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Jewels of Darterra
Darterra is a moon world where people are born with a lit jewel at their suprasternal, or jugular, notch. The jewel determines the specialty of the person. People are generally segregated into a region based on their jewel color. There are exceptions, such as the Purple jewels, which became the specialty known as Order. Long ago, Purples formed societies and created a code of morals and a set of laws.
Another exception is the Red jewels, which are connected to the spiritual world. The Silvers claim to be masters of portals. They believe they are meant to find portals that allow travel between their moon world of Darterra to Xeata-Lidoffad, the planet it orbits. It is alleged that the first Silver accomplished this but chose not to return. New jewels have emerged in multiple colors. What will this mean for the population? The Golds, masters of travel and discovery, are adamant that multi-colored jewels are bad and that the people must be destroyed.
Jaildarn, the current Gold leader, is determined to see the population diminish before following the Silvers to Xeata-Lidoffad. How did Jaildarn get this way? That's the real story. Told from the perspective of Belp, a Brown, who was once Jaildarn's friend. Approximately 12, 000 words.
Another exception is the Red jewels, which are connected to the spiritual world. The Silvers claim to be masters of portals. They believe they are meant to find portals that allow travel between their moon world of Darterra to Xeata-Lidoffad, the planet it orbits. It is alleged that the first Silver accomplished this but chose not to return. New jewels have emerged in multiple colors. What will this mean for the population? The Golds, masters of travel and discovery, are adamant that multi-colored jewels are bad and that the people must be destroyed.
Jaildarn, the current Gold leader, is determined to see the population diminish before following the Silvers to Xeata-Lidoffad. How did Jaildarn get this way? That's the real story. Told from the perspective of Belp, a Brown, who was once Jaildarn's friend. Approximately 12, 000 words.
Darterra is a moon world where people are born with a lit jewel at their suprasternal, or jugular, notch. The jewel determines the specialty of the person. People are generally segregated into a region based on their jewel color. There are exceptions, such as the Purple jewels, which became the specialty known as Order. Long ago, Purples formed societies and created a code of morals and a set of laws.
Another exception is the Red jewels, which are connected to the spiritual world. The Silvers claim to be masters of portals. They believe they are meant to find portals that allow travel between their moon world of Darterra to Xeata-Lidoffad, the planet it orbits. It is alleged that the first Silver accomplished this but chose not to return. New jewels have emerged in multiple colors. What will this mean for the population? The Golds, masters of travel and discovery, are adamant that multi-colored jewels are bad and that the people must be destroyed.
Jaildarn, the current Gold leader, is determined to see the population diminish before following the Silvers to Xeata-Lidoffad. How did Jaildarn get this way? That's the real story. Told from the perspective of Belp, a Brown, who was once Jaildarn's friend. Approximately 12, 000 words.
Another exception is the Red jewels, which are connected to the spiritual world. The Silvers claim to be masters of portals. They believe they are meant to find portals that allow travel between their moon world of Darterra to Xeata-Lidoffad, the planet it orbits. It is alleged that the first Silver accomplished this but chose not to return. New jewels have emerged in multiple colors. What will this mean for the population? The Golds, masters of travel and discovery, are adamant that multi-colored jewels are bad and that the people must be destroyed.
Jaildarn, the current Gold leader, is determined to see the population diminish before following the Silvers to Xeata-Lidoffad. How did Jaildarn get this way? That's the real story. Told from the perspective of Belp, a Brown, who was once Jaildarn's friend. Approximately 12, 000 words.
