Southern Kegà along the Hìt river has been growing in population in the last years. Migrants from northern rivers have come down south to the bigger river to be closer to the cultural heart of Kegà with the new temple complex at Khasapa granting people all time of spiritual aid at any time of day any day of the week. Reconnecting with our northern brethren has helped this as well, bringing new resources to the Atòrganì has allowed people a form of comfort. Some people would say it was a great time to be an Atòrganì, but others would disagree. With a larger population comes grief, fighting, and not enough land to farm. Eventually, enough migration to the river drove people out of the area and north. Eventually, new towns were established and travelers traveled up the rivers.