“The Garden of Statues To many, the city of Totenang was second only to Tule in importance and grandeur: its Embodied temples and colleges were only marginally less important than those of Tule, whilst in terms of architecture and culture, it could even be argued that Totenang led its larger counterpart. By its geographical position, Totenang commanded the trade along the second of the Rift’s Two Rivers. The Principal of the second largest city effectively ruled over much of the north-east of th...e Rift. Red Simeni sat on the rocky promontory that jutted out a short distance to the east of the city’s harbour. From here he could look out across the Hurstwater, losing his thoughts in the sheer scale of it all. This was only one of the smaller of the series of interconnected lakes which spanned the north of the Rift valley. Through these lakes a boat could travel all the way from the mouth of the Little Hamadryad to the largest of the lakes, the Lai. The Lai was filled from the northern sea through a gap in the Rim mountains; in turn it spilled over into the Hamadryad river and the lesser lakes.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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