I've heard of the Early Cyrillic Alphabet. What letters are eliminated and what debuted. And I made a story. A long time ago, there are 44 letters of the Russian Alphabet. Some are different, some are the same. Many days letter, 5 letters got plastic surgery. Є became Э, Ѹ became У, Ꙑ became Ы, Ꙗ became Я, and Ѥ became Е. Many days later, 2 letters quit and decided to go to another country. Ѕ quit and moved to Macedonia. And І quit to go to other countries like Kazakhstan, Ukraine, etc. Then after many days, the sad part is here. The sad part is the loss of 11 letters Ѡ, Ѣ, Ѫ, Ѭ, Ѧ, Ѩ, Ѯ, Ѱ, Ѳ, Ѵ, and Ҁ. The 31 letters are so sad because these letters were one of their friends. Before they die, 10 put their sounds in each jar to save while in their hospital beds. The letter that didn't is Ҁ because he was so busy snuggling with his Toonnumber 90 plush while dying. After their sounds were put in the jar, 11 letters died and passed away. There was a sad funeral for the 11 letters. After the funeral, the 31 letters didn't know what to do since they lost their 11 friends. Then А (the king of the Alphabet) had an idea. He tells the 31 letters to take the 10 jars to the creator of the letters. After all 31 arrived. The creator welcomes them. After the creator understood from all the letters about 13 eliminated letters and 5 changed letters, he decided to keep the jars and make 2 new letters. The 2 new letters that are created are Ё and Й. Everyone is happy to have 2 new letters in the Russian Alphabet. Making a total of 33 letters in the Russian Alphabet that we still have today. After 31 letters left, Ъ and Ь stayed here because they told the creator that they're tired of their usual sounds and don't want them anymore. So the creator gathered their old sounds with his wand and put them in 2 jars. Now Ъ, and Ь are silent and happy because they're finally glad. As they headed out the door, the two made their two new names describing their two new jobs in words. (The rest of the 31 letters were re-named). Ъ was renamed from ѥръ (Yeru) to твёрдый знак (Tvordi Znak which means hard sign in Russian). And Ь was renamed from ѥрь (Yeri) to мягкий знак (Miyaki Znak which means soft sign in Russian). And that is the history of how the Russian Toonphabet went from 44 to 33. Now you might cry while looking at the graves of letters as you press the spacebar
