As time passed, the population grew and the Tionontati needed to extend the land they occupied to be able to provide food and shelter to the growing population. By the late-1500s the Tionontati numbered around 5000, and though the primordial idea of their people never ceased to be passed down, subsequent generations came to feel cramped within the confines of the village. The new generations of Tionontati wanted to explore the land further, believing that the world around them was vast, the understanding for moderation began to wain leading to the extension of the tribe in more regions throughout Unskat.

As time passed, the population grew and the Tionontati needed to extend the land they occupied to be able to provide food and shelter to the growing population. By the late-1500s the Tionontati numbered around 5000, and though the primordial idea of their people never ceased to be passed down, subsequent generations came to feel cramped within the confines of the village. The new generations of Tionontati wanted to explore the land further, believing that the world around them was vast, the understanding for moderation began to wain leading to the extension of the tribe in more regions throughout Unskat.