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==tl;dr==
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[[Khelt]] is in danger of falling; the souls that powered their undead workforce, which gave them intelligence beyond any other undead, are inaccessible. Without this workforce, bugs are appearing in the paradise of [[Khelt]] and its people, unused to such, are getting panicked. [[Frieke]] befriends [[Pewerthe Sincleis|Pewerthe]] by shared commiseration on the softness of Kheltians. [[Alked Fellbow]] visits the Nomads of Zair, and the three Gnoll tribes who have been allowed into Khelt, to see how they are acclimating to it. Pewerthe visits [[Colovt]] and finds that the fields are not producing anything, for some reason. [[Fetohep]] falls asleep, and the undead of Khelt stop in the streets. Outside of Khelt, the three [[Jaws of Zeikhal]] that are at the borders rebel and start killing people from surrounding nations; [[Medain]], [[Claiven Earth]], and [[A'ctelios Salash]]. Pewerthe tells all that this is happening because Fetohep was angered by the killing of his citizens. [[Fetohep]] soon wakes up and takes control of the Jaws again. Then came the [[Prophet]].


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