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Acton's Knee
A weakness, usually one faked in order to get out of work. Named after Acton Lapt, the young fire-tamer whose knee may or may not have been cursed by a pookihst.
Alonadee
A planet in the cosmos. Created by the Elementals with the last of the available elemelemenems, and considered their utopia for many millennia. Consists of four original continents: Northland, Eastland, Southland, and Westland. Later home to the man-made continent of New Northland.
Alosida (Piramore, Hidden Light)
The light that escaped the bubble in the Beginning of Things.
Arnell Enja-Kint
A Pinopsida, formerly of Crossbill Highlands, now residing in Odonata Lake. Son of Audree and Gailen. Older brother to Keerin, Sylfor, Jenta, Aiva, and Nora. An esteemed fairy sculptor.
Audree Enja-Kint
A Pinopsida of Crossbill Highlands. Wife to Gailen. Mother to Arnell, Keerin, Sylfor, Jenta, Aiva, and Nora. A beast-healer with exceptional instinct and intuition.
Avan Verse
The dialect of Reyon created by the elemental Ayar, and the preferred dialect of the Bantum Folk and the ividons.
A weakness, usually one faked in order to get out of work. Named after Acton Lapt, the young fire-tamer whose knee may or may not have been cursed by a pookihst.
Alonadee
A planet in the cosmos. Created by the Elementals with the last of the available elemelemenems, and considered their utopia for many millennia. Consists of four original continents: Northland, Eastland, Southland, and Westland. Later home to the man-made continent of New Northland.
Alosida (Piramore, Hidden Light)
The light that escaped the bubble in the Beginning of Things.
Arnell Enja-Kint
A Pinopsida, formerly of Crossbill Highlands, now residing in Odonata Lake. Son of Audree and Gailen. Older brother to Keerin, Sylfor, Jenta, Aiva, and Nora. An esteemed fairy sculptor.
Audree Enja-Kint
A Pinopsida of Crossbill Highlands. Wife to Gailen. Mother to Arnell, Keerin, Sylfor, Jenta, Aiva, and Nora. A beast-healer with exceptional instinct and intuition.
Avan Verse
The dialect of Reyon created by the elemental Ayar, and the preferred dialect of the Bantum Folk and the ividons.
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