WORLD OF THE WOUND
Follow the Naeril inland. The water moves through a country of cultivated terraces, timber landings and cloud-veiled ridges. Above the ordinary labour of boats and fields, ancient stone keeps watch.
The Naeril winds past timber landings, river shrines and steep terraces. Baisu is a place of boats, market voices and routines interrupted by a sound no one can explain. Higher in the mist, the Daughters of the Tomb keep their watch.
Follow the Naeril inland. The water moves through a country of cultivated terraces, timber landings and cloud-veiled ridges. Above the ordinary labour of boats and fields, ancient stone keeps watch.
The known history of Shoan is not written in a single palace archive. It survives in river customs, the work of artisans and the long vigil of the Daughters of the Tomb. The Tomb of the Green stands high above the valley. The roads that climb towards it connect the daily life of Baisu with older histories that people remember differently.
The Naeril gathers cold water below steep forests and terraced slopes. Baisu clings to the river; farther uphill, paths narrow between woodland, stone and cloud. In the ARPG landscape studies, river shrines, the mist terraces and the upper monastery each have their own light, sound and vegetation.
Boatbuilders, fishers and traders know the river before they know distant crowns. The Grave Daughters follow another rhythm: repairs, watch posts, written names and the care of a place older than their order. Both worlds share the same narrow paths.
Weeping willows, marsh reeds, night lotus and mist grain appear in the regional field notes. Cranes, river birds, frogs, mist moths and mountain cats belong to the documented habitats. The game bestiary also includes the Mist Stalker and Lantern Wisps; these remain clearly marked as game-world designs.
Geography and history follow the approved novel and MYRHA compendium. Game-world concept material remains explicitly marked in linked entries.
Places & zonesA river settlement of wooden houses, bridges, markets and lanterns raised along the Naeril.
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Places & zonesA highland settlement associated with the upper river roads.
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Places & zonesThe main river of the Shoan Highlands.
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Places & zonesSmall places of ritual along the Naeril, marked by bells, lanterns and weathered stone.
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Places & zonesLowland terraces beneath Baisu, where standing water fills stepped fields and old paths vanish between the banks.
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Places & zonesAn old crossing in the highlands, remembered for its connection to ancient conflict and the road through the valley.
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FloraWillows line the wet approaches to Baisu and soften the boundaries between wooden houses and the Naeril.
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FloraA named waterside flower of the Baisu region, tied to the still ponds and slow river margins in the Shoan field notes.
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FloraA highland plant named among the vegetation of the mist terraces, appearing beside farms and cultivated steps.
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FloraBerries named in the Shoan terraces, one of the small plants that distinguish the highland vegetation from the dry south.
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FloraSparse grasses associated with the old battlefield and Bone Bridge, where open ground breaks the wetter valley vegetation.
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FloraCompact conifers of the upper Shoan slopes and monastery grounds, where wind and altitude limit taller growth.
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FaunaCranes inhabit the rivers and monastery approaches of Shoan.
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FaunaSmall moths are noted around Baisu’s damp buildings and lantern-lit river paths.
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FaunaFrogs belong to the waterlogged margins of Baisu; field notes describe their strange silence as part of the landscape mood.
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FaunaLarge river serpents form part of the Naeril and Heartmere animal world; they appear in regional stories as much as in practical river lore.
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FaunaHerons watch the shallows of the Naeril and the banks around shrines and reeds.
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FaunaA mountain cat of the Shoan terraces, listed as a territorial predator in the ARPG bestiary.
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BestiaryWaterlogged undead from the Shoan bestiary, designed for slow, grasping encounters in flooded terrain.
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BestiaryA swift hostile creature of Shoan mist, appearing in the game notes as an ambush predator of poor visibility.
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BestiaryA wandering light in the mist, classified among spirits in the game bestiary.
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BestiaryArmoured remains associated with ancient highland battlefields and the oldest conflicts remembered there.
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BestiaryA low-ranking operative of the Ashen Host in ARPG creature design, marked by secrecy rather than overt military force.
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Myths & culturesDragons persist in stone, names, songs and the rituals of later generations.
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DISCOVER ENTRY ↗Myths & culturesOld traditions speak of black, red, blue and green dragon lineages.
DISCOVER ENTRY ↗Myths & culturesA watchful order associated with the highland tombs.
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DISCOVER ENTRY ↗CharactersA fisherman in Baisu, twenty-six. Since the morning of the Scream, water has frozen beneath his hands.
DISCOVER ENTRY ↗CharactersEdran’s mother. She bakes bread for her neighbours and guards the story of her family.
DISCOVER ENTRY ↗CharactersEdran’s cousin, a boatbuilder, missing for years.
DISCOVER ENTRY ↗CharactersA timber merchant and neighbour of the Veyrs. She says less than she thinks.
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