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<poem>        Despite these considerable efforts the camps did not prevent the [[Second Swarm]], but perhaps limited its harmful effects. They were of course rebuilt by the nations after the return from the [[Second Exodus]] in [[2570]]. <ref>[[:Category:Chronicles “Go back the shadows”]]</ref> .
 
<poem>        Despite these considerable efforts the camps did not prevent the [[Second Swarm]], but perhaps limited its harmful effects. They were of course rebuilt by the nations after the return from the [[Second Exodus]] in [[2570]]. <ref>[[:Category:Chronicles “Go back the shadows”]]</ref> .
  
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     Their activity is still necessary today. It is thanks to them that invasions, especially from the [[Kitins of the Depths]] can be contained.
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     Their activity is still necessary today. It is, thanks to them, that invasions, especially from the [[Kitins of the Depths]], can be contained.
 
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History

Les Kitin threat observation camps were built in 2546, following an increase in kitin activity. We shall let the chronicler Erlan narrate:

“

    In autumn of the 1st AC in 2546, the leaders of the four peoples were each seeking to assemble their people. Thus it was that during that time, the town criers of the Desert Empire, of the Forest Kingdom, of the Federation of New Trykoth and of the Theocracy of the Witherings called for all homins to gather.

    Following the announcements, Patriots, Subjects, Citizens, Initiates and non-citizens of all races met their respective leaders at the same time*, converging on the Agora in Pyr, the Yrkanis Stage, Fairhaven's Frogmore Place and the Grand Place of Zora.

    Even though none of the announcers gave reason for the meetings, rumor ran rampant across the bark of Atys. The activities of the imperial, royal, federal and dynastic agents gave reason to believe that the leaders were, each on their own, working on comparable projects and would be calling for their peoples' help and good will in short time.

    And so were the similar plans revealed by the leaders. Hominkind seemed willing and able to strengthen its grasp and dominance on the lands chosen for the New Beginning.

    Even after two generations, the events and trauma of the Great Swarming was so deeply rooted in the minds of the peoples that, when the leaders announced their scouts reporting unusual Kitin activitiy in the New Lands, the homins reacted immediately.

    As this threat was found to be significant, the leaders began the construction of new encampments throughout the territories their peoples had settled more than sixty Jena Years ago to escape the Kitin. It wasn't beofre long that caravans of Mektoub packers, guided by Patriots, Subjects, Citizens and Initiates were making tracks in the New Lands to supplies for the construction of the military encampments being erected across the bark.

    Many hands were needed to aid in the construction of the encampments; people to harvest raw materials for defense and construction and people to transport the heavy packages to the construction sites. The representatives overseeing the work were quickly approached by homins eager to help with the construction of the camps.[...]

  Erlan, Chronicler; Spring, when tents blossomed, 2546, 2nd CA

        Despite these considerable efforts the camps did not prevent the Second Swarm, but perhaps limited its harmful effects. They were of course rebuilt by the nations after the return from the Second Exodus in 2570. [1] .

    Their activity is still necessary today. It is, thanks to them, that invasions, especially from the Kitins of the Depths, can be contained.

Activity

        The camp guards are on constant alert. In order to function, it is necessary to ensure their supply, and the camps depend on the goodwill of the homins.
    Materials, parcel deliveries... the nations generously reward the volunteers who take on this thankless and risky task.

Staff

    Each capital city provides an informing officer, who can be recognised not far from the entrance to the city by his title of “representative”. He informs the homins about the needs of the camps and directs them to the base camp in the region. He is also responsible for rewarding particularly deserving volunteers.
    The observation camps are all organised in the same way, depending on the intensity of the threat: The base camps are located in the least dangerous regions, close to the capitals. The base camps are located in the less dangerous regions, close to the capitals. The camps in the higher risk regions will be supplied by those responsible for supplying the camps:
− A frontier supplier who provides a parcel to be delivered from one camp to another to the various Overseers.
− A prospector who asks volunteers to collect materials to supply the camps and then deliver them.

  • Fyros Empire :
    • Representative Fyros, Pyr: Abytheus Abygrian (marché des bonnes affaires)
    • Frontier supplier, Base camp : Selix Lyseus
    • Prospector, Base camp : Meron Zessen
    • Overseers: Quercus Abygrian, Camp 1 ; Abytheus Tindix, Camp 2 ; Quercus Xalon, Camp 3 ; Caenus Ibiraan, Camp 4 ; Selix Boethus, Camp 5 ; Pyrus Mekops, Camp 6.
  • New Trykoth :
    • Representative Tryker, Fairhaven : Ba'Darins Baksan (porte principale).
    • Frontier supplier, Base camp : O'Duffy Garmer, .
    • Prospector, Base camp : Mac'Marell Keffan,
    • Overseers: Be'Wiley Artan, Contremaître, Camp 1 ; Ba' Dughan Aeddan, Camp 2 ; Ba'Dughan Cothan Camp 3 ; Ba' Dughan Naroy Camp 4 ; Mac'Arppy Machen Camp 5 ; Mac'Laury Lichan Camp 6.
  • Matia Kingdom :
    • Representative Matis, Yrkanis : Anibro Listi (étable)
    • Prospector, Base camp : Vara Videra .
    • Frontier supplier, Base camp : Viccia Zarini.
    • Overseers: Lini Vachio Camp 1 ; Miaro Aniani, Camp 2; Pecho Celli, Camp 3 ; Rosiera Chiado, Camp 4 ; Sichi Peli, Camp 5 et Trigo Trivaldo, Camp 6.
  • Zoraï theocracy:
    • Representative Zoraï, Zora : Ba-Ci Du (étable)
    • Frontier supplier, Base camp : Ja-Zung Geng.
    • Prospector, Base camp : Xo-Yuang Fuangi.
    • Contremaîtres: Ki-Ke Piang, Camp 1 ; Luoi Pei-Ziao, Camp 2 ; Qai-ci Du, Camp 3 ; Sai-Fuang Du, Camp 4 ; Sai-Fuang Sun, Camp 5 ; Si-Tin Ki, Camp 6.

Localisation

Sub-continent
Camp 0 		Camp 1 Camp 2 Camp 3 Camp 4 Camps 5 & 6
Aeden Aqueous
Liberty Lake 		Winds of Muse Resting Water Bounty Beaches Enchanted Isle Lagoons of Loria (×2)
 
Burning Desert
Imperial Dunes 		Oflovak's Oasis Frahar Towers Outlaw Canyon Savage Dunes Scorched Corridor (×2)
 
Witherings
Cities of Intuition 		Maiden Grove Haven of Purity Grove of Umbra Knot of Dementia Void (×2)
 
Verdant Heights
Majestic Garden 		Fleeting Garden Knoll of Dissent Hidden Source Heretic's Hovel Grove of Confusion (×2)
 



Overall Maps
Aeden Aqueous Burning Desert
Witherings Verdant Heights



Note

The Almati Wood also contains an observation camp to survey and control of the Kitiniere and the surrounding kitins. This camp has a different history. It is under the responsibility of the Rangers.

References


  1. ↑ Category:Chronicles “Go back the shadows”
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