Edge of Glee

The Edge of Glee is a very old Pulsekaw legend, originating from before the Soaring of Taylu. It essentially states that there is a paradise always reaching out from the edges and beyond one's sight. No matter how quick one's eye can turn to meet it, it will always dart out of view. Only a lucky few have ever caught even a minor glimpse of the Edge of Glee, though it surrounds everyone always. When one manages even the smallest glimpse of it, they are rewarded with an equally beyond-imagination infusion of bliss, knowledge, sights, and sounds. An ancient and legendary Pulsekaw poet once wrote about it:"What love could be greater than the Edge of Glee? What water more pure, what meadow more vast, what silence more golden than the Edge of Glee? Claws reach out and claws retract, an endless yearning to feel it. When claws return home'n carry great tales of frost, not even your dreams could reveal it! As the claw brings an eye, and the Glee senses fire, it once more rushes behind you!"
== Notes ==
* The author Footstep covered The Edge of Glee in her famous "Real or Fake" book series, where she determined it was fantasy. She did leave a small caveat however, saying it could have been a Pulsekaw's way of describing another plane.
*It was commonly equated to "a futile search for something", in Pulsekaw slang.
*The Lorekeeper spent a very minor amount of time trying to connect the Edge of Glee to the Soaring, but could not find any proper link between the two.
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