Norelaygia
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Oolai
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Ae-muaal
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Iji-moo
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(Koolayal)
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(Phulgayn)
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(Tsippin)
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Angitarh
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Gin'og bara
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Aoarae
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Ghadnari
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(Koolayal)
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(Phulgayn)
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(Tsippin)
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Uteiay seghama siipin maai kirio-fhela borin (The souls dance together when new life appears.) |
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Norelaygia Data
Angitarh Data
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Norelaygia General Map
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Further Information
The term "Norelaygia" derives from the traditional vocabulary of the Serganyay. It can be translated as "The Land of the Alterables." In fact Norelaygia can be seen as a stronghold of the Phulgay, whose old breeding areas have assumed the shapes of huge amorphous structures. The biggest ones you find in the southern Duu-j'euuow as well as in the south eastern Mnuoon'd'oon. In addition to that the tremendous south eatern marshesare are often being used by the Phulgay to hold their Eternal Meeting. |
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Picture Information
Huge Phulgay mother-structure Click the links for more information on fhe Phulgay and their mother-structures. |