Makan Alshifa Mukhfi

Final resting place of Mukhfi Yalmut's research, a large complex that bears marks from Mukhfi's projects and supposedly holds a secret meant only for the Yaun Ti, some believe it's a way to cure them of the affliction.
== History ==
Built as a safe haven in 2442 PHE for healers within the brutal desert. It was taken under the constructive vision of Mukhfi Yalmut in 20 HE, who believed that this palace in the desert where one could be healed would prove the Yaun-Ti's usefulness. HIs vision was a unity with the tribes among the sands. 
A missive from Al'maealij Ashmun Solkash was sent to the temple proper, during the spring of 31 HE, but the brutal murder of Ashmun ceased all external travel from the capital.
When the new leader was selected, they sent a group of high ranking officials to Mukhfi, the reports were telling. The group returned with Mukhfi Yalmut and he was raving. His exact words:
"I found perfection, I will make us better than them”
The high court of Solkash had him entombed, inside of Mukhfi in the Spring of 34 HE.
They did keep his research at Makan Alshifa Mukhfi, and the knowledge of him was mostly forgotten by those who went into The Great Silence in 35 HE.
His tomb was re-opened only once by Ashmun Otleh, scribe from Kaune Lona; in 112 HE, who reported back that something was living there, though there was no obvious point of entry. The temple was considered lost again, and the research locked far away. The only person who had access to the research was the "rightful" leader of the Yaun-Ti, a title that was transferred over to Zaeim Malik Solkash in 401 HE.
In 2060 HE, Zaeim Asutali Solkas, sent a troupe of researchers and mercenaries to find some of the remaining documents within Mukhfi. 
secrets, Only Read if Sent Here by Zaeim Asutali Solkas:
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Built as a safe haven in 2442 PHE for healers within the brutal desert. It was taken under the constructive vision of Mukhfi Yalmut in 20 HE, who believed that this palace in the desert where one could be healed would prove the Yaun-Ti's usefulness. HIs vision was a unity with the tribes among the sands. When he offered his plan to the current leadership of the water elves, earth elves, loxodon, lizardfolk, and even the few humans who would listen. 
After a long debate about with them, the final decision fell that monsters like the Yaun-Ti could not be trusted, and his pleas for unity were met with a hard and firm no. As the Yaun-Ti continued to be pushed from their temples and into the nearby regions, the people began to notice that anyone who found themselves in the area around Mukhfi went missing, or would talk about strange sounds on the wind. A missive from Al'maealij Ashmun Solkash was sent to the temple proper, but never was seen or heard from again. A full investigation of the temple was to be launched during the spring of 31 HE, but the brutal murder of Ashmun ceased all external travel from the capital.
When the new leader was selected, they sent a group of high ranking officials to see what was happening at Mukhfi, the reports were telling. The group returned with Mukhfi Yalmut in chains and he was raving about a cure. His exact words:"I found perfection, I will make us better then them, I will show them the true monsters."The high court of Solkash condemned him for excessive experiments and in-yaun-tain trails on the people who came through. He was entombed, while alive, inside of Mukhfi as punishment along with having his name stricken from the records in the Spring of 34 HE.
They did keep some of his research, though removing any instances of experiments done by him at Makan Alshifa Mukhfi, and the knowledge of him was mostly forgotten by those who went into The Great Silence in 35 HE.
His tomb was re-opened only once by Ashmun Otleh, scribe from Kaune Lona; in 112 HE, who reported back that something was living there, though there was no obvious point of entry. When another round of scholars went to attempt to find it again, they never returned. The temple was considered lost again, and the research from Ashmun Otleh locked far away. The only person who had access to the research was the "rightful" leader of the Yaun-Ti, a title that was transferred over to Zaeim Malik Solkash in 401 HE.
The knowledge of what really happened inside the temple was considered a secret of the ruling class. Each leader who took power would learn of the fall of Mukhfi, and they would pledge to the high council that Laenat Alshifa' would be the last and final curse set upon the people. There was a slip about what really happened once in 1873 HE, and a new hunt for the temple began. Muahad Sisava Solkask's hand was forced and the search was ended early, though word of a "cure" was circulated through the lower ranks. 
In 2060 HE, Zaeim Asutali Solkas, sent a troupe of researchers and mercenaries to find some of the remaining documents within Mukhfi.'''
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