GUARDIANS · THE SYSTEM
❧ The Zone
the fall, the Nine, Gaia's decree — and the long road back
Regions, factions, and history — every entry player-safe.
The Game Guardian's secrets stay theirs.
Chapter I
It was the pinnacle of Human civilization on Terra. Shining grey-silver cities dotted the land as if it were a huge mushroom. We cared for no one but ourselves, and nothing besides us interested us. For us, the Earth and all its treasures were just resources to be harvested for our pleasure. In our own eyes, we were invincible… In our own eyes, we were gods…
Chapter II
And then they came… They came from beyond our sun… an alien race, or so we thought. An alien race bent on conquering and pillaging… bent on our destruction and demise.
We fought them! We fought them with all our might. And we lost… Our weapons did not penetrate their shields and armor. Our armor and shields seemed no more than air for their weapons. They hurled bolts of pure energy. They controlled beasts that spat acid and bile. They were protected by invisible barriers, protected by magic.
But we fought onward, relentless. We fought when our dead were raised and fought us. We fought with weapons forged from steel against armor forged from darkness. We fought with fists against acid and venom. We fought with the fury and might of heroes. We fought not for our survival, but for that of all of Terra combined. We fought, and we lost…
Bit by bit, they took more and more of our land. Bit by bit, they took more and more of us. After 10 long years, they controlled most of the old Earth. And we, who once were the proud rulers of Earth… of Terra… We cowered in fear, hiding from them… the Eversor.
Chapter III
It was the time of the spring equinox, the tenth to the year of their arrival. The remains of our scattered forces stood in what they thought would be their last stand. The legions of the Eversor arrived as was expected, disfigured and horrid. With a mixture of alien beasts and weapons at their disposal, they marched relentlessly but with deliberate slowness; their sight alone struck fear in the hearts of the defenders, yet they stood firm. They marched toward what remained of our armies, toward our last defenders. The thundering sound of gunfire was heard as volley after volley was released at the invaders, only to be scattered harmlessly around them. The defenders readied makeshift close-combat weapons and prepared for their inevitable deaths. But for some reason, their feeling was not of impending doom; something else was in the air. It was as if something had changed. The land itself felt awake, and for some reason, hope seemed to envelop them in a thick blanket. For some reason, they felt invigorated.
And so came forth the Nine… From the shadows of the surrounding forest came forward nine humans. They wore no visible armor, only robes. They had no weapons, only uncut wooden walking staffs. Their faces seemed both old and young—a contradiction, an impossibility—but there they were. They seemed to walk slowly, yet in the blink of an eye, they stood between the defenders and the advancing hordes of the Eversor.
The aliens hurled bolts of energy at the intruders, but they didn't flinch. As the bolts approached, they exploded in midair, hitting an invisible barrier—a magic barrier, magic that humans didn't have before. The leader of the Nine turned his head toward the human defenders. He smiled at them, and his smile filled them with both warmth and hope, making them feel like children whose mother had just come back to protect them. He then turned his attention back toward the approaching Eversor invaders. His smile turned into scorn, and his hands were raised in the air… For a moment, his hands seemed to be teeming with energy… and the air itself was stirring with power. When the leader of the Nine lowered his hands back, his form seemed to be bent. It seemed that he was exhausted… spent. He then lowered himself to one knee while using his staff as leverage, but he was smiling—a big, grinning, large smile—and the Eversor seemed to flinch.
At that moment, the other members pointed their staffs toward the Eversor army, hurtling bolts of power, lightning, and magic toward the unsuspecting invaders. The bolts ignored armor, shattering invisible shields as they exploded time and time again amid the midst of the Eversor army. Confused and hurt, the Eversor charged forward. The leader of the Nine rose to his feet. He was still smiling, and the air around him burst with activity. From the forest, from the earth, from the air… the beasts of Terra came out to attack the invaders' army. These were not animals that charged; it was the Gaian beasts—different in size, stronger, faster, and armed with claws that were charged with lightning, and teeth that shone like steel. The Eversor forces were decimated in minutes. Those that survived fled to the four winds, back into the safety of their occupied lands.
Chapter IV
The leader of the Nine turned toward the Defenders of Terra and spoke. His voice was soft and soothing, yet laced with power. His words were heard; his message, undeniable.
"Hear me out, all, and help spread this message onward for others to know… Gaia has awoken. The ancient power of the Guardian has been released back to the world. Once again, as was before, magic has been restored. But more importantly, you are no longer alone…"
"I have a message for you from our mother… from Gaia."
He bowed in respect, and a glowing visage of a beautiful woman appeared — her features ever-shifting, soothing, motherly. When she spoke, it was as if the wind spoke. When her hair moved, it was a thousand rainbows.
"Children… I have studied the invaders, these… Eversors. I have given you the power to beat them! I have awakened your Guardians. I have restored magic. But it is not enough."
"In order for you to win, in order for you to find your purpose… in order for you to reach toward the stars and free them back… You must learn how to meld Magic with Science."
"Only then will you get the edge over our enemies; only then will the stars be in your reach."
Light blazed from her clasped hands — then she was gone, and only the Nine remained.
The leader spoke again: "Know this: the Eversor have almost no knowledge of science. What you see as technology, they perceive as magic. In ancient times, humans had possessed the power to wield magic. But we didn't understand the world around us… We could create explosions, but we didn't understand the mechanics behind them. You must understand that the 'why' is more important than the 'how'… If we can understand how things work, then magic can be so much more powerful. That is why Gaia took the magic away… so we could learn, so we could understand… so you could be prepared. Now magic has returned, and we understand better. Go forth, my brethren, and win Terra back…"
Chapter V
And the world moved on… And as it did, everything changed…
257 years have passed since the Eversor invaded Terra. They still hold control over a fifth of the Earth. 247 years have passed since Gaia restored magic to Terra.
The long years of Eversor onslaught had left their mark on Terra. Cities have crumbled under their feet, leaving only wreckage in their wake. The borders were erased, and nations and religions were lost and forgotten.
Out of the ruins of the old world, three new super nations had risen, battling both the Eversor and sometimes each other.
Only 5 percent of the human population survived. 1 of every 1000 humans has developed a magical aptitude of various skills and strengths. These people are known as the Guardians. After the rise of the Guardians came the rise of the Orders. The Orders' primary goal is the liberation of Terra and the destruction of the Eversor. There are many Orders spread throughout Terra. They offer both sanctuary and knowledge.
And the world kept moving forward…
92 places, charted player-safe — bound in one book.
Sacred Battlefield / Grove · Border near Killi’s Town
Open green field between city and dead zone; now home to a growing World Tree sapling.
Sources: Battle of the Tree
lodging · Killi's Town
Simple, clean rooms pressed into service for a covert departure.
Sources: When Time Breaks / Awakening
bar · Killi’s Town
Sam’s not-quite-guild bar where plans, petitions, and plots ferment.
Sources: When Time Breaks / Fire, Ice, and other vegetables…
site · Killi's Town
A shadowed shed where tarps hide better rides.
Sources: When Time Breaks / Awakening
site · Killi’s Town
Stage for the rescue and a whisper-soft sleep weave.
Sources: When Time Breaks / Just Jane
site · Castilian Main Palace
A quiet chamber with just enough space to cast a wall—and open a door to elsewhere.
Sources: When Time Breaks / Fire, Ice, and other vegetables…
facility · Castilian Main Palace
Where quests begin with engines and anxious parents.
Sources: When Time Breaks / The plot thickens
archive · Castilian Main Castle
Source of the first Atlantean plaque; provenance under investigation by the old chief librarian.
Sources: Love and War
site · Castilian Main Palace
Spacious rooms, large baths, and staff who make problems vanish.
Sources: When Time Breaks / House Castilians
facility · Across Castilian Holdings
A private transit lattice linking chateaus to the main palace.
Sources: When Time Breaks / House Castilians
palace · Castilian Capital
The heart of Castilian power where court, kin, and quiet intrigues converge.
Sources: When Time Breaks / House Castilians
natural cavern oasis · Castilian Oasis Mansion
open tactical terrace · Castilian Oasis Mansion
hall · Castilian Main Palace
The long table of cheers, songs, and too many toasts.
Sources: When Time Breaks / Fire, Ice, and other vegetables…
estate · Castilian Territory
Stately estates dotted across Castilian lands, each a feeder to the royal network.
Sources: When Time Breaks / House Castilians
border-town · Free Zone (Castilian–Toreador dead zone)
A sleepy frontier hub with one big inn and bigger stories.
Sources: When Time Breaks / Just Jane
garage · Castilian Oasis Mansion
Lower-level bay housing desert buggies, spares, and quick-launch ramp.
Sources: All is fair in War…
laboratory · Castilian Oasis Mansion
Joint technomancy/steampunk lab for Theodor and Caiden.
Sources: All is fair in Love…
amenity · Castilian Oasis Mansion
Infinity pool overlooking white and yellow desert seas; frequent staging point for rooftop surveillance.
Sources: All is fair in Love…
lab · Castilian Oasis Mansion
Used to open Atlantean plaque (folded techno-grimoire).
Sources: Love and War
sub-location · Castilian Oasis Mansion
Meridian shields Thea/Verity here; Jane intercepts light demons; ‘Defense Pattern Echo’ live-tested.
Sources: All is fair in Love… / War… (prior), reinforced in Love and War
site · Castilian Main Palace
Dark oak, ironwood chairs, and battle tapestries—decisions are carved here.
Sources: When Time Breaks / House Castilians
Sanctum · Akron
Personal sanctum layered with stronger-than-tower anti-teleport wards; admits Adrian’s signature only.
Sources: The Seed
site · Akron Metro
Leaf-speckled cobbles and laughter; the city’s pulse between crises.
Sources: More Time — Alysa & Gillian stroll
urban-commercial-district · Akron
The commercial heart of Akron: a dense district of markets and shops.
Sources: Relocated from items.json per reconciliation ruling.
commercial storage · City of Akron
Five additional Atlantean plaques reportedly stored here; Jane plans ‘shopping’ raid.
Sources: Love and War
apartment · City of Akron
Escape trigger phrase: “Omnia est tutum.” Host to Alysa, Gillian, Kriss during shadow-zombie assault.
Sources: Love and War
venue · City of Akron
Doubles as soft intel/social hub.
Sources: Love and War
venue · City of Akron
Where Alysa and the boys escalate flirtation; empty hall scene.
Sources: Love and War
safehouse · Desert Rim, south of Akron
Secluded family retreat at the mountain’s shadow on the desert’s edge; appears like a luxe resort but is a hardened research redoubt.
Sources: A plan? / All is fair in Love… / All is fair in War…
site · Akron Metro
A white-and-gold spire that twines skyward; HQ of the Order of Dawn.
Sources: More Time — extraction landing & briefings
hall/governance · Akron
Oak-doored chamber patrolled by white-gold guards; venue for internal deliberations.
Sources: Betrayal – Confrontation with Melfurion
encounter-site · Deep Desert (mineral seam)
Rounded hill bored by poachers; scaffolds and an anti-sandworm biofield fence protect a larval harvesting pit.
Sources: All is fair in War…
safehouse · Desert rim, under the shadow of a mountain
Sources: A plan?
facility/containment · Akron
White, symbol-etched rooms beneath the tower.
Sources: Betrayal – Interrogations
site · Free Zone (Eversor-adjacent)
A nameless roadside pull-off where the night looks back.
Sources: When Time Breaks / The plot thickens
region · Eversor Territories
Teleporting is blocked; only short, line-of-sight folds work. Magic use pings hunters—survive by stealth.
Sources: Incursion
Mythic Interior · Deep Eversor Territories
An inside-out spherical chamber woven from living roots and oceanic light.
Sources: The Seed
stronghold · Snowbound peaks overlooking Eversor lands
A pale mansion shrouded in mist and snow, its roof a launchpad for strike portals.
Sources: Incursion
facility · Deep Eversor Territory
A hollowed hill hides a 200-foot silo: vehicle slots, four slab 'tables', conduit grids, and a humming veil keystone.
Sources: Incursion
retreat · Mountain/Desert border
Sits on sandworm-reachable sands; mountain face itself is too rocky for worms.
town/perimeter · Borderlands
Frontier town edge with abandoned heavy artillery emplacements overlooking the wilds.
Sources: Lies and Truths – Mylo & Melfurion Walk
site · Twilight Grove
An ancient stone arch that becomes polished marble when truth is granted.
Sources: When Time Breaks / On Sons and Daughters
court · Twilight Grove
A flower-ringed throne beneath entwined oaks, where petitions are petals and decrees are thorns.
Sources: When Time Breaks / On Sons and Daughters
region · Fae Realm
A lush, shimmering woodland where light plays tricks and laws play straighter.
Sources: When Time Breaks / On Sons and Daughters
room · Tower of Dawn
Order of Dawn uniform & amulet issued here; training orders set (10:00 a.m.).
Sources: Love and War
training-space · Tower of Dawn
Alysa trains here under Petra & Cedric; cover story remains ‘fencing.’
Sources: New flame
sub-location · Tower of Dawn
Used for low-profile protection; Adrian explicitly asks for morale-first care for Alysa.
Sources: Love and War
portal-site · Mountain Aerie Mansion
Where the wool-coated lord opens rifts and sends his hunters through.
Sources: Hints of Betrayal
sanctum/observatory · Far North
Remote Order stronghold and research site.
Sources: Lies and Truths – Briefing
site · Champion of the Goddess
Abandoned swamp village ~20 miles from the Order of Cassandra; origin of the child-abductions. Absent from locations.json.
Sources: Champion of the Goddess / Swamp Thing
site · Champion of the Goddess
AUTHOR: canonical spelling is 'ALOPOLIS' (a lost metropolis); both manuscript forms (Alopoloice/Aloplois) are errors to fix. Uncatalogued location.
Sources: Champion of the Goddess / On Prince and Princess
site · Champion of the Goddess
The city of Atlantis itself, held in a time-sealed pocket dimension and restorable. Major uncatalogued location (the source of all Atlantean tech/plaques).
Sources: Champion of the Goddess / Atlantis?
site · Champion of the Goddess
Cassandra's sealed pocket-dimension study. Not in locations.json. Proposed: 'Cassandra's Pocket-Dimension Study — a shifting white void hosting a hundred-foot translucent disk of furniture'. No stats.
Sources: Champion of the Goddess / The order of Cassandra
site · Champion of the Goddess
War-council seat under the World Tree (living stone table + root-grown chairs). Distinct from the Order-of-Dawn council chamber. Absent/uncertain in locations.json.
Sources: Champion of the Goddess / Essence
site · Champion of the Goddess
The Devon family mansion (author: canonical 'Devon', not 'Davon'). House Devon = Della Devon's house; Baron Jacob Devon of Akron is Della's father. Site of an assassin attack. Uncatalogued location.
Sources: Champion of the Goddess / Expected surprises
site · Champion of the Goddess
Resolves the Part-One MISSING flag with firm placement: Mons Deae is the ceremonial hill at Akron's heart (the World Tree / Council-of-the-Tree site, above the merchant quarter). Still uncatalogued as a location.
Sources: Champion of the Goddess / Mirrors, Mirrors on the walls, Champion of the Goddess / On Top of Mons Deae
site · Champion of the Goddess
Muriel's command tent: a pocket-dimension interior 500 ft from the World Tree. Absent from locations.json.
Sources: Champion of the Goddess / Endings and Beginnings
site · Champion of the Goddess
An entire new Eastern-Kingdom Order: sakura gardens, a ~200-ft hexagonal hanfu-styled hall over an ancient temple. Absent from locations.json.
Sources: Champion of the Goddess / The gardens of Lishan Laomu
site · Champion of the Goddess
Named factions with no location/faction record: Order of the Silent Lake (+ its Killis tower), Order of the Dancing Sword, House Daravega, United Americas Federations.
Sources: Champion of the Goddess / Essence / Endings and Beginnings
site · Champion of the Goddess
The glades: a fertile island at the swamp's centre where the hags camp. Absent from locations.json.
Sources: Champion of the Goddess / Swamp Thing
site · Champion of the Goddess
House Toreador: dark-grey armor (silver+red), Silver Bull crest, an Akron mansion, and the seat Castle Toros. Resolves the Part-One 'Castilian-Toreador dead zone' reference that had no standalone entry.
Sources: Champion of the Goddess / The Toreador's
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
The Antarctica Asterian base (= the 'second Asterian base' / ice base): a research+war base built DELIBERATELY beneath ~400ft of Antarctic ice to hide/study an ancient living TREE found there (NOT a World Tree; actively blocks temporal scrying). Built early in the war; overrun by the Eversors' advance. Uncatalogued. The Eversors used the Tree to build something stored here; an under-ice river to the ocean implies submarine transport. Gaia revealed the Tree to the Asterians.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Mushroom's and Forts
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
Tower of Dawn 'Archivist floors': two data-storage/analysis floors (offices, techno-magical storage, server rooms) run by 'the Archivist' (a senior role). Uncatalogued location + role.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Secret Weapon
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
AshPort: a House Deravega port-city on the Atlantic (twin naval bases, two dreadnought-class battleships); the target of the imminent Eversor attack (the North Atlantic anomaly). Uncatalogued location.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / The Crazy Lady
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
Asterian city (CANON spelling): an underground ancient city in the deep desert; a quest objective. Protected by the water spirit MERA. Uncatalogued location.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Sliver...
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
An Asterian BASE buried in the ice (exact location/depth/specs revealed by the Goddess); ties to the North Atlantic command spike. NOTE: distinct from the earlier 'underground Asterian city in the deep desert' (ch.4) — possibly two Asterian sites; flag for author. [ch.17: called the 'second Asterian base' — a ~400ft ice dome — distinct from Merivale, the underground Asterian city.] [ch.18: located in ANTARCTICA; see MISSING-antarctica-asterian-base — same site.]
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Traitors
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
Castle Torros: seat of House Toreador (Prince Armond's family; the Queen Mother resides there). Spelling drift Torros/Torador/Toreador — flag. Uncatalogued.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Chaos and Mayhem
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
Celestial Fortress: a Sunder-Realm/Celestial stronghold under construction at the Emissary-Tree base (beside a dimensional vortex). Uncatalogued location.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Jane and the Commandos (opening)
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
Cordis-Helios: the Republic's capital city (home of the Luna Axios Royal Military Academy). Uncatalogued — the Republic capital's name.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Chaos and Mayhem
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
Fort Orgus: the captured former-Eversor base being rebuilt around the Envoy/Emissary World Tree (grove + human settlement + fortress). Uncatalogued location name. AUTHOR: canonical 'Fort Orgus' (fix ms. 'Fort Orgus', ch.10).
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Into the fray
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
Two more Eversor strongholds (with Orton Vale) targeted for specific intel: Gatun Floating Fort/Lake and Laozhuang Sky Fortress. Uncatalogued locations.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Into the fray
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
Luna Axios Royal Military Academy: the Republic's officer-training military academy at Cordis-Helios. Uncatalogued.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Chaos and Mayhem
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
Merivale: the underground Asterian city — a cave-city under an Emissary World Tree beside a lake, centered on a semi-sentient Asterian fort 'from the time of wonders'. This IS the 'underground Asterian city' flagged in ch.4 (now accessed; the analysts and the Asterian cache are here). Distinct from the 'second Asterian base' (the ice dome). Uncatalogued. [Its fort is named VALEHOPE (avatar Dexio).]
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / The Maytriom
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
Nan Mountain: origin point of the 25k ancient army in Pacifica's southeast. Uncatalogued location.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Traitors
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
NMD Prison: a splinter/null-magic dimension prison (grey cube in shadowless white void, floating-road entry, Order-of-Dawn guards). Magic fails inside, which breaks the Eversor control spell. Scaled-up cousin of Book-2's Tower-of-Dawn Anti-Magic Cells. Uncatalogued.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Sliver...
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
Orton Vale Fort: an Eversor prison fort deep in their territory; holds the REAL Arturo (an imposter, ring-masked, replaced him at the front). Uncatalogued location.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Father Brother Sister
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
The Pacifica royal sanctum: a hallowed marble hall (oriental dragon carvings with gem eyes, stone garden, twin steel doors), royal-family-only, ancient-warded. Uncatalogued location (tied to the 'forbidden city').
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / A tangled web
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
The Planner Bazaar (of Legends): a neutral inter-realm sanctuary/market Aurora is restoring at the Envoy World Tree, with a council seating ALL realms (Nine Hells, Eversors, demonic, etc.). The 'Vortex Bazaar' portal is its gateway. AUTHOR: canonical spelling 'Planner Bazaar' (fix Bazaar/Bazaar/Bazaar/Bazaar). Uncatalogued.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Pacts and frying pane
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
Pogiratus: Galgolin's realm — a Realm of the Mind AND Chaos where everything is sentient and lethal to those who don't belong (flesh-cutting crystal grass, incinerating winds, fire/ice rivers, sharp crystal boulders). Uncatalogued realm.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / The mind's eye
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
The Primus realms: Sollis's demonic domain. Uncatalogued realm.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Pacts and frying pane
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
Two Deravega army/naval bases guarding AshPort on the Roaring Bay: RAZORWIND (Razorwing) base (north shore; commander is Prince Oriyon's ally — suspect) and TULIPHILL base (south shore, by a tulip hill; Leo-loyal). Each has a port/docks, small attack fleet, troops. ANTI-MISSILE MOBILE DEFENSE PLATFORMS (sourced from 'the Americas') are stationed 2 each at Razorwind, Tuliphill, and AshPort. Suspected focus of Oriyon's next move. Uncatalogued.
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / If at first, you don't succeed...
site · Jane and the Commandos (Book 3)
Vortex Bazaar: a huge Celestial-built portal/marketplace structure at Fort Orgus (white marble base, great arc). Uncatalogued location. [Canonical 'Bazaar' spelling per author; the Vortex Bazaar portal is the Planner Bazaar's gateway.]
Sources: Jane and the Commandos (Book 3) / Into the fray
site · The Breaking of Ben (Book-3 side-arc / Book-4 prep)
The ancient NUCLEAR SILO complex (old-Earth, pre-magic): a vast underground facility (blast doors, large spaces, living areas) outside Akron, holding a 'strange energy' the Dark Drakes relish. The Eversors had accessed/used it (part of their old-nuke salvage) until Jane secured it; now the Dark Drakes' home + Order of the Void base, under Akron. Ties directly to the nuke-threat main plot (the race to secure old silos). Uncatalogued location.
Sources: The Breaking of Ben (Book-3 side-arc / Book-4 prep) / Part 9
site · Just Jane (Book 3 add-on)
Poribor: a city (regional rival to Akron) that claims Lotem's farmland. Forces wear grey/blue uniforms and carry signature Poribor blue-steel halberds + double-barrel handguns. People: Baron HENRY (of Poribor), his son the young Baron STEVEN, assistant ORLON, and the Order arbiter-mage ALISTER/ALISTAR (Adrian's old friend). Uncatalogued location/faction.
Sources: Just Jane (Book 3 add-on) / Lotem
site · The Breaking of Sierra (Book-3 side-arc)
A sealed Atlantian-held base inside Eversor territory: 7+ fifty-foot domes + one 200-foot dome that EMERGED when magic returned (the Eversors didn't know what lay within; Thea's Atlantians took and sealed it from Eversor scrying). Holds 'opportunity' — the masterless Dark Drakes + the ritual site. Uncatalogued location.
Sources: The Breaking of Sierra (Book-3 side-arc) / Part 3
Order Seat / Suspicious · Unknown region
club · Unknown region
Eversor Command · Unknown region
Source of ‘Execute’ command; coordinates traps and border domes.
Sanctum / Border Anchor · Unknown region
apartment · Unknown region
War Theater · Unknown region
megacavern ecosystem + ancient city · Unknown region
fortress_tower · Unknown region
Gaian beasts, Eversor horrors, and everything the Nine woke up — statted and summonable.
Open ►Air-blessed bullets, order-forged arms — every item the tales have surfaced, catalogued.
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