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Dollano 35, SP~4,909 Leaving Berimandry Before sunrise we had left. Donnessling thought it was best to leave without saying goodbye, as he put it. I can understand why. Olladdawa had stolen the white stone, the Eye of Dey, and now he kept it by holding Sheshoffiss’ life as ransom. Donnessling called him a thief. I […]
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Chayffen, the Planet that was a City Mean Distance from Oma: 16,200 WA Orbital Period around Oma: 531 years Mean Diameter: 102,400 miles Length of day: N/A hours Gravity: 4.2 Ethems Description: Chayffen is the fourth, and outermost, of Oma’s Very Far Fekxtah. Chayffen is the name that is given to this Fekxtah planet, and […]
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Chapter 6: A Walk to the Park To her surprise, Hallsassring discovered Shwolan to be good company. He knew Tarnath well and its inhabitants even better, and he was happy to talk about it all in great detail. Hallsassring appreciated the avalanche of information. The more she knew, the better were her chances of saving […]
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Dollano 34, SP~4,909 The Price It’s been two days now since Sheshoffiss’ healing; a successful healing, I would add. Sheshoffiss is still tired, as would be expected, but we think he’ll be able to travel soon, so that we can at last leave Berimandry. Donnessling’s plan is to make our way to Partameer City where […]
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Melladdin, the White Pearl Mean Distance from Oma: 9,004 WA Orbital Period around Oma: 429 years Mean Diameter: 31,320 miles Length of day: 17 hours Gravity: 8.8 Ethems Description: Melladdin is the third of Oma’s Very Far Fekxtah. It is a world entirely shrouded by white and pink clouds. If you were to view this planet […]
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Dollano 32, SP~4,909 The Ritual The healing ceremony took place in a large room at the back end of the house. The building was a very old structure on an older street. Stains marked the floor and walls where the spilled brews of other ceremonies, over many years, left a part of their story. I […]
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