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*Translations at the bottom* Aayana strode toward the gangplank that had been lowered to the dock and descended. When her feet touched the wood of the dock, Aayana instantly felt the eyes of people on the wharf upon her. She ignored them as best she could. First objective was locating the crystal shop. Aayana's path led her onto the rickety wooden byways of Berwarna. Rivers broke through the town. Buildings and walkways had to be built on stilts so pedestrians could traverse the town. Some people in canoes navigated the canals and rivers below the wooden walkways. Bamboo and other green foliage rose from the watery depths. From the branches

"Miss Kiume?" She turned to see that only Kemnebi stood beside the doorway. The other man had slipped out without her noticing. "Miss Kiume, the man said that your grandfather – they cleaned up his wounds to the best of their abilities. Please, do not distress yourself by looking beneath the shroud." Returning her attention to the table, she said, "Thank you for your help today, Mr. Sadiki. You may take your leave now." Aayana did not hear him move, so she was unsure if he had left. "Miss Kiume." He had not. Closing her eyes and feeling her fists clench and her nails bite into her skin, Aayana said, "I would like to be alone now, Mr.

A Great Man The streets were busy as they always are in the early mornings of port towns. Wagons and feet rattled or clipped against the cobbled roads while merchants called out their wares. The sun beat down on the bustling town and the sky was a magnificent blue. Strange white, flying creatures soared overhead and made calls much like a seagulls. It seemed like the flying, featherless beasts were laughing at the swirling mass of people below them. The mass of alien life bumped into each other as they milled about. Some when they bumped another did it accidentally while some did it intentionally - fingering a watch or a bracelet. Wealthy i