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According to the map of Albez that the Antinium found somewhere, Albez had once been a sprawling city with many buildings and secret passages where lost treasure is likely to be found. When the first people found the Ruins of Albez | According to the map of Albez that the Antinium found somewhere, Albez had once been a sprawling city with many buildings and secret passages where lost treasure is likely to be found. When the first people found the Ruins of Albez, the records indicate that they noticed a dome of glass two hundred feet wide poking out of the ground. They dug down and found magical stone, entire wings of preserved libraries, and magical laboratories. | ||
The landscape at Albez is currently dead soil and dried-up vegetation after the city disappeared into the earth. It is unknown what exactly happened hundreds or even thousands of years ago, but massive mudslides or earthquakes are likely culprits for the demise of Albez. The city had sunk below the earth, becoming covered by time and dirt until some expedition uncovered it. Since then, the ruins were excavated by adventurers and turned into a basin filled with half-buried walls and lovely pitfalls that connected a subterranean landscape with the rest of the world. Sadly, the ruins had shifted within the Earth and once connected passages are now disjoint; or the other way around.<ref name="3.02H">[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/08/08/3-02-h/ Chapter 3.02 H]</ref> | The landscape at Albez is currently dead soil and dried-up vegetation after the city disappeared into the earth. It is unknown what exactly happened hundreds or even thousands of years ago, but massive mudslides or earthquakes are likely culprits for the demise of Albez. The city had sunk below the earth, becoming covered by time and dirt until some expedition uncovered it. Since then, the ruins were excavated by adventurers and turned into a basin filled with half-buried walls and lovely pitfalls that connected a subterranean landscape with the rest of the world. Sadly, the ruins had shifted within the Earth and once connected passages are now disjoint; or the other way around.<ref name="3.02H">[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/08/08/3-02-h/ Chapter 3.02 H]</ref> |