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== River Salis == | == River Salis == | ||
| − | The River Salis is the second longest river in the region, and it is one of the most important waterways. It runs from the Akaeian refugee camp of Odeanna in the north to [[Saint Michele]] in the south. | + | The River Salis is the second longest river in the region, and it is one of the most important waterways. It runs from the Akaeian refugee camp of Odeanna in the north to the [[Saint Michele]] estuary in the south. The name ''Salis'' comes from the Akae-Sicinian word for spit, as the old myths held that the Salis was a river of saliva from a sleeping giant. Today the River plays an important part in both Akaeia's and Sicinia's trade, as many of its cities rely upon it as a transport for their food and resources. It was once the border between Akaeia and Sicinia, but became entirely part of Sicinia during the [[Three Day's War]] and the subsequent purchase of the Valley of Dreams. |
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[[Category:Sicinia Salis]] | [[Category:Sicinia Salis]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:24, 21 June 2005
River Salis
The River Salis is the second longest river in the region, and it is one of the most important waterways. It runs from the Akaeian refugee camp of Odeanna in the north to the Saint Michele estuary in the south. The name Salis comes from the Akae-Sicinian word for spit, as the old myths held that the Salis was a river of saliva from a sleeping giant. Today the River plays an important part in both Akaeia's and Sicinia's trade, as many of its cities rely upon it as a transport for their food and resources. It was once the border between Akaeia and Sicinia, but became entirely part of Sicinia during the Three Day's War and the subsequent purchase of the Valley of Dreams.
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