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In very ancient times, the Sea of Forgetfulness was the place of conflict between the ships of the ruler of [[Kalama]] and the pirate craft of the [[Neptultchi]] whose civilization at that time was entering into decline. | In very ancient times, the Sea of Forgetfulness was the place of conflict between the ships of the ruler of [[Kalama]] and the pirate craft of the [[Neptultchi]] whose civilization at that time was entering into decline. | ||
| − | A poem | + | A poem of that time records: |
<poem> | <poem> | ||
| − | On all the sea from Zander to Three, | + | "On all the sea from Zander to Three, |
from Astira to Bomelath | from Astira to Bomelath | ||
| − | sailed pirates of the old Tuadbe, | + | sailed pirates of the old [[Tuadbe]], |
On the waves of the Sea of Forgetfulness.” | On the waves of the Sea of Forgetfulness.” | ||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
Latest revision as of 19:49, 25 October 2017
The Sea of Forgetfulness has carried its name since ancient times for reasons that have been themselves forgotten. It rests between the coast of Dúrandwor and the islands of Maturn, Bomelath, and Deliops. It is part of the Pallathantic Sea and today is filled with all manner merchant, military, and pleasure seacraft. It is the direct waterway among the seaports of Verdida, Gnousikai, and Elystrio.
In very ancient times, the Sea of Forgetfulness was the place of conflict between the ships of the ruler of Kalama and the pirate craft of the Neptultchi whose civilization at that time was entering into decline.
A poem of that time records:
"On all the sea from Zander to Three,
from Astira to Bomelath
sailed pirates of the old Tuadbe,
On the waves of the Sea of Forgetfulness.”
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