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| + | ====== Introduction ====== | ||
| + | They are three feet long, with legs and thighs that when they have been dried can be used as saws. This plague | ||
| + | is interpreted as a sign of the wrath of the gods ; for they are seen of exceptional size, and also they fly | ||
| + | with such a noise of wings that they are believed to be birds, and they obscure the sun, making the nation gaze | ||
| + | upward in anxiety lest they should settle all over their land. In fact their strength does not fail, and as | ||
| + | though it were not enough to have crossed the seas, they pass over immense tracts of land and cover them with a | ||
| + | cloud disastrous for the crops, scorching up many things with their touch and gnawing away everything with | ||
| + | their bite, even the doors of houses as well. They are a horrible plague, poisonous like snakes, except that | ||
| + | they inflict a worse torture by despatching the victim with a lingering death lasting three days. | ||
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| + | Queros Plinius Inominalis, " | ||
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| + | Over one hundred years have passed since //The Irruption// ended, and the sound of rattling grasshoppers and dragonflies still haunts the memories of those below. The //Tagmaton Irruption// was the worst epidemic [[Myrland]] had ever experienced, | ||
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| + | The giant insectoids first disembarked in the southern part of the continent, secretly nesting in the //Stairs of [[Gods# | ||
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| + | Following in the devastating wake of the // | ||
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| + | Caught in a sudden moment with no possibility of retaliation, | ||
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| + | The damage was far beyond the destruction to the physical. The land had become desolate and barren leaving the tribes in a perilous situation. Many of the inhabitants of [[Tindrem]] had sought refuge in the city sewers, some [[Khurite|Khurites]] had managed to shelter in the [[Sheevra|Sheevran]] colony of [[Toxai]], and the [[Huergar|Huérgar]] most likely remained sequestered in their caves—yet it is estimated that more than two-thirds of the humanoid population on //Myrland// succumbed to the slaughter, or perished in the years of starvation to come. | ||
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| + | The newly reconstructed //Bridge of [[Gods# | ||
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| + | The //Myrland Steppe// today is blossoming with life. Standing above the scars are flourishing wildlife, billowing grass and a breeze that brings warmth to all those that feel it. The fauna bears an abundance of game for all hunters of the realm. Synchronously with the rejuvenation of life outside their shelters, the human races slowly began rebuilding their societies and reconnecting with their neighboring dwellings. | ||
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| + | As the //Steppe// continues to portray life, the scars and the memories of the event still swell deep within the inhabitants and seep into the essence of // | ||
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