The Lady of the Heavens: Rachel’s Vision and Mocking Dead
Rachel endures a vast vision within the Spirit Hall where countless dead pass before her seeking Richard Darrien. She learns from Nya that the journey may repeat only rarely and that her search must go beyond this world. The next day notes of doubt mix with memory as the dwarfs carry out rites near the Fence of Death.
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Richard Dart
Richard Carrie
Richard
Richard Darrien
Chaka
Dingaan
Rachel
Nya
Nate
Nole
Inkosazana
Ife
Seyapl
Mrothers
Thubesi
Rache
Malden
Eddo
Nose
Zoola
Fiream
Tension at the Fence Yielding To Fearful Departures
Descriptions of political victims sent to the Fence by Eedo to escape the Red Death creak through this segment. Adherent of Nya the Mother of Trees face grave rites and limited offerings as their fate is sealed, while priest-mates cluster behind the Wall and practice a curious market sans burials. Deaf-mute guardians dwell in huts near the sacred Tree, mixing charity with theft and jealousy that can turn deadly.
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Eedo
Nya
Edda
Rachel
Passengers From Disabled Steamer Providence Arrive at New Haven
The 900 passengers from the Providence of the Fall River Line, rescued after the vessel was disabled off Newport, passed New Haven en route to New York. The majority were school teachers and pupils bound for Washington on an excursion.
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New Haven
Providence
Fall River
Newport
New York
Washington
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