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| − | Island of the central [[Ketten Islands]]. Barren and rocky, it is actually two separate islands that were drawn together by unknown, but likely magical, means. Both are called Tuer today. Sailors' stories claim that the islands are riddled with tunnels and | + | Island of the central [[Ketten Islands]]. Barren and rocky, it is actually two separate islands that were drawn together by unknown, but likely magical, means. Both are called Tuer today. Sailors' stories claim that the islands are riddled with tunnels and rooms carved into the stone, forming a great labyrinth. |
Latest revision as of 00:49, 7 September 2021
Island of the central Ketten Islands. Barren and rocky, it is actually two separate islands that were drawn together by unknown, but likely magical, means. Both are called Tuer today. Sailors' stories claim that the islands are riddled with tunnels and rooms carved into the stone, forming a great labyrinth.
