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<\/p>\n\nDay 148, Year 538 of the Ascendancy<\/p>\n
\nThe last Chaos Storm had definitely been a quiet one. There seemed to
\nbe little new in the lands, and there hadn’t been any new areas or
\nplaces to be discovered. In fact, there was even less to explore than
\nbefore, for the T’rool Mines that had opened up last storm, had closed
\nagain in this one. There was nothing new at all… or so I thought.
\nToday, as I stepped out of the library, I sensed my friend Firebird
\nfalling to a small rock. I quickly took out my skristal, and began
\nsearching for my clan mate. The only thing that my search yielded, was
\nthat Firebird was somewhere east, and badly fallen. So I returned my
\nskristal to my pack, and my search was begun.<\/p>\n
\nThe only logical place to me, that Firebird would be fallen, was the
\npasses. The passes are filled with many dangerous creatures such as
\nGreymyr and Wendeka, and it would have been easy for my friend to fall.
\nI decided to search the southern passes first, and then work my way up.
\nHowever, as I made my way to the passes, a sunstone message changed my
\ndestination. It seemed a small party had been present with Firebird,
\nand now they were sunstoning for help. The location they gave of
\nFirebird, was that he was fallen in a new area in north pass. I was
\nquite excited, and rushed my way to the north pass. There, I ran
\nstealthily, dodging Wendeka and Blood Hawks, and looked around for
\nanything that might lead me to this new area.<\/p>\n
\nFinally, I spotted a plateau high in the mountains, on what at first
\nappeared to be an unscalable cliff. However, further inspection
\nrevealed a small path among the rocks, and I slowly made my way up the
\nmountain.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
\nBy the time I had reached the top, I was quite tired. I quickly began
\nsearching for Firebird, but soon found that he was alive and well,
\nalong with six other exiles. The party had been exploring the plateau
\nfor quite a while, and had found nothing special about it. As a mystic
\nand pathfinder, I was asked to search the mesa for anything out of the
\nordinary, which I did, with pleasure. The entire plateau was empty; all
\nI could yield from my search was rocks, weeds, and dust. The plateau
\nwas berefet of even beasts such as Wendeka and Blood Hawks, that
\nplagued the rest of the passes. The place seemed completely safe, but I
\nsoon learned different.<\/p>\n
\nAs I was exploring the plateau, a pair of Blood Hawks swooped out of
\nthe air, and began to attack me. I ran swiftly southwards, where the
\nrest of the party helped to do away with the birds. That was when two
\nboulders flew over the cliff face, and struck Firebird into the ground.
\nOthers quickly followed. The boulders were being thrown by the Greymyr,
\nfor the plateau overlooked the Greymyr Village. Our two other healers,
\nWormTounge and Kartan still lived, but they could not heal Firebird,
\nfor he was too badly fallen. Luckily for him, the healer Lorikeet soon
\narrived, and Firebird was back on his feet in no time.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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\nThus ended the exploration of the yet to be named plateau. Firebird
\nsuggested naming it the Pointless Pass; a name that does seem to fit
\nthis strange and deadly area. But is this place just an ordinary
\nplateau, or does it hold some darker, more sinister secrets?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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