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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Coordinates | (3769, -195) |
A dormant volcano with glowing orange veins and vine-choked caldera, serving as a pilgrimage site for the Emberleaf Conclave to perform the Ashing Rite, casting grief into magma vents to create crystals of tempered sorrow used in magic and healing. Purpose: Mount Veyrun is both a pilgrimage site and a grief crucible. The Emberleaf Conclave brings those burdened by unbearable loss here to perform the Ashing Rite — a ritual where grief is cast into the magma vents and, if accepted, leaves behind a crystal of tempered sorrow, later used in magic, healing, or forging. Mystic Mechanism: Each vent corresponds to an emotion. Miscasting grief into the wrong vent causes a resonance backlash — echo storms that twist trees and memories alike. Hook: A new vent has opened at the mountain’s base — one with black flame that burns cold and no known emotional resonance.
Massive caldera above forest canopy, blackened slopes with glowing orange veins, glowing mist exhaled from vents at night, petrified tree pillars around crater rim.