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<poem> Shortly after the disaster, [[Daeronn Cegrips]] requests as well as homins’ curiosity And brought them back to the [[Nexus]]. The old outpost's ruins had collapsed into the bark. The higher powers moved their teleporters to a more central position, at the former location of Hammer Hills Trade Post and Wastegate Border Post - Watchcomb Workshop - Umbragate Farm which had now room enough to host camps for the scientists. | <poem> Shortly after the disaster, [[Daeronn Cegrips]] requests as well as homins’ curiosity And brought them back to the [[Nexus]]. The old outpost's ruins had collapsed into the bark. The higher powers moved their teleporters to a more central position, at the former location of Hammer Hills Trade Post and Wastegate Border Post - Watchcomb Workshop - Umbragate Farm which had now room enough to host camps for the scientists. | ||
The first scientists to settle there where the zoraï cartographers. They brought with them a set of landmarks that could deliver measures of the bark motion. With the help of many homins coming from all horizons, they could draw a new map of the island. | The first scientists to settle there where the zoraï cartographers. They brought with them a set of landmarks that could deliver measures of the bark motion. With the help of many homins coming from all horizons, they could draw a new map of the island. | ||
| − | Haido Xuan, the Dynastic Gardener, and [[The FISHES society|the FISHES society]]<ref group="Note">[[The seasons of Season]]</ref> warned Ma'Kwaï Mabreka about the possibility of major tremors to happen again, | + | Haido Xuan, the Dynastic Gardener, and [[The FISHES society|the FISHES society]]<ref group="Note">[[The seasons of Season]]</ref> warned Ma'Kwaï Mabreka about the possibility of major <q>tremors to happen again, especially in the northern Nexus, which until now has been pretty well preserved</q>. Mabreka and the Assembly of the Circles found that the grave and the stele of Sage Season, had to be moved to preserve it from the threat. After an in depth search, and [[The seasons of Season/Chronicle|the advice of Pyphollo Zeps]], a prospector, The stele was moved on top of <q>a mound surrounded by berries, dandelions, pearls and mosses</q>, the so called “all the seasons of Season”<ref group="Note">the place at the crossroads of all the terrains</ref> |
New sources of supreme quality appeared again in the following cycles, mostly near collapsed areas in which particularly strong and aggressive groups of Gibbaï seemed to have a special interest. Tryker scientists settled then in the camps. Trykers therefore launched a collection of these materials while fyros ones focused on those Gibbaï and their special jewells, and helped to make the interesting zones safer. Weirdly, for unknown reasons the Matis kingdom had kept away from these researches for a long while, they finally arrived in the camps, in late [[2611]], in charge of gathering an extensive collection of the newly discovered materials. | New sources of supreme quality appeared again in the following cycles, mostly near collapsed areas in which particularly strong and aggressive groups of Gibbaï seemed to have a special interest. Tryker scientists settled then in the camps. Trykers therefore launched a collection of these materials while fyros ones focused on those Gibbaï and their special jewells, and helped to make the interesting zones safer. Weirdly, for unknown reasons the Matis kingdom had kept away from these researches for a long while, they finally arrived in the camps, in late [[2611]], in charge of gathering an extensive collection of the newly discovered materials. | ||
It soon became difficult to move around in the Nexus scientists' Kami camp crowded with crates and jars full of raw materials and necklaces. At the beginning of [[2612]], [[Daeronn Cegrips]] and Freccio Tinagno organised a transport to move most of the collection to Pyr and Zora<ref group="Note">[[Shadows in the dark]]</ref>. The first caravan, led by O'Keerrell Rinie, left the camp and headed to the desert through the [[Lands of Umbra]]. While it was quietly walking in the Elusive Forest, it was attacked by a large league of marauder Clans who managed to capture the mektoub caravan though an heroic defense of the warriors escort. Even the rangers who came to protect from the hostile fauna were slaughtered without mercy. | It soon became difficult to move around in the Nexus scientists' Kami camp crowded with crates and jars full of raw materials and necklaces. At the beginning of [[2612]], [[Daeronn Cegrips]] and Freccio Tinagno organised a transport to move most of the collection to Pyr and Zora<ref group="Note">[[Shadows in the dark]]</ref>. The first caravan, led by O'Keerrell Rinie, left the camp and headed to the desert through the [[Lands of Umbra]]. While it was quietly walking in the Elusive Forest, it was attacked by a large league of marauder Clans who managed to capture the mektoub caravan though an heroic defense of the warriors escort. Even the rangers who came to protect from the hostile fauna were slaughtered without mercy. | ||
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- Chapter II - A Time for Research
“Shortly after the disaster, Daeronn Cegrips requests as well as homins’ curiosity And brought them back to the Nexus. The old outpost's ruins had collapsed into the bark. The higher powers moved their teleporters to a more central position, at the former location of Hammer Hills Trade Post and Wastegate Border Post - Watchcomb Workshop - Umbragate Farm which had now room enough to host camps for the scientists.
The first scientists to settle there where the zoraï cartographers. They brought with them a set of landmarks that could deliver measures of the bark motion. With the help of many homins coming from all horizons, they could draw a new map of the island.
Haido Xuan, the Dynastic Gardener, and the FISHES society[Note 2] warned Ma'Kwaï Mabreka about the possibility of majortremors to happen again, especially in the northern Nexus, which until now has been pretty well preserved. Mabreka and the Assembly of the Circles found that the grave and the stele of Sage Season, had to be moved to preserve it from the threat. After an in depth search, and the advice of Pyphollo Zeps, a prospector, The stele was moved on top ofa mound surrounded by berries, dandelions, pearls and mosses, the so called “all the seasons of Season”[Note 3]
New sources of supreme quality appeared again in the following cycles, mostly near collapsed areas in which particularly strong and aggressive groups of Gibbaï seemed to have a special interest. Tryker scientists settled then in the camps. Trykers therefore launched a collection of these materials while fyros ones focused on those Gibbaï and their special jewells, and helped to make the interesting zones safer. Weirdly, for unknown reasons the Matis kingdom had kept away from these researches for a long while, they finally arrived in the camps, in late 2611, in charge of gathering an extensive collection of the newly discovered materials.
It soon became difficult to move around in the Nexus scientists' Kami camp crowded with crates and jars full of raw materials and necklaces. At the beginning of 2612, Daeronn Cegrips and Freccio Tinagno organised a transport to move most of the collection to Pyr and Zora[Note 4]. The first caravan, led by O'Keerrell Rinie, left the camp and headed to the desert through the Lands of Umbra. While it was quietly walking in the Elusive Forest, it was attacked by a large league of marauder Clans who managed to capture the mektoub caravan though an heroic defense of the warriors escort. Even the rangers who came to protect from the hostile fauna were slaughtered without mercy.
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[...]Excerpt from "Memoirs of a seasoned ranger", by Do'ro Thee [Note 5]
- ↑ https://app.ryzom.com/app_forum/index.php?page=topic/view/30682/1&post200907=en#1
- ↑ The seasons of Season
- ↑ the place at the crossroads of all the terrains
- ↑ Shadows in the dark
- ↑ Note[OOC] by Do'ro Th'ee: Even if I contributed a little to this chronicle, I am not the exclusive author, nor the translator. The credit goes mainly to the Event Team and the Translation Team. Thanks them for the honor.
