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| − | + | At the south-eastern corner of [[The Blightwood]] is an island on an eel-infested marsh. At the island's northern end are a collection of standing stones carved with the sign of [[Introduction#Melora|Melora]]. The stones were first spotted by [[Brys]], [[Effi]], [[Tagariel]], [[Kallista]] and [[Xyrxina]] through the bare branches of a winter forest while traveling along the river. |
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| + | The island was later visited by [[Aila]], [[Birel]], [[Briar]], [[Krithra]] and [[Dramble]] on a return journey from [[Klippika]]. They found three large stone pillars, each ten feet high, supporting a large disc of stone. [[Aila]] recognised spirals on the pillars as symbols of [[Introduction#Melora|Melora]], goddess of nature and the wilderness. “That explains all the wildflowers” she remarked. Indeed, the whole area was surrounded by flowers. There was also a hut there, of human scale. |
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| − | It was visited by [[Aila]], [[Birel]], [[Briar]], [[Krithra]] and [[Dramble]] |
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| − | The monument consisted of three stone pillars, each ten feet high, supporting a large disc of stone. [[Aila]] recognised the spirals on the pillars as symbols of [[Introduction#Melora|Melora]], goddess of nature and the wilderness. “That explains all the wildflowers” she remarked. Indeed, the whole area was surrounded by flowers. There was also a hut there, of human scale. |
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== Nearby Locations == |
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Revision as of 17:37, 5 June 2020
At the south-eastern corner of The Blightwood is an island on an eel-infested marsh. At the island's northern end are a collection of standing stones carved with the sign of Melora. The stones were first spotted by Brys, Effi, Tagariel, Kallista and Xyrxina through the bare branches of a winter forest while traveling along the river.
The island was later visited by Aila, Birel, Briar, Krithra and Dramble on a return journey from Klippika. They found three large stone pillars, each ten feet high, supporting a large disc of stone. Aila recognised spirals on the pillars as symbols of Melora, goddess of nature and the wilderness. “That explains all the wildflowers” she remarked. Indeed, the whole area was surrounded by flowers. There was also a hut there, of human scale.
