Tones? In MY Indo-European language?

In this video, Zzineohp discusses Pitch Accent, a fascinating feature of Proto-Indo-European (and many other languages), and how tonogenesis can be achieved, in a sick, epic, and frankly, sick way. Along the way, he discusses some of PIE's wacky inflection patterns, the loanwords that occur in Chinese-adjacent languages, and the limited vocabulary present in Proto-Indo-European. Not gonna lie, Zzineohp is pretty daddy. Okay! Your move, Chris.

The Virhomenian Codex is available Here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...

And some helpful Hanzi (as well as the Prosian phonology) are Here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/10...

0:00 Introduction
0:14 Tonogenesis
0:39 Features of Stress
1:00 Stress-Timed Languages
1:23 Reduction
1:43 Pitch Accent
2:01 Tone-sian
2:52 Precedents
3:22 The Virhomenian Languages
5:03 Determiners (the)
5:28 River
5:53 Downwards
6:43 Mountain
7:17 Flows
8:07 Towards
8:42 Me
9:38 Genitive Particle
10:04 Little
11:05 House