FarvealPlace

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• ¶19…r. To the south lived a people who had mastered the art of farming; they named their land Farveal. To the west, by the coast, a village had learned the art of fishing and called their reg…
• ¶21…ween them. Each village offered something the others lacked. But over time, the people of Farveal stopped trading with Moondor, having found it easier to raise their own cattle than rely…
• ¶117…k the bold, he was naked and looked very confused. Stix said "These are the new people of Farveal, next time you ask me to do something I will summon much worse, oh and they're called Orc…
• ¶150…to the south now, it had been a long time since anyone from Moondor had met the people of Farveal and Egast thought it was about time he found out what was going on. The questions were go…
• ¶151Egast was still two Wakes' walk from the town of Farveal and he was a little restless to get there. No definitive path had been made yet but there were some markings throughout the forest…
• ¶189…continued his journey through the woods following game trails in the general direction of Farveal. Eventually Egast reached a small cottage on the outskirts of Farveal he had once met the…
• ¶191"I have come to investigate what seems to be a freak occurrence happening in Farveal" Egast told the Orc.
• ¶207The creature said "Greetings, I am Bibs the goblin, what brings you to Farveal?"
• ¶243…He returned saying why be mayor when I could be king. I promised to make all our city of Farveal full of strong men, women and children. Once they held me high and called me king he made…
• ¶342…e in the forest had given it a name, and standing in the throne room of the first king of Farveal, Egast understood at last that the hides of animals were not passive materials but reserv…