The House of the Stairway and Zu-Wendi Dynasty
Allan Quatermaid narrates the vast palace built into red granite cliffs of Milesis. A colossal staircase, 125 steps per flight and 65 feet between balustrades, arches over a waterway, completed after a legend of failure and dream guidance. Architect Rademas becomes king, founding Zu-Wendi and leaving a statue of dreamer and queen in the palace hall.
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Zu-Wendi Dynasty
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Poetic tribute to Milesis city in storm and sun
The passage portrays Milesis as a city shaped by patient generations on a mountain side. It contrasts the sunlit scene with a stormy imperial brow, likening Milesis to a supernatural dwelling or a poet's invention rather than a mere city.
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Warren Street
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Gener
Mall
Bess
Weerx
The Voyage to Zu Vendis Palace Steps and Sacrifice
The party lands at a grand staircase and reaches a vast Zu-Vendis palace. They observe royalty and priests, witness the sun worship, and learn a planned sacrificial outcome tied to their later actions and a rescue by the woman Nyleptha.
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