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A legend originating from [[Avalon]], particularly in the south-eastern region of the continent. It prophesied a handful of doorways to a parallel universe that may open in the very fabric of reality. The mechanism in which a doorway may open and ultimately close is said to be controlled by small axolotl-like being trapped in a crystalline cube whom little is known of outside of written tales. Finding such a crystalline cube is seen as a bad omen.
A legend originating from [[Avalon]], particularly in the south-eastern region of the continent. It prophesied a handful of doorways to a parallel universe that may open in the very fabric of reality. The mechanism in which a doorway may open and ultimately close is said to be controlled by a small axolotl-like being trapped in a fist-sized crystalline cube whom little is known of outside of written tales aside from its given name: the '''Nexus'''. Finding such a crystalline cube is seen as a bad omen.


==Origin==
==Origin==
The legend is spread primarily through religious texts and word of mouth. In the past, there have been accounts of those who are tasked to protect the crystalline cubes, named '''Nexus'''. But in more recent times, there is no evidence of the existence of this cube. Furthermore, it is said the opening of magical doorways is made possible by the existence of the parallel universe which will be moving close enough to this universe such that its very fabrics will converge and intersect. In those intersections, it will be possible for one to essentially hop onto the other universe without adverse effects. [[Shimmering Veil]] documents describe the parallel universe as a, 'vile place that mirrors our existence'. However, members of the [[Luminarium]] describe it more as a, 'complicated relationship with subtle differences neither good nor bad.'
The legend is spread primarily through religious texts and word of mouth. In the past, there have been accounts of those who are tasked to protect the Nexus. But in more recent times, there is no evidence of the existence of this cube. Furthermore, it is said the opening of magical doorways is made possible by the existence of the parallel universe which will be moving close enough to this universe such that its very fabrics will converge and intersect. In those intersections, it will be possible for one to essentially hop onto the other universe without adverse effects. [[Shimmering Veil]] documents describe the parallel universe as a, 'vile place that mirrors our existence'. However, members of the [[Luminarium]] describe it more as a, 'complicated relationship with subtle differences neither good nor bad.'


[[Category:Legends]]
[[Category:Legends]]

Latest revision as of 09:16, 18 September 2024

A legend originating from Avalon, particularly in the south-eastern region of the continent. It prophesied a handful of doorways to a parallel universe that may open in the very fabric of reality. The mechanism in which a doorway may open and ultimately close is said to be controlled by a small axolotl-like being trapped in a fist-sized crystalline cube whom little is known of outside of written tales aside from its given name: the Nexus. Finding such a crystalline cube is seen as a bad omen.

Origin

The legend is spread primarily through religious texts and word of mouth. In the past, there have been accounts of those who are tasked to protect the Nexus. But in more recent times, there is no evidence of the existence of this cube. Furthermore, it is said the opening of magical doorways is made possible by the existence of the parallel universe which will be moving close enough to this universe such that its very fabrics will converge and intersect. In those intersections, it will be possible for one to essentially hop onto the other universe without adverse effects. Shimmering Veil documents describe the parallel universe as a, 'vile place that mirrors our existence'. However, members of the Luminarium describe it more as a, 'complicated relationship with subtle differences neither good nor bad.'