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012 House of Winds High
One of the treetop dwellings in Kozama'uka, the House of Winds High takes its name from an estate said to exist in the Hanuhanu's traditional homeland. Practitioners of wind magicks live here as part of their unique training, where they learn to glide down from the house's dizzying heights.
One of the treetop dwellings in Kozama'uka, the House of Winds High takes its name from an estate said to exist in the Hanuhanu's traditional homeland. Practitioners of wind magicks live here as part of their unique training, where they learn to glide down from the house's dizzying heights.
013 Cave Kikitola
This enchanting hollow was carved out by the unrelenting deluge of three waterfalls─Xodune, Xo'onu, and Xopik'. In hours of darkness, the profusion of luminous moss within resembles a dazzling night sky, hence the Hanuhanu name meaning “overflowing with many stars.”
This enchanting hollow was carved out by the unrelenting deluge of three waterfalls─Xodune, Xo'onu, and Xopik'. In hours of darkness, the profusion of luminous moss within resembles a dazzling night sky, hence the Hanuhanu name meaning “overflowing with many stars.”
014 Breath Between
Hanuhanu fishermen constructed this landing in the plunge basin of Ku'uxage, driving the piles deep to stand against the fast-flowing current. The mighty falls bear witness to many a furious battle, the fixed fishing poles bending in place as anglers work to land their thrashing catches.
Hanuhanu fishermen constructed this landing in the plunge basin of Ku'uxage, driving the piles deep to stand against the fast-flowing current. The mighty falls bear witness to many a furious battle, the fixed fishing poles bending in place as anglers work to land their thrashing catches.
015 Kozanuakiy
A reed-woven statue of the Hanuhanu deity Kixaihih is ensconced here in this place of worship. The shrine is believed to stand on sacred ground─a “holy dry land” blessed by the sun's rays in the otherwise swampy terrain.
A reed-woven statue of the Hanuhanu deity Kixaihih is ensconced here in this place of worship. The shrine is believed to stand on sacred ground─a “holy dry land” blessed by the sun's rays in the otherwise swampy terrain.
016 Earthenshire
Possessed of a unique architectural style, the Moblins' home village resembles nothing more than a circle of enormous glazed pots. Among them dwell the “potsworn”─contracted artisans who have agreed to practice their trade in exchange for working conditions personally tailored to meet their every need.
Possessed of a unique architectural style, the Moblins' home village resembles nothing more than a circle of enormous glazed pots. Among them dwell the “potsworn”─contracted artisans who have agreed to practice their trade in exchange for working conditions personally tailored to meet their every need.
017 Marsh Ligaka
The sluggish currents of this marsh are fed by the waters of Miyakabek'zoma. Its depths are crowded with aquatic grasses, the vibrant clusters of color said to be the result of fluctuations in temperature and ambient aether.
The sluggish currents of this marsh are fed by the waters of Miyakabek'zoma. Its depths are crowded with aquatic grasses, the vibrant clusters of color said to be the result of fluctuations in temperature and ambient aether.
