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Encyclopedy: The Land of Withered Leaves

Xatiav

on Sept. 16, 2011

Hello friends,
As the events will be centralized in the Land of Withered Leaves, in other words a part of the planet I barely talked about or shown in the previous chapters, here is a good summary of the whole hierarchy of the land, as well as the main feature to know when it is related to this particular land.

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@Tharisfal: Yeap I'm back! Glad you like it!
Venah indeed own the power of the Universe (which kind of mean the power one could attribute to "God" -even though Venah himself is more than simply a god), his power depends on rules he fixed himself before descending on the Sphere. Whenever he encounter a power with an established rule equal to that of his power, he's power depends only on the way he'll be able to handle the rule. He cannot break rules he established himself!
Worse, he can not break rules that haven't been establised by him and which he don't understand nor know the essence. Leinandra's sight is a perfect exemple. Himself represent reality and equilibrium, a kind of "order within chaos" were Leinandra represents sheer chaos and irreality through phantasmagorias and fantasms. She can force a reality to actually stop existing. Although she doesn't own enough power to destroy him in one blow, the fight wouldn't be a simple fight for our dear Venah.
Without spoiling… There are another reason why he doesn't attack Leinandra's land, it is that even if Leinandra has run out of any control since a long time, she actually helps to protect equilibrium. Plus, he kinda knows Leinandra's previous lover. He was a good acquaintance of Hakka's mother. Last time they met and they got arguing at something, sea was split in half and both sky and earth inverted. They had to settle things with a chess game and despite all her effort in order to manipulate reality, Leinandra lost. You can't beat evident logic and perfect reasoning. Especially when you don't actually see it.
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