In Aeturnum, every soul dies before it is born. Life is not a beginning, but a return. People are born carrying the weight of a previous death — a complete, forgotten life that occurred in the metaphysical "First Realm."
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Created | 19 days ago |
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Coordinates | (-6693, 1704) |
A spiritual execution site and sap shrine where massive black trees with knotted branches arc like skeletal fingers over silvery mud. Thousands of glowing glass-blown memory spheres hang from the branches, each containing a single unbearable truth. Souls who resist oblivion undergo the Rite of Dissolution here, with grief siphoned into sentient spheres. The Mire-Echoes guard the grove, tending spheres with the ability to hear without remembering. A new blue-glowing sphere speaks with a voice known to someone still alive, signaling a mysterious event. Purpose: Souls who refuse convergence but also resist oblivion are brought here by Mire-Echoes to undergo the Rite of Dissolution — a process where grief is siphoned and placed into spheres. These spheres remain alive — sentient and whispering — waiting for the day they may be reintegrated into the Cycle. Faction Use: The Mire-Echoes consider Gallowroot Grove sacred and lethal. Only those trained to hear without remembering may enter.
Massive black trees with knotted branches arching toward each other like skeletal fingers, roots submerged in silvery mud. Thousands of faintly glowing glass-blown memory spheres hang from the branches, whispering softly. The air is thick with sorrow and quiet reverence, and the ground is slick with silvery sap.