such domain over the ground and plants that he could cause earthquakes, while Avicena could turn the day into night with his affinity with the light element. The was was só devasting that destroyed both sides, which survivors being admitted in other villages and in the growing cities, integrating the emergent people. The place where the war happened is currently a huge dark hole in the ground, with the walls covered by trees that seem to grow without aid of sunlight. If the written testimonials are correct, they serve to show what kind of power a sage used to have and they also spark questions about why the current affinities can't go that far. This is all information we have about Renato, one of the most respected sages of his time and maybe the most powerful.
- HOBBES, A. S. History of Fenária. Ília: University of Ília, 1997. Book II, chapter 4: people of interest.