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Dollano 28 (two hours later), SP~4,909 The City of Yemnash It was less than two hours ago that I fell asleep, but it will (it must) be enough for now. It is time to recount the remainder of yesterday’s events and finish with where we find ourselves at this moment, provided I am given the […]
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Mammarrell Mean Distance from Oma: 2,739 WA Orbital Period around Oma: 391 Mean Diameter: 28,105 miles Length of day: 94 hours Gravity: 7.8 Ethems Description: Mammarrell is known as the Fekxtah with a Thousand Fingers. This, of course, is poetic license taken by the Elzheni Astronomers to describe the myriad number of magnetic and electrical […]
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Dollano 28, SP~4,909 Death from the Walls Yesterday we ran. Donnessling had woken early in the morning or, at least, what we believed to be the morning outside of this hole inside the mountain. He was weak, but his wound seemed to be mostly healed and he could walk, though slowly. That was when we […]
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Yunah Mean Distance from Oma: 1,840 WA Orbital Period around Oma: 336 years, elliptical, 90 degrees to plane Mean Diameter: 7,200 miles Length of day: 63 hours Gravity: 0.9 Ethems Description: Yunah’s life ran out many ages ago, and is now no more than a sad remnant of a dead Fekxtah, a lifeless body of rock […]
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Dollano 26, SP~4,909 Allsassring Departs It has been three days, and little has happened. We wait in this immense, and very strange, cave, biding our time and hoping that the creature outside will lose patience and go away. Sheshoffiss keeps checking. He is able to tell whether or not the creature is there by checking […]
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Chapter 2: Welcome to Tarnath Hallsassring made progress as the sun rose. She was slowly descending into a wide valley spanning the forest to the west and another set of mountains far to the east. Occasional rises broke the broad lands. To the north the lands smoothed into a plain that extended to the horizon; […]
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