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Panthea

Mirrored from K. A. Jones Writing.

Sterling is the fifth world to evolve around Kniroch. It is, like the others, a world of magic, and visited often by Knirochians, because it is one of the easier worlds to travel around.

Mirrored from K. A. Jones Writing.

Oracle was the fourth world to evolve around Kniroch. It is home to several races with magical abilities, the best known being a race of artist magicians who create magical paintings and other items. They often sell their creations to the Knirochians who visit Oracle, knowing that they will be sold on to merchants, who will then in turn sell the ( Read more... )

Edge was the third world to evolve around Kniroch. It appears that there is no surface to Edge, but instead in a world of clouds and magic, with towns that float above them. None of the towns is connected to another, but can be visited using the sky trams, which travel from one town to another. The magic of this world isn’t known to many outside it ( Read more... )

Pendragon was the second world to evolve around Kniroch. It’s a water world, where people live both under and over water. Those who live underwater live in a series of bubble towns: some are connected by underwater bubble paths, while others can only be travelled to overwater. Everyone who lives overwater spends almost all their time on what is ( Read more... )

Labyrinth was the first world to evolve around Kniroch. No one knows what the surface is like, because the three races that live here all live underground and have very little interest in exploring the overworld, as they believe they have all they need already. It is the home of users of crystal magic, which is slightly different to the fae’s stone ( Read more... )

It was late when Panthea arrived back on Kniroch, well past the time the moon set, and she was tired, but there were still things she needed to do. Yawning, she switched her bag to the other shoulder. Nothing in it was particularly heavy, thankfully, just uncomfortable if it settled wrongly, as it had done during the journey back from Labyrinth. ( Read more... )