Yehlin Old Tribe Introduction
The "Wild Silver" is called Ivalino by the Tao people, referring to the vine species known as "Horse Saddle Vine." According to legend, the ancestors of Wild Silver were originally from Batan Island in the Philippines. They crossed the sea to Orchid Island, where one of them married a widow. After marriage, the widow abandoned her two children and returned to Batan Island with her husband, where she gave birth to two sons. Soon after, a famine struck the island, and out of necessity, the family had to migrate back to Orchid Island once again. They initially intended to seek refuge at the home of the wife's father but were driven away. The couple, along with their children, wandered without a home and eventually arrived at the southeastern coast, which was uninhabited at the time. There, they established what is now known as the Wild Silver Tribe in the wilderness.