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==New House== | ==New House== | ||
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''"This is a new build; the plastic, acrid smell of the Lower Hamlet has gone now and the walls are clean. Houses here have the same layout as the houses below, and Frances stands in the New House."'' <ref>[[User:Altair| Altair]], [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fx-zVDcckklwn2uiV-Xuxm9tbJlqB1qq4GULhjKn8kA/edit?usp=sharing ''Walkthrough''] </ref> | |||
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==Fen Churches== | ==Fen Churches== | ||
Revision as of 18:17, 7 February 2024
Description
New House
"This is a new build; the plastic, acrid smell of the Lower Hamlet has gone now and the walls are clean. Houses here have the same layout as the houses below, and Frances stands in the New House." [1]
Fen Churches
"At the back of the garden (following the bitter river that runs alongside it) there are a collection of fifteen churches. Many rivers wind around the buildings, which come together and flow down into the village. The grounds are quadrisected by two crossing paths, leading from, and towards, surrounding fields. Here is Luminary Ramon, who is followed by a congregation usually a dozen in number." [2]
Description
The Fen Churches are a collection of 15 churches that stand in the very upper stratum of the village. Standing in contrast to most of the hamlet, the grounds are green, wide and full of water. The landscape is well groomed and surrounded only by the horizon. Rivers run through and between the hiera, most of which are inaccessible.
Here, Luminary Ramon can be found walking away from the churches and into the garden.
