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Wardragon

The Wardragons are revered creatures which burrow deep into the ground. They typically make their nests near layers of gemstones, and over time, each dragon’s skin becomes infused with the color of the precious stones around them. Incredibly, this mineral essence is more easily fought against for certain factions. For the Shadowarchs, Ruby is easier; for the Luminarchs, it is Citrine; and for the Guardians and Verdians, it is Sapphire and Emerald respectively.

They earned their names because these creatures leave their den is when a war is about to start. However, no one really understands how the dragons sense these events… Regardless of how, before the large-scale conflict begins, the dragon is typically already soaring above the battlefield. Residents have therefore referred to them as Wardragons.

**How to Challenge:**

To access the Wardragon, enter the “Guild Daemons” area (formally the “Blade Wraith” area). Here, you will be able to target one dragon for 2 days. These Dragon’s strength is immense. It will require the entire Guild to participate and collaborate to be successful. If your Guild defeats it, the dragon will spawn its phantom. If you can defeat the phantom as well, the same dragon type will level up the next time you challenge it.

Each Guild member will have three free challenges to defeat the dragon (and three purchasable challenges). The dragons will Enter and Escape in the following order: Citrine --> Ruby --> Sapphire --> Emerald -->  Citrine, etc. When you enter their cave to challenge, you will also be able to grasp a Wardragon Relic. These relics can be incredibly useful during Epic Showdown battles.
Veer

Veer was a Human man, likely born a few decades after the Formea Wyrm Crisis. He was a part of the coalition that formed around Saint Tristo during her ascension, and helped usher and enforce in the regulations that would eventually lead to the salvation of the Human race itself. He is widely fictionalized, and depicted as somewhat of a heroic sex-symbol protagonist throughout.

As a Pathfinder, he was one of the first to leave Hopeless, and inspired many others to do the same when it became clear the Formea Wyrms weren't going to stop spreading and contaminating every viable water source. Veer spoke glowingly of The Dourland and wanted to return one day, but it isn't clear if he ever did.
Healer of Pise

## Overview

The Healer of Pise was a Pulsekaw man who was born and active in the late Pulsekaw Era. As the name suggests, he was born in the small village of Pise, which eventually became the Pulsekaw capital of Numbiie.

The Healer was a uniquely rare case of a Pulsekaw having his Pulse widely known, and even sought by malicious and greedy forces without ever revealing its name (also known as a King Pulse). Many would seek this incredibly powerful and potentially plane-changing Pulse all the way until The Healer's sudden disappearance the year 4560 of the Pulsekaw Era.

## Pulse

The Pulse used by The Healer of Pise was a very unique one that no other Pulse has ever been able to replicate. The Healer would thoughtlessly lay his forehead upon something, and then within moments, the object would be changed favorably. In The Healer's own rare words, he described the Pulse:

> *"A fragment becoming whole. One becoming many. Whatever its most perfect, so shall it be."*
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Despite the Healer's boundless potential with this Pulse, he was often most happy wandering Soly in hopes of enriching individual lives with the Pulse, rather than using it in ways that might garner favor or power. Thus the moniker "Healer" was given, as he would often use it on the young, lonely, and sickly instead.

Despite the undeniable usefulness of the Pulse, he was never known to use it more than once on the same target.

## Notes

* The Lorekeeper had once theorized that The Healer of Pise found The Soaring, but with very little evidence to support this, the theory was never fully publicized nor pursued further.
* Among the many otherworldly and clandestine aspects of Catalya, there are occasionally ancient engravings mentioning The Healer of Pise etched in random locations. These become more frequent but less legible the deeper down one goes.
Mint

## Overview

Mint is a small plant that grows in clusters around Soly. It doesn't take very long to grow and is somewhat resistant to the elements, able to grow in any kind of environment and weather. They are light green, almost luminescent, and carry a very sharp scent which is able to sting the nose in a somewhat unpleasant way. This was especially unpleasant to the superior noses of the Pulsekaw, who largely didn't like mint. To they, late in the Pulsekaw Era, mint was viewed as something of a bad omen in superstition, only growing where misfortune dwelled.

It is something of an invasive plant species, able to grow in large quantities and is one step below common weeds in the eyes of most Kaw in the plane. It can be used for herbs, tonics, medicines, and even food however, so it is sometimes farmed and grown with such purpose.

## Notes

* Akkaz was a rare Pulsekaw who enjoyed the scent of mint, claiming that it made him feel comfortable without fully being able to explain why.
* The two imitation mint scents are not dissimilar to genuine mint plants, but there are noticeable differences.
	+ The mint drug circulated through the Minthunt Combine was developed for aromatherapy, as it typically allows one's mind to relax and wander peacefully.
	+ The imitation mint used for the Mint Gardens is very close to the genuine, wild plants, but is able to be differentiated by a sharp Pulsekaw nose (especially a Pulsekaw who has spent countless centuries locked within the Mint Garden to familiarize themselves with it).
Flora

Skills

**Lvl 2:** Deals **375%** damage *(Unlocks at Lvl.61)*
**Lvl 3:** Additionally, stuns the target for **2s** *(Unlocks at Lvl.141)*

**Lvl 2:** Petals bounce up to **5** times *(Unlocks at Lvl.81)*
**Lvl 3:** Additionally, damage taken by the target increases by **10%** for **10s**. This effect can have upt to **5** stacks. *(Unlocks at Lvl.161)*

**Lvl 2:** If no enemy is hit during this skill, the following auto-attack will trigger "Blooming Magic." *(Unlocks at Lvl.101)*
**Lvl 3:** Deals **200%** damage *(Unlocks at Lvl.181)*

**Lvl 2:** Auto-attack deals additional damage equal to **27.5%** of the target's lost Health *(Unlocks at Lvl.121)*
**Lvl 3:** Additionally, stuns the target for **1s** *(Unlocks at Lvl.201)*
**Lvl 4:** Auto-attack deals additional damage equal to **30%** of the target's Health *(Unlocks at Lvl.281)*
Giida

Getya (Mother)

Unnamed Father

Giida was a lowborn Foreckaw follower of Wisest in her Soaring Generation, and Gohst's older brother.

## Appearance and Personality

Like all adult Foreckaw, Giida had entirely green skin, and two antennae that sprouted from his forehead, attached to two purely purple eyes. He was tall, thickly built, and had a completely bald head. He had a small tuft of hair on his chin, and often carried a heavy club with him. He also wore a tight black headband, and the usual Foreckaw smallclothes.

Though not much is known about Giida, Gohst described him as a lowborn who would often get himself into trouble. Being a bold leader-to-be type, Giida would always see the more foolish and less foolish paths, but opt to take the one offering more resistance. This would often lead to a verbal lashing from Wisest.

Giida was a brash, loud, and violent Foreckaw, often harassing the Canickaw in the area and mercilessly attacking one who took one step too close. This behavior was commonplace among lowborn Foreckaw, and it caused great amusement among them. Giida was also quite strong, placing well in the frequent Aruahn competitions.

## Story

At some point before current events, Giida elected to defect from Gunhalmeir, following Wisest and his brother Gohst out of the city to form the Soaring Generation.

Being part of the group trapped by the Canickaw's vandalization of the Foreckaw's bridge, Giida was tasked with finding the Canickaw and retrieving the tools to repair it, so they could return to the Soaring Village. He was the first to discover their location, and boldly attacked them, smashing their hovels and possessions, and even the Canickaw themselves. When he noticed Wonder and Feyule approaching, he mistook them for foes. As Feyule was conflicted about taking the side of such a brute, she stammered in trying to inform Giida about her previous meeting with Gohst. This likely would have calmed Giida down enough to listen, but as he was focused on trying to understand Feyule's message, Maevrix fatally slashed Giida's neck from behind.

Before Giida died, he stared directly at Feyule, thus sending his surviving family members a Pulse Vision of the Pulsekaw's image, and her involvement in his death.

## Quotes

*"Giida smash homes, or smash Canickaw! Choose!"*
Formea Wyrms

## Overview

Formea Wyrms are microscopic, aquatic, and carnivorous Creations, born in Reality by the Eternal Soaring of Creation in year 1240 of the Human Era. They originate from the Magenti River in the Gryusch Wilds, and are responsible for the catastrophic Formea Wyrm Crisis. Due to this event, the Formea Wyrms were classified as an SS level Terror.

## Description

A proper visual of the Formea Wyrms is very difficult to find, but by all accounts, they are simplistic looking silver wyrms that are too small for the eye to see. They live in still waters, and are weak swimmers, unable to dwell in even the most gentle of currents. While carnivorous, these wyrms do not require a regular intake of sustenance, and can survive for months at a time without nourishment. Their introduction to freshwater sources have drastically reduced the number of freshwater species worldwide. They tend to breed rapidly, and have an average lifespan of 2 years.

While not very robust creatures, the Formea Wyrms are able to cling to surfaces long after water has been removed from them, thus increasing their spread. They can survive without water for close to 5 days, and can even survive in heated water. Many soldiers in the Soil War conflicts discovered that boiling lakewater was not enough to fully purify it before consumption, and died as a result.

Formea Wyrms are ravenous eaters once exposed to the proper environment. Even a single wyrm ingested into a Human stomach can internally devour them within months, never once stopping its endless consumption. Due to their small size, they eat cell-by-cell, causing gradual yet unimaginable pain to their hosts. There is currently no effective method for flushing Formea Wyrms out of one's body once infiltrated. Depending on the number of wyrms ingested, a person will be internally eaten to death within 4 to 150 days.
Katharh Island

## Overview

Katharh island is an island located far off the main coastline of Soly. The island is said to have its shores set aflame at all times, and is impenetrable to outsiders. Due to its nature of being located so far off the mainland, and difficult to find even with a seaworthy vessel, this island has become something of a myth to the greater populace. Nothing is known about its interior with certainty.

## History

Katharh was once the location of a mad Deid who worked to implement Scarce Metal into the bodies of highborn Pulsekaw, in an effort to turn them into highly durable soldiers. Ishargis was a victim of these experiments.
Coat

## Overview

The Pulsekaw are all split into five main categories based on the color of their fur. This is what The Lorekeeper would designate as their "Coat" to simplify things. Each color not only greatly influences their overall internal worldview and moral compass, but also helps guide them to their own role within the very structured hierarchies of Pulsekaw society.

From most to least common of the coats:

* Faded Blue - This is the color of a Lowborn Pulsekaw. While the most common single color, making up 40% of all Pulsekaw, there was no such known case of a highborn Pulsekaw with dark blue fur. All highborn varied in fur color unlike the lowborn, who shared this lowly, dreary coat.
* Orange - Commonly referred to as "Futuresights", this group was the backbone of Pulsekaw society. Their thoughts, feelings, and concerns often dwelled in the future, remaining vigilant against negative potentials. These made up approximately 35% of Pulsekaw society.
* Brown/Grey - These Kaw varied in hue moreso than any other group, and thus did their personalities. Often referred to as "Pastsights", this group of Pulsekaw would be keepers of the ancient's cultures and ways, often a bit shamanistic in nature. As one might expect, their priorities dwelled within the past. This group made up approximately 20% of Pulsekaw society.
* Blue - A Pulsekaw born with light blue or cyan fur was considered special and quite favored by the Soaring Pulsekaw Taylu. This color was mostly written as "Nowsights" or "Presentsights" depending on the area. These were generally the ruling class, or outlaws, those who divulged in simple pleasures in life, as their thoughts dwelled in the present without concerns for the past or future. This group was rather rare, making up only 4% of the Pulsekaw Population.
* Red - A red Pulsekaw was an utter rarity, making up 0.99% of the total Pulsekaw population. These Pulsekaw had no common trait beyond their fur color, though they did usually seem to fall into one of the three different sights independently, based on their subjective nature and the environment around them.
* White/Corrupted - At a staggeringly low 0.01% of the population, seeing a white-furred or corrupted Pulsekaw would likely only happen once or twice in a lifetime. These Pulsekaw were usually somewhat deformed and odd to look at, the majority of them clearly mentally disturbed. They were generally sequestered in deep underground dungeons. The Pilfering Depths have been known to occasionally take an otherwise normal Pulsekaw and turn them into one of these.
Series 2

Here is all of the Thomas Series 2 Episodes, Railway Shorts, and Specials. There will be the same amount of Shorts and Episodes there was on Series 1. 8 Railway Shorts and 15 Episodes in total, equaling 23 stories + two 30 minute specials.

Note: Some stories aren't in order yet.

Start of Series 2

* The Great Mountain Rescue
* Dodge & Salty's Big Day Out
* The World's Strongest Tank Engine
* Percy & The Haunted Old Line
* Thomas & The Runaway Dino Car
* Old Slow Gordon
* An Old Friend For Thomas
* Nia The Rescue Engine
* Thomas Ploughs Through
* Kenji & The Trouble With Snow
* Percy In Charge (Winter)
* James & The Big Strong Elephant
* Thomas, Emily & The Emergency Whistle
* Harold To The Rescue
* Rebecca & The Wishing Truck
* Kenji & Ace's Great Big Race
* Thomas Episode
* The Phantom Freight Train
* Dodge Episode
* Sent For Scrap
* A Fright In The Night (Percy)

* Terence The Really Helpful Tractor

Series Guide
Grew

Grew was a Human General in the early Human Era. She assassinated one of the earlier Kings of Widerain in expectation of being celebrated and ascending to ruler herself. Instead, the King was more beloved than she realized, and she was promptly executed for her transgressions.

She is noted as being the most famous - and biggest cautionary tale - among the class of Upheaval. Her famous set of Era-End Armor is currently in Wonder's possession.

## Appearance and Personality

Grew was a relatively tall woman, who would often walk in public dressed in her full armory, whether it was required or not. She was likely a narcissist, and rather bold, killing the king in broad daylight thinking it would be celebrated. As an Upheaval, she often spent time writing her of own feats and exaggerating the stories for pure drama and glory, and likely thought slaying a corrupt King would just be a footnote in her legacy. Grew must have been rather well-liked prior to the incident as well, which may have been what gave her the confidence to do such a thing.

## Story

Her grave was seen in the Grajita Crypt, where both Wisest and Gohst referenced the story of Grew, indicating some common books they had read were also Human in origin.
Market

## Overview

Market is an author who published books in the late Human Era, and could very well still be alive as of current events. He was a shameless erotic fiction author, generally including a female Dwonikaw in some vital role in his stories. While his books were directly written for a Human audience, and are massively popular throughout the Human settlements, his works have also gained broader appeal to the highborn Foreckaw and Dwonikaw as well, making him a rather well-known author among the broader Kaw society.

## Known Works

* "Dash and the Busty Dwonik", A multipart series about Dash, a speaker of a Soaring cult in Nulgaharmun, getting pulled away from his old life by falling into an uncontrollable urge to bed a Dwonikaw he spotted at the local tavern.
* "Trust and Leap", a raunchy tale about a prince who was kidnapped for ransom by a rather sultry Dwonikaw pirate.

## Notes

* Market has a strong fondness for the Dwonikaw, both physically and culturally.
Gunhalmeir

## Overview

Gunhalmeir is the current capital city of the Foreckaw, located in the eastern Gryusch Wilds. It lays east of Widerain, south of the ruins of Jiarum, and west of the Green Dunes. The city was raised around a massive Calamity Tree at its center, which serves as its landmark.

## History

Before Gunhalmeir was established, the Foreckaw capital was a repurposed Pulsekaw ruin. The increasing density of Pulse Points, as well as the accompanying Pulse Creatures, as well as the inherent dangers of the architecture eventually caused the Foreckaw to migrate south, and establish the new city.

Gunhalmeir was raised around the time of the Foreckaw's Third Generation. Due to the shift in culture, location, and likely aftermath of the Formea Wyrm Crisis, these Foreckaw were much less hostile than previous generations, preferring to stay close to their new city.

At some point in recent history, Wisest convinced many citizens to defect from the city, following her to build the Soaring Generation.
Emrite

## Overview

Emrites (or "The Emrite") are presumed to be Soilworks of Soly who are - by most definitions - extinct. They are known for succeeding the Colapsoe as the Superiors of Reality, their Emrite Era being the longest lasting Era in recorded history. After the end of their Era, the Emrites seemingly all vanished like the Colapsoe before them.

## Description

The average Emrite looks very similar to a regular Human, though with some key differences. The average Emrite's skintone varies wildly, some even having bright pink or orange skin. Most Emrites are generally broader of shoulder and shorter of stature as well, with the average male reaching a height of 5'6" and the average female reaching 5'3". Their natural hair colors vary wildly, perhaps having no limitation.

## Notable Emrites

* The Lorekeeper
* Broag
* The Eternal Soaring of Creation
* Damfruul
* Hkoaga
Hramda

## Overview

Hramda is a forgotten Pulse whose only records are kept by the Underworlders of Gryusch, and those of The Library. Its functionality is best served for providing cloaked messages through great distances, or slipping past hostile eyes.

When one casts Hramda on written text, whether it be on paper, stone, wood, or any surface where things can be written, it functionally hides the text. This can be done with overlapping text as well, meaning the surface doesn't necessarily need to be blank to hide text within it using Hramda. The hidden text can only be revealed at the command of the user, meaning the user must remain alive to uncloak the text, lest it stay shrouded in Hramda forever.
The Observer

Hexwhize (known as a Soaring simply as "The Observer") is one of the few rarities to ever verifiably reach The Soaring. Born a female Pulsekaw to a fringe tribal sect, Hexwhize was able to hear the whispers of The Singularity, and reluctantly became its thrall within Reality. Her Soaring is perhaps the only which was widely known at the time of its occurrence, but was efficiently and deliberately covered up by the Jaanpai Organization at the behest of Taylu and her Speakers. All rumors of The Observer were snuffed out so quickly, even The Lorekeeper had trouble verifying if it had actually occurred or not.

The Cult of The Observer appears to be one of the more vibrant of the Soaring Cults in Soly, though gatherings are traditionally held in very isolated places as to not collect suspicion. The mantra of the cult is "Hail the They always watching and waiting".

Hexwhize is the ninth known being to ever reach The Soaring, and the second Pulsekaw to do so. Most of the effects of her Soaring are unknown, though as the name suggests, she appears to have a very active and quiet view of the goings-on in Soly. She also bestowed Eiveah her tail's eye, an inner voice which kept her company in isolation.
Lore

## Start of Time

At the beginning of time, countless particles flew through the Universe. These light and dark elements repelled one another, but at one special instant, two came together at the perfect angle to catch in each other's gravity. The two fused, making the seed of the Infinity Tree. After thousands of years of evolution, the growing tree produced the other foundational elements of the world: wind, fire, thunder, water, soil and wood — besides the light and dark particles already mentioned. With these eight elements, a lifeform crystalized in the Heavens, simply called the Creator. In the heavy waters far below, the deity's image reflected and gave life to another entity. This distorted image in the water became the Void God (opposite in every way to the Creator). The Creator then gave life to the first genderless deities: Kaos, Pangu, Nammu, Ymir, Ame-no-Minakanushi, Nunn, Shiva and Ometotl.

Their children became the first of the Gods and with the flux of elements between the Void God and Creator, they became dynamic and made individual choices. As generations passed, they eventually became the Luminarchs, Shadowarchs, Verdians and Guardians.
Pulsekyn

## Overview

The Pulsekyn are strange and powerful creatures that are tethered to the Pulsekyn Mushrooms. Supposedly, their only task is to attack those who harbor a connection to the Mint Garden and Reality both, as Maevrix was able to freely use a mushroom to make Solam. They come in many different forms and sizes, but they consistently resemble more freakish Pulse Creatures. Killing a Pulsekyn removes the mushroom from its place in Reality, and completely destabilizes the Mint Garden, speeding its collapse exponentially.
Hkoaga's Fall

## Overview

Hokaga's Fall is a barren wasteland in northern Colinayr. It is the remnants of a terrible year-long collapse of Soly's largest mountain at the time.

## History

During the Founding Era, when Soly was still in the process of shaping, many mountains began to form at once, the most massive of which was the one that formed in this spot. It remained dormant for the entirety of the Colapsoe Era, until The Last Emrite King Hkoaga emerged from the mountain at the end of that Era.

At the end of the Emrite Era, Hkoaga was captured and executed by powerhungry Pulsekaw upstarts, which started the collapse of the mountain many miles away. The mountain was so large and imposing, its collapse lasted over a full year with earthquakes, rockslides, fissures and a cataclysmic amount of dust. This completely flattened the area, killing thousands and making the land essentially inhospitable for many years.
Shoki

Shoki was one of the few visitors Feyule had to her Mint Garden. He once ruled the castle sitting on the land above the site of Feyule's Mint Garden, and was presumably the one who commissioned the mines beneath it.

## Appearance and Personality

Not much is known about Shoki's appearance besides the fact he was a Male Human.

Shoki kept the existence of the Mint Garden below the castle close to his chest, not allowing any to know about it besides a few trusted relatives. He was a selfish man who would not allow the laborers in the mine to enjoy the leisure of the Mint Garden, keeping the existence of its location completely hidden from all but a few close family members.

## Story

Judging by his name, Shoki was almost certainly born before the Soaring of Akkaz, as Humans born afterwards all were interrogated and designated names.

At some point, early in the Human Era, Shoki regularly visited Feyule's Mint Garden.
Gammak (Foreckaw)

## Overview

Gammak was a Foreckaw man who was found dead in the cave containing Feyule's Mint Garden, likely trying to take shelter from the elements, and killed by the Wursh dwelling within. Wonder found a necklace his remains were clutching, an expensive looking piece with the inscription "My Treasure" on it.

## Story

Around 2242 Human Era, Gammak grew up in Gunhalmeir with a Human captive named Treasure. He had eyes for her during her stay with the Foreckaw, but never approached her. Around 2249, Treasure fled Gunhalmeir to attempt to return to her hometown of Grajita.

When Gammak discovered she had escaped the city and fled, he pursued, and managed to catch up with her. They eventually fell in love in their journey back to Grajita, though due to the heavy Human prejudice against Foreckaw, he would never be able to enter. Thus, he was forced to stay outside the walls, and brave whatever danger the Gryusch Wilds presented. Treasure would often leave for the wilds to be with him during that time, but the dangers appeared to outweigh the benefits of being with Treasure, and Gammak soon fell out of love with her.

Treasure noticed his talks often drifted to the idea of returning to Gunhalmeir, but Treasure's trauma prevented her from even considering it. Eventually, it was apparent Gammak was ready to leave her behind and risk a return, so Treasure desperately stole her mother's savings covertly, and bought him a dazzling necklace as a gift to convince him to stay. This kept him for a while longer, but eventually a Magenti Pulsa attacked, and Treasure failed to kill it. They fled, and Gammak decided to leave when Treasure next returned to Grajita.

He fled back east, though eventually something either chased him, or compelled him to enter the lair of a deadly Wursh, where he was likely killed by it. As Wonder and Feyule emerged from the depths of the cave after their stay in the Mint Garden, Wonder noticed the necklace, and took it with a silent thanks to the fallen Kaw.

## Notes

* His name is shared by an ancient, extinct species called the Gammak. The Foreckaw likely have little knowledge of such a niche Creation, so they are not likely to be linked in any way.
* Gohst said he knew of Gammak briefly before he left Gunhalmeir with Wisest, and noted there wasn't a brave eye in his head. Thus, it was concluded he was likely so fixated on Treasure for her strength, able to fend off the dangers of Gryusch for him.
Otherhand

## Overview

Otherhand is a terminology given to beings within Reality that do not conform to any of the other categories. These are usually creatures from other planes, or artificially created lifeforms. While these types of lifeforms are much more rare than the others, once properly established within Reality, they tend to lose their foreign natures quite quickly and adapt to the plane, or die off entirely.

## Examples of Otherhand

* Pulsekaw
* Goahm
* Faeries
* Calamity Trees
* Some forms of Undying, such as the Formea Victim Tree
* Boakholk
Soly

## Overview

Soly is a large continent that resides in the Reality plane. As it is the only continent that has been explored and documented, it is presumed to be the only one within the plane, though there have always been legends of others. Most residents of Soly refer to it and Reality interchangeably, since there is presumably no other landmass in the plane.
Racciu Rhua

## Overview

Racciu Rhua was the name of a Human author in the late Pulsekaw Era. He was known to be somewhat eccentric in his writings, often reaching with hyperbole and hearsay. The Lorekeeper has largely dismissed much of his works, though does commend the man's creativity and theories. He was likely a Highborn who did not live to see the end of the Pulsekaw Era. His most popular work was entitled "Almighty Soaring", which broadly detailed the process one would need to Soar from the perspective of a poetic Screech. Due to its popularity, it is likely to have been viewed as more of a collection of fiction than any serious speculation on the legend.

## Works

* "Almighty Soaring", a widely distributed book which was popular among the Highborn Pulsekaw at the end of their era.
Gale

## Overview

Gale was one of the few visitors Feyule tended to in her Mint Garden.

## Appearance and Personality

Nothing is known about Gale's appearance, nor personality. There is a possibility she was related to Shoki, since the only ones Shoki told about the Mint Garden were his relatives. There is also a possibility she was a mercenary or explorer commissioned by the Minthunt Combine to locate Mint Gardens, as Feyule was quick to suggest that the Gardens were made for adventurous types.

## Story

At some point, early in the Human era, Gale visited Feyule's Mint Garden at least once.
Ariam Tristo

## Overview

Ariam Tristo was a lowborn Human author in the late Pulsekaw Era . She was known for her short advice and self-improvement books, mainly focusing on those of her own race. It is likely she lived to see the early Human Era after the Soaring of Akkaz, but all of her books appeared to have been published before this time. As there were not many lowborn authors at her time, she was quite popular, due to her simple but direct writing style and approachable demeanor.

## Works

* "General Advice for Women and Girls", a small list of advice, kept pretty broad but also applicable for the women and girls of the late Pulsekaw Era.
* "A Lowborn's Role", a grim title, but containing a positive spin on being a lowborn Human, with a personable intonation.

## Notes

* While her surname is shared with that of the Human's Saint Tristo, there is no relation, and it is merely a coincidence of their shared location, the ancient Human village of Tristo.
Mayhem

Mayhem was one of the few visitors Feyule had tended to in her Mint Garden.

## Appearance and Personality

Nothing is known about Mayhem's appearance, nor personality. Feyule did mention that he was "impulsive and stupid" when Wonder was describing Foreckaw for the first time to her. There is a possibility Mayhem was related to Shoki, since the only ones Shoki told about the Mint Garden were his relatives. There is also a possibility he was a mercenary or explorer commissioned by the Minthunt Combine to locate Mint Gardens, as Feyule was quick to suggest that the Gardens were made for adventurous types.

## Story

At some point, early in the Human era, Mayhem visited Feyule's Mint Garden at least once.
Gryusch Tunnels

## Overview

The Gryusch Tunnels are a series of interconnected tunnels and caves spanning the entirety of the Gryusch Wilds. Most of the tunnels are ancient and natural, while some are fairly recently dug by Humans to expand their underground network.

## History

Back in the early Emrite Era, large and voracious creatures known as Gryusch Wyrms roamed freely. Their appetite for rock and soil led to the formation of many of the Gryusch Tunnels.

Recently, the tunnels have been mapped and used frequently by those of the Underworld. The tunnels make an excellent, albeit dangerous highway for Human and drug trafficking, which has recently lead to an increase in Underworld influence on the cities of Gryusch. The beginnings of an underground city known as Guld has recently taken form under the watch of the Underworlders in the tunnels between Grajita and Widerain.

## Notes

* While rare, Pulse Points have been known to form in the tunnels.
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## Описание

**«SCP: Site-73 Вики»** — Данный проект является прямым переосмыслением такого жанра в дискорде, как: "SCP TRP". Здесь вы заметите главное отличие от игры в одном учреждении Фонда, **её не будет**. Сервер сам по себе является ивентовым, интерактивной игрой.

То есть, это будет происходить так: проводящий события запускает свой ивент на определенное время (до 1-1.5 месяца), создавая для этого отдельное учреждение Фонда. В зависимости от сценария - роли, условности и прочее. Но ключевой момент тайм-лайна заключается в том, что все произошедшие события, в которых вы участвовали - повлияет на будущее и вовсе связаны с прошлым. У персонажей станет открыто определенное направление в сюжете, по которому стоит следовать или отталкиваться от него.

Теперь история в вселенной SCP будет иметь какой-то смысл существовать и полноценно работать. А с этим, придёт и разнообразие, которого вы так желали. Потому что зависит от фантазии проводящего, кем вы будете. Приватным отрядом одного из МОГ, или же исследователем под водой?

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Hopeless

## Overview

Hopeless is a city in The Dourland, currently a wasteland due to the Formea Wyrm Crisis taking a heavy toll on the area. This city has gone by many names over the years, housing every generation of Superior, and has been essentially the center of all society on Soly.

* Giagula, under the Colapsoe
* Baukym, under the Emrites
* Jaunkyk under the Pulsekaw
* Jabmire under the Humans, before the Formea Wyrm Crisis
Calamity Soil

## Overview

Calamity Soil is a substance that can be found in the darker recesses of a Calamity Tree's hollow, usually around 700 feet deep. It has the same consistency as sand, though much darker and a little heavier, but with an inability to coalesce together and remaining pretty scentless. The full depths of its properties are unknown, though there are a lot of interesting qualities to the material.

## Notes

* The temperament of vyrms living within a Calamity Tree are easily persuaded by this soil. It serves to pacify vyrms who eat it, as well as any born within the rootspaces where it's spread. As the vyrm queen typically lays her eggs in the lighter rootspaces, this rarely happens naturally. The vyrm queens are attracted to Calamity Soil, though aren't likely to leave the light of the Calamity Tree's higher sections to search for it.
* If the soil faces direct exposure to the skin of a Kaw for an extended period of time (for example sleeping naked on a mound of it), their skin will show signs of twisting and darkening into an unrecognizable mass similar to tree bark. This bark-like material has no connection to the nervous system and thus can't be moved, controlled, or feel pain. It can be severed with some effort, and will grow back exactly to how it was prior to its severance, provided the Kaw is alive. The Lorekeeper buried this information in the vaults of The Library once the news about Katharh Island reached the records.
* Directly ingesting the soil is 100% fatal for regular Kaw, whose body deforms but is never fully transformed into the bark-like substance since they die too quickly. Rather, they become something of a twisted mangled pile of the substance that breaks apart easily, and never gathers any moss or attracts any insects.
Cult of Broag

## Overview

The Cult of Broag is a group dedicated to the memory of the third Soaring, Broag's influence. Their gratitude to him for removing the massive creatures of the ancient times is the central focus of the cult, and their vigilance in keeping the "planeshadow" under control is very important to them. They harbor a unique hatred for any and all creatures larger than a normal Kaw, as they are seen as blasphemous to Broag's initial influence of removing all large creatures of Soly.

The practice of worship and appreciation for Broag is a very ancient one, yet over time it has fallen into a bit of obscurity in most civilized lands. Despite this, it's still relatively ordinary in The Ovyuum.
Gaxica

## Overview

Gaxica was a Human woman from the late Pulsekaw Era. She was a serial killer who roamed the roads between townships in the Gryusch Wilds, and was responsible for the disappearance of up to 40 people, many of whom were teenagers. She confessed to killing enough people to be executed for her crimes when eventually caught. She requested to be thrown into the fires of Katharh Island, which would not be granted. Instead, she was laid to rest in the Grajita Crypt unceremoniously. Her final words were reportedly, "I've killed enough, I'm excited to see what it's like to be on the other side of it".

Her name was used as the basis for a strain of dangerous Pulse Creatures, the many-legged Gaxica.
Rain Dock

## Overview

A Rain Dock is a deliberately spread carpet of Pulse residue which effectively halts all grounded activity in its area. These were used by the Pulsekaw to guard valuable areas such at Torch Fields, Speaker Harmonies, or artifacts of great significance. They can be passed by a single Kaw who carries the associated Rain Delay, a very covert artifact which can allow a user to pass safely through the dangerous residue.

The Pulse residue formed in these deadly corridors were formed by sacrificing hundreds, even thousands of living Pulsekaw.
Labrynth

## Overview

A Labrynth is a location normally kept underground, which is primarily Kaw-made. They tend to contain traps, dead-ends, darkness, and are made to either house, or hide something important. The Pulsekaw (in particular, the Jaanpai Organization) were masters of devising clever Labrynths, and these constructs have survived the ages into the present day, where many have been active and waiting for unfortunate wanderers.

## Examples

* The Labrynth under Jiarum which hid a full libram. Gohst lead the excavation after finding a shortcut directly to the libram which completely bypassed the Labrynth. The books within helped accelerate the Foreckaw's overall understanding of Soly, nature, and culture.
Jaanpai Organization

## Overview

The Jaanpai Organization was an elite-level, top-secret unit formed to secretly control the native populace of Pulsekaw. Its primary focus was to guide the events of Soly itself in a positive direction for not only those within it, but those at the top of the Pulsekaw's rigid hierarchy. The Jaanpai were almost wholly responsible for "pulling the strings" of the very powerful and unpredictable Deid. The organization operated mostly out of the city now known as Hopeless, back when it was under the control of the Pulsekaw and known as Jaunkyk.

Whether directly or indirectly, the Jaanpai Organization helped influence the events of Soly so frequently that many who knew about the organization started to refer to them as "The Many-Raikonde". While not directly related to the Underworlders in operation as of current events, they were most likely viewed similarly, and provided a great amount of inspiration to the Human's own first generation of Underworlders.

## Notes

* It was written by 55555 that the Jaanpai were revealed to the public by Couquio late into the era, after the discovery of Scarce Metal led to his sudden infamy.
* A long-standing phrase was often used as a mantra by the highest levels of the Jaanpai: "One can strain a Pulse for anything."

## Notable Members

* Couqio
* Mershaw
Haapol (Pulse Creature)

## Overview

"Haapol" is the classification designated to a family of Greater Pulse Creatures. They are often Humanoid in appearance, but with additional parts to their bodies. The Lorekeeper suspects that these particular types of Pulse Creatures are closer than any of the other families to being intelligent (besides the Groann).

Their overall Terror Level averages out to a B.

## Examples

* Haapol Taleo
* Haapol Intaffe
The Singularity

## HEAVY SPOILERS AHEAD

DO NOT READ, VERY SIGNIFICANT SPOILERS CONTAINED WITHIN

## Overview

The Singularity is the one and only being that exists in the plane of Aetlos. After tens of millions of years full of violence, schemes, and empires, The Singularity emerged as the one true Superior of the plane, now ruling over it as an immortal godlike being.

## Appearance and Personality

From all that is known about The Singularity, it appears as an impossibly massive creature with an innumerable amount of tentacles, and one singular gigantic golden eye in the middle of it all. There is even speculation that Aetlos has fully merged with The Singularity, becoming every single inch the plane itself.

The only living creature which has physically seen Aetlos or The Singularity is The Observer. Many mortals of Soly occasionally hear feint whispers of the being caressing them in the dead of night, however. From all accounts, The Singularity is a hollow, empty creature without a shred of mortal perspective left. It speaks slowly with a deep voice, but doesn't directly have a gender in its current state. Its only purpose now appears to be a constant vigil of its domain, and infrequent attempts to reach into other planes for either observation, amusement, or as means to take them over as well.

Due to the similar natures of both The Singularity and the Groann, it is likely that The Singularity is the logical conclusion to a Groann's uninhibited growth over a very long period of time.

## History

All history of The singularity is purely speculative, beyond the small whispers mortals are allowed to hear, and what The Observer knows being tied to it.

Presumably, it was The Singularity which sent the Pulsekaw to Reality as one of its final acts of ridding the plane of any but itself, obviously viewing them as a dire enough threat to its ubiquitous rule over Aetlos. Around 935 of the Pulsekaw Era, The Observer was granted The Singularity's blessing, eternally linking them together, even long into The Observer's Soaring.
Aetlos

## HEAVY SPOILERS AHEAD

DO NOT READ, VERY SIGNIFICANT SPOILERS CONTAINED WITHIN

## Overview

Aetlos is one of the many Planes that is known to exist in the Sea of Black. It is also one of the oldest, having been in existence for at least several billion years. It is the original home of the Pulsekaw, as well as a few other beings that would come to be known as Otherhand in the plane of Reality. Currently, there resides only one single being in the entire plane: A many-eyed, many-tentacled intelligent and immortal goliath simply known as "The Singularity".
Speaker

## Overview

The title of Speaker is given to a Pulsekaw chosen by the Soaring Taylu at a designated Speaker Harmony. All speakers were of the blue-furred Presentsight coat, and were regarded as the highest known authorities in the entire hierarchy of Pulsekaw society. Even they weren't immune to manipulation by the Jaanpai Organization, however.

When Taylu's Soulread was able to connect in harmonious synchronization with another soul, she could freely speak to that living Pulsekaw, and thus effectively give direct commands to be passed unto greater Pulsekaw society. This was Taylu's method of keeping control over her people even long after her Soaring. It was common for there to be several Speakers active at once, an all could freely converse with Taylu once near a proper Speaker Harmony.
Naulmic

## Overview

Naulmic was a Pulsekaw who worked with The Lorekeeper, likely in close proximity, at The Library in Sawlyu during the early Pulsekaw Era. Not much is known about their work or broader identity as of current events.

## Pulse

Naulmic is a Pulse which can cover a large area in a frigid wind, materializing the water trapped in the air into whipping ice shards. It can be expanded or contracted into a more focused, defined space as well. The boundaries of this Pulse are approximately 20x15 meters from the caster. It's more widely used for its area "chill" power moreso than its individual "freeze" power.
Creations

## Overview

Creations are the beings formed by The Eternal Soaring of Creation that don't meet the standard of designating them as Kaw. They are typically less intelligent, more independent creatures with a primal nature. Despite the obvious individual shortcomings of a Creation, many have collectively changed ecosystems or the plane itself by their nature.

## Examples of Creations

* Formea Wyrms
* Snayk
* Medeflii
* Screeches
* Vermi
* Gammak
* Bucks
* Lyn-O
* Aip
Oppose

Oppose is a Human man who doubles as Grajita's Mayor and town Alchemist. He owns a rather large building in Grajita dedicated to his studies of various plantlife. He is indirectly related to the Widerain Noble Bloodline, and acts as more as a public scapegoat than a man with any real power.

## Appearance and Personality

Oppose is a rather tall man of average build. He has long, straight blond hair that is much longer at his bangs than in the back. He is seen as being above average in terms of looks, which some people speculate is how he managed to win the title of Mayor. He has piercing blue eyes, and often wears a simple collared white overcoat and black shirt, with simple blue pants and high-ankle boots.

He has a tendency to ramble and cut himself off, speaking in rather short bursts that sometimes tricks those listening into thinking he's done, or waiting for their reply. He appears much more interested in his research and discovery of new plantlife than he does about running Grajita's day-to-day. He appears not bothered by people walking into his home unannounced, and will often focus so hard on his ideas that he doesn't notice them leave either. Despite his flippant and obsessive nature, he appears very openminded and approachable.

It has been hinted by the town's item-shopkeeper that he may be a bit of a flirt, and will attempt to use donations to her stockpile in order to make contact with her.

## Quotes

"Don't recall letting you in. Welcome. Hey, give me your opinion on this stupid plant, would you?"
Pise

## Overview

As of current events, Pise is a massive Pulsekaw ruin in Numbiie with traces of Human influence scattered through it. It sits in the narrow pass separating northern Numbiie from southern Numbiie.

## History

Pise started off as a small farming village on the outskirts of broader Pulsekaw society. Its perfect location in the isthmus between northern and southern Numbiie made it something of a military base in the later years of the Pulsekaw/Emrite War, where it grew into a respectable fortification. Eventually Pise grew even further, becoming the bustling epicenter of the territory. It quickly became the capital of Numbiie, and then eventually the capital of Pulsekaw society itself in the year 600 of the Pulsekaw Era.

When the Soaring of Akkaz emptied its streets, it quickly fell to ruin, with only its Boakholk to occupy it.

Humans attempted to scavenge, rehabilitate, and live amongst the ruins for some time, but the Formea Wyrm Crisis ended their efforts very quickly, and it was once more abandoned as a ruin, where it remains today.

## Notes

* The Healer of Pise was born here, long before it was terraformed into the capital of Numbiie.
Bouka Stalk

## Overview

A Bouka Stalk is one of the many possibilities an incomplete Pulse Point can birth from itself. Much like a Megenti Root, Bouka Stalks appear to be thrust into the soil of its birthplace, except they are much more similar to organic plantlife found in Soly. They do not lash out at approaching lifeforms, and appear to be filled with internal moisture collected from the environment. Oppose has a particular fascination with them, and conducts many personally-charged experiments and research into the stalks whenever possible.