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| − | Txhalxhupwa [fr. Neptultchi tx̧al ''depths of earth'' + x̧upwa ''womb''] is a vast system of fairly deep caverns, tunnels, and underground bodies of water beneath southern [[Pytharnia]]. This regional system links many smaller networks of tunnels and caverns within itself. There are said to be entrances to Txhalxhupwa from many places, including the [[Ithrad Mountains]], the sinkholes in the [[Amosgire Hills]], the [[Dragonneath]] below [[Trevirs]], and the southwestern [[Jaggudorn Mountains]]. The inhabitants of Txhalxhupwa are known to be [[Ithrabbi]] and other | + | Txhalxhupwa [fr. Neptultchi tx̧al ''depths of earth'' + x̧upwa ''womb''] is a vast system of fairly deep caverns, tunnels, and underground bodies of water beneath southern [[Pytharnia]]. This regional system links many smaller networks of tunnels and caverns within itself. There are said to be entrances to Txhalxhupwa from many places, including the [[Ithrad Mountains]], the sinkholes in the [[Amosgire Hills]], the [[Dragonneath]] below [[Trevirs]], and the southwestern [[Jaggudorn Mountains]]. The inhabitants of Txhalxhupwa are known to be [[Ithrabbi]] and other creatures very dangerous to surface humans. For this reason, the depths are rarely entered by humans. |
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Revision as of 03:19, 13 June 2018
Txhalxhupwa [fr. Neptultchi tx̧al depths of earth + x̧upwa womb] is a vast system of fairly deep caverns, tunnels, and underground bodies of water beneath southern Pytharnia. This regional system links many smaller networks of tunnels and caverns within itself. There are said to be entrances to Txhalxhupwa from many places, including the Ithrad Mountains, the sinkholes in the Amosgire Hills, the Dragonneath below Trevirs, and the southwestern Jaggudorn Mountains. The inhabitants of Txhalxhupwa are known to be Ithrabbi and other creatures very dangerous to surface humans. For this reason, the depths are rarely entered by humans.
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