The Twins (location) (Remnants)

Just beyond the Great Barrier, like silent watchers at the edge of the world, are two massive remnants, know as the Twins colloquially, or Fimra and Obara officially. A great, primordial forest stretches across the two remnants, linking them with thick vines which also hold a third, smaller remnant in their orbit. This third remnant is known as Ruk's Solitude. In ages past, when technology was in its infancy, only those that scaled the great vines could gain access to the roost of the Great Black Dragon. Such a monumental undertaking was this that only the most powerful and worthy ever reached it. Even later when access was freer, only those who had proven their worth were allowed there, and women were strictly forbidden.
Of the Twins, Fimra was the larger, and it was she that contained the system's caldera deep within her belly. So great was the strength of this one caldera that its reach stretched deep into the remnants of the Great Barrier, each of which was two small to support its own. The caldera was so deep within the remnant that its steam emerged in great plumes from cracks in the sides of the remnant, traveling throughout it like liquid through veins. The speed at which the air occasionally swept through these tunnels kept them free from most obstructions, and so when the wind howled and moaned through them, the gehennite pilgrims who visited attributed the sounds to the moans and groans of Great Fim himself, locked in the throes of childbirth at the center of the remnant. The volcanic nature of this remnant produced a far more bountiful ecosystem than its neighbors, although of course the gehennites attributed this to the life-giving nature of its namesake.
The third remnant known as Obara was riddled with the same tunnels as its sister, but lacked the caldera's power to clear them, and so water would collect within great chasms and cracks within the remnant, occasionally falling out in thin ribbons of blue from the sides and bottom. The deepest of these chasms were said to stretch far into the heart of the remnant, into the workshop of the Father himself. Young boys, their bodies slim and slippery as eels, would dare onlookers to toss coins into the chasms for them to dive after. When they were too slow, the coins were said to have been added to the great hoard of Father Oba.
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The Great Barrier remnants.
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