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12 Days Sikkim and Darjeeling Tour With Trinetra

North East India is full of attractive tourist destinations, of which the twin sisters- Sikkim and Darjeeling are prominent, located amidst the Himalayan mountains. The panoramic views and picturesque valleys of these hilly areas along with the eternal weather make them the favorite tourist destinations in India. There are many hard-to-miss destinations in these places including Buddhist monasteries, colonial-era architecture, trekking trails, snow-clad peaks, glaciers and glacier lakes, and tea plantations of Darjeeling that can’t be left out while planning a tour. Not only Indians, but many foreign travelers who are nature lovers also can’t bear to miss the Himalayan Darjeeling and Sikkim Tour.

The tour to the Himalayan Splendor of Sikkim and Darjeeling in just 12 days is one of the best holiday tour packages available with us at Trinetra Tours, the Top Reputed tour company in India. Whoever purchases it will get a chance to visit Delhi, Bagdogra, Darjeeling, Pemyangste, Martham, Rumtek, and Gangtok.

The major highlights of our 12 days Sikkim and Darjeeling Tour package are:

A guided tour of Old and New Delhi and a cycle rickshaw ride to allow visitors to learn and explore the culture and historical heritage of India.

Visit mesmerizing places in Darjeeling including Tiger Hill, Ghum monastery, iconic tea plantations, Pagoda Place, Batasia loop, and not forget a toy train ride.

Journey to Pemyangste with stoppages at small villages and mystical monasteries of Sikkim

Natural walks in Martham and a one-day excursion in Rumtek and Gangtok.

To enquire about this package cost, please feel free to contact Trinetra Tours! Thank you for providing us the opportunity to serve people who love to travel with our customized and Best Darjeeling and Sikkim Holiday Tour Packages.

Itinerary

Arrival/ Delhi

Welcome to India! Our representatives will meet and assist you upon your arrival and escort you to your car. While your stay is being organized, our representative would introduce the tour to you and hand over the documents that are required during the tour. After Checking in and resting and relaxing at the hotel, you will proceed to our guided tour of New Delhi. Next, you will cross the city into the walled gates of Old Delhi for its guided tour.

Delhi/ Bagdogra and Bagdogra/Kurseong

After having breakfast, you will get to the airport to board a flight for Bagdogra. Upon arrival at Bagdogra, you will have a leisurely 40 km drive to Kurseong and Cochrane through scenic Pankhabari Road- along this way you will get to see beautiful tea estates. You will have a stay at Cochrane hotel so the rest of your time is at leisure.

Kurseong

Next morning, you will visit famous tea estates like Castleton Tea Estate and have local sightseeing in Kurseong to places like Eagle’s Craig, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Museum, Bhagzang Salamandar Lake, Kettle Valley, and Ambotia’s Shiv Mandir as per your choice and time availability.

Kurseong/ Darjeeling

As per the availability of seats and the operation of the toy train, a ride from Kurseong to Darjeeling would be booked in advance. Upon arrival at Darjeeling, you can take a rest in your hotel.

Darjeeling

Early morning you will be taken to Tiger Hill and Ghum Monastery. Following breakfast, you can go for an exquisite toy train ride from Ghoom to Darjeeling. Later, you can proceed on a city tour of Darjeeling.

Darjeeling/ Pemyangtse

The next day, after breakfast you will have a car ride of 100 km to Pemyangtse which is one of the most incredible and beautiful journeys worldwide. You will have an overnight stay at your Hotel.

Pemyangtse

Morning, you will visit Rabdantse Ruins, and later in the evening, you would visit the peaceful and tranquil Kanchenjunga Falls, Khechipalri Lake, Pemyangtse Monastery, and Rambi Falls.

Pemyangtse/ Martham

Next morning you will have a spectacular journey to Martham, mostly downhill on undulating roads and attractive Sikkim villages. Upon arrival at Martham, you can check in at your hotel. The evening is for leisure to visit old neighboring villages or go for nature walks.

Martham/Gangtok/Martham

After breakfast, you can visit Gangtok for a day excursion to see Tashi and Ganesh Talk Viewpoint, Do Drul Chorten (Stupa), Directorate of Handlooms and Handicrafts, and Enchey Monastery. By night you can get back to your hotel in Martham.

When visiting Gangtok, as per your choice, we can plan a one-day visit to places like Kanchendzonga National Park nestled in the lap of Mt. Kanchendzonga, Tsogmo (or Changu)- a glacial lake perched atop 12, 310 ft., around 40 km from the Gangtok, Nathula pass- to see a mixture of Indian-Tibetan culture, and Baba Mandir.

Martham/Bagdogra and Bagdogra/Delhi

Next morning, you will be taken to Bagdogra- 104 km away from Martham where you can board your flight to Delhi. Upon arrival in Delhi, you will be transferred to your last hotel stay where you can rest overnight.

Delhi/ Departure

We will transfer you to the international airport in Delhi by car so that you can board your flight to your home.

"Wonders do come in small packages," and if you want to see this for yourself, you should visit the magnificent territory of Sikkim. Hidden in the magical Himalayas, but the second smallest state in the country, its colorful splendor and mesmerizing allure will make you contemplate!

Sikkim, the gateway to India's northeastern corridor, boasts breathtaking natural beauty and offers a lovely list of activities and places to visit.

Sikkim is famous for Kanchenjunga, the third-highest mountain in the world at 8598 meters. Sikkim is the second-smallest state in India, with 7,096 square kilometers and measuring 110 kilometers from north to south and 64 kilometers from east to west.

Without Darjeeling, a trip to the state of Sikkim is considered incomplete. Darjeeling is a beautiful hill station in the state of West Bengal. As it settles in the lower sections of the Himalayas, this delicate town is overlooked by the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas.

The beautiful tea gardens depict the slopes of Darjeeling during a storm, luring visitors from far and distant. Oaks, birches, maples, chestnuts, and rhododendrons contribute to Darjeeling's remarkable beauty.

To enjoy the amazing beauty of Sikkim and Darjeeling contact the experts of Trinetra Tours to book the best Darjeeling and Sikkim Holiday Tour Packages.

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wijeqidisoqe · 2 years

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David Sadava, David M. Hillis, H. Craig Heller, May R. Berenbaum. Life: the science of biology, 9th edition (2011)

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junotranscends · 7 years

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Okay but this was the highlight of the con. Autographs from Sam Reigal, Roger Craig Smith, and my queen Ali Hillis.

#tales of vesperia #final fantasy xiii #resident evil #roger craig smith #ali hillis #sam riegal #sacanime

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odk-2 · 3 years

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Mink DeVille - Let Me Dream If I Want To (1976) (AKA: Let Me Dream If I Want To (The Amphetamine Blues) Willy DeVille from: "Live at CBGB's: The Home of Underground Rock" (1976 CBGB & OMFUG Records Compilation) "Love and Emotion" (1981 Atlantic Records EP/Maxi Single) "DIY: Blank Generation: The New York Scene (1975-78)" (1993 Rhino Records Compilation)

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Personnel: Willy DeVille: Vocals / Guitar Louie "Uptown" Erlanger: Lead Guitar Ritch Colbert: Keyboards Ruben Siguenza: Bass Manfred Jones: Drums

"Live at CBGB's" Album Producers: Hilly Kristal (Executive Producer) Craig Leon / Kim King

Recorded: @ Live at CBGB's (CBGB & OMFUG) in New York City, New York USA on June 4, 5, and 6, 1976

Released: on CBGB & OMFUG Records on Atlantic Records on Rhino Records

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daggerzine · 4 years

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You Gotta Lose? Hell, Some Of Us Ain’t Dead Yet by Mary Leary

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0fz3FVBlOE

NRBQ has done so many amazing songs. I never thought much about “Roll Call,” from Tiddlywinks - for one thing, it has a lighter, almost Billy Joel sound that’s more about latter day Terry Adams style than what I think of as the classic Q. Yet just as Adams’ work has grown on me, this track has made its way into my consciousness. The lyrics speak to me more in 2020 than they did when Tiddlywinks was released in 1980, before the D.C.-area music scene had lost Robert Goldstein (Urban Verbs), Kevin MacDonald (brilliant visual artist and scene stalwart who helped me design and layout [The] Infiltrator), Danny Gatton disciple/guitar maverick Evan Johns, bassist Michael Maye from the original H-Bombs, Rick Dreyfuss (Half Japanese/Chumps/Shakemore), Libby Hatch and Michael Mariotte (Tru Fax and the Insaniacs), Sally Be/Berg - REM/Egoslavia/SHE/Robert Palmer), Nurses member Marc Halpern (heroin, 1982), Lorenzo (Pee- Wee) Jones (Tiny Desk Unit) and hybrid rocker Jim Altman (HIV, 1990s). Goldstein, Dreyfuss, Maye and MacDonald succumbed to cancer, while Evan Johns’ deterioration followed years of touring, hard drinking and pushing himself past the limit.

(Top to bottom: Tommy Keene, Kevin MacDonald, Susan Mumford)

Those named above have been joined by Tommy Keene (the Rage/the Razz/solo/Paul Westerberg/Matthew Sweet - cardiac arrest at the age of 59; 2017), TDU’s Susan Mumford (cancer, 2018), David Byers (Psychotics/H.R./Bad Brains), and Skip Groff (Yesterday and Today/ Limp Records/Dischord - seizure, 2019). This is just an imperfect/incomplete naming of D.C.-area losses - I’m sure journalists from other cities could make lists. A horde of New Wave and early alternative musicians have died within the past few years. Whether through the stress of hard living/poverty, substance abuse, cancer or Covid-19, we’re seeing artists pass much earlier than I, anyway, expected them to.

(Top to bottom: Fred "Freak” Smith, Michael Maye with Evan Johns, Tru Fax and the Insaniacs)

We’re already past the loss of all the original Ramones. All the Cramps less Poison Ivy. Joe Strummer. Robert Quine. Hilly Kristal. Lou Reed. As of July, 2020, since 2018 we’ve also lost Andy Gill, Ivan Kral, Genesis P-Orridge, Adam Schlesinger, Danny Mihm, Ric Ocasek, Daniel Johnston, Kim Shattuck, Lorna Doom, Mark Hollis, Keith Flint, Ranking Roger, Mark E. Smith, Glenn Branca, Randy Rampage, Hardy Fox, Pete Shelley, Matthew Seligman, Bill Rieflin, Dave Greenfield, Florian Schneider, Ian Dury, Benjamin Orr, Kirsty McColl and David Roback.

(Top to bottom: Sally Be/Berg, Ranking Roger, Danny Mihm)

Talking about the deaths of talented, gifted creatives is a helluva way to start a column. But here we are. Older performers don’t always get the attention afforded newer, so the rest of this piece shares and celebrates artists from the original New Wave/punk scenes who are still around and active. Many are from the D.C.-area cornucopia I know best, while others have just come to my attention, or seem especially noteworthy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MED9_XK_JVQ

The Zeros’ Javier Escovedo has been steadily emitting tasty Americana-ish rock while occasionally dropping some Zeros sturm-’n’-drang - most recently with Munster Records single “In The Spotlight” and a track on Burger Records’ Quarantunes compilation. Quarantunes is a seven-album affair featuring 140 alternative/punk performers old and new, all of whom wrote songs between March-April 2020. A cursory listen to Volume 2 reveals the recorded version of a good night at a very wild bar, with Zeros still handily kicking ass of all ages.

https://velvetmonkeys.bandcamp.com/album/legacy-of-success?fbclid=IwAR0lJyS0YDE4e3o7LJiITEtw1lhBWMkUX47Vuag1Lf9fs2QozJJKD1lwkes

Velvet Monkeys/B.A.L.L. player and Sonic Youth/Teenage Fanclub producer Don Fleming reports, “We’ve put out new tracks ‘Theories of Rummanetics’ and ‘Legacy of Success.’ Jay has written a few ‘modules’ and Malcolm and I are having fun doing the music,” adding, “I play some electric six string on the new Rob Moss album - it’s fun to be on, with lots of guitar slingers from the DC daze.”

Yup, Rob Moss of Skin-Tight Skin has solicited contributions from Fleming and from Marshall Keith (Slickee Boys), along with a pile of talent including Stuart Casson (Psychotics/Dove/Meatmen), Franz Stahl (Foo Fighters/Scream), Billy Loosigian (Nervous Eaters, the Boom-Boom Band), Nels Cline (Wilco) and Saul Koll (the guy who made guitars for Henry Kaiser and Lee Ranaldo). The set is called We’ve Come Back To Rock ‘n’ Roll.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdIB8a_0Q4c

Chumps/Workdogs/Jam Messengers player Rob Kennedy apparently has too much energy to throw in the towel - he’s kept recording, performing and making various sorts of lo-fi, DIY mischief that never loses that fresh, ‘70s feeling. Jam Messengers released Night And Day on vinyl in 2017. One of my fave Kennedy tracks, “A Low Down Dirty Shame” speaks to this moment as well as any.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-CRBEGVLE4

Former Tiny Desk Unit/Fuji’s Navy/Rhoda & the Bad Seeds members Bob Boilen, Kevin Lay, Michael Barron and Bob Harvey have released a new Danger Painters joint, Thank Speak Love This Record. Lay joked, “I have a voice made for Morse Code” before revealing his recent work with Rhoda and the Bad Seeds material, released June 30 as Live at Nightclub 9:30. Boilen continues to introduce artists both vital and obscure via Tiny Desk Concerts and All Songs Considered/NPR.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejQ1GajwfB0

I’ve seen David Arnson play recently and can attest to his proclivity for unfettered growth via Insect Surfers, the instrumental group that originally had some trouble establishing cred. with younger D.C. punks. The Surfers’ most recent release was Living Fossils (2019). Arnson celebrated the band’s 40 years of existence with a European tour in 2019.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SkIuWIZVkM

Jad Fair says, “Half Japanese will have a new album released in November on Fire Records.” Jad’s art was recently featured at the Hiromart Gallery/Tokyo, while David has created a Facebook page where fans can pick up his colorful images for, well, mere bags o’ shells, as far as we can see - https://www.facebook.com/David-Fair-Painting-107055447700859/

Despite health issues for several members, Bad Brains has collaborated with Element to make BB themed skate wear https://www.elementbrand.com/mens-collection-bad-brains/ and added some killer live tracks to its YouTube channel.

Former WGTB programmers John Paige and Steve Lorber have been presenting Rock Continuum on WOWD-LP FM 94.3 since 2017.

Mike Stax continues to give excellent motivation for hunting down a pair of Beatle boots - Munster released the Loons’ 7” EP, A Dream In Jade Green, last year. The latest issue of Ugly Things, said by Stax to be heavily focused on the Pretty Things’ Phil May, was reported in early July to be nearing publication.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6jSc7gEAv0

Razz (the) Documentary will tell the story of how an uncommonly combustible rock band - especially with the Bill Craig/Abaad Behram line-up - helped spread the Flamin’ Groovies gospel while throwing down oddly compelling originals and taking the two-guitar thing up several notches - the producers are purportedly seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. Whether anyone can ever recreate the experience of being in an altered state via obsessive, sometimes conversational repetition of certain chords, anchored by Ted Nicely rethinking just what can be done with a bass guitar, given girth by Doug Tull’s intuitive drumming; with Mike Reidy the heat-seeking missile somewhere near the center... well, I doubt it. ‘Cause at this point you’re feeling no pain and it’s not about drinking; there is no room for anything but water - the beer will be knocked over when you’re this busy matching David Arnson’s other-side-of-the-front-line’s leaps into joydum while PCP’d out yahoos from the sticks learn the hard way that hugging Marshall amps can lead to lifelong repercussions. There (in case nothing I want to say about [the] Razz makes it into the film) - I’ve said it.

Discussions among old friends have confirmed that I’m not alone in being happily surprised at this development - we never expected our actions - which led to the hardcore explosion that’s received a lot more attention... would ever make it into any history book. Yet coverage of many of the D.C.-area musicians featured in this piece also comes with Punk The Capitol, A History of D.C. Punk and Hardcore, 1976-1983. Spring 2021 is the projected date for streaming/DVD release.

Ivan Julian came back from a scary 2015 bout with cancer to do a show in New York in 2016. The cancer has returned. Friends have organized a GoFundMe to raise money for surgery and basic needs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDB_3by-xkI

The Shakemore fest also refuses to fade, promising “eight hours of streaming steaming video” on August 1. Sounds will be provided by R. Stevie Moore, Velvet Monkeys, Tav Falco’s Panther Burns, Half Japanese, Johnny Spampinato, Weird Paul and the Chumps, among many, many others.

Despite having played at CBGB and other alternative venues in 1979, at the height of the New Wave, Gary Wilson’s work is so distinctive, he’s rarely been included with any musical genre other than the oft-vague “experimental” category. Folks were too unmoored by his visceral performances to get behind him. Wilson’s 14th album, Tormented, was released by Cleopatra in February.

Paul Collins recently published a book that he wrote with Chuck Nolan; I Don’t Fit In: My Wild Ride Through the Punk and Power Pop Trenches with the Nerves and the Beat (Hozac Books).

As “Heath,” Michael Layne Heath, a journalist who contributed to (the) Infiltrator and many other ‘zines, published My Week Beats Your Year: Encounters with Lou Reed in May (Hat & Beard Press).

In April, X released its first album in 35 years; Alphabetland.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZ1I-laItPI

As exciting for me as any of the above is Richard Hell with the Heartbreakers’ 2019 release of Yonkers Demo 1976. Hell’s “You Gotta Lose” is one of my picks for best punk/new wave singles of all time. The Heartbreakers version is, predictably, messier than the Robert Quine guitar-spiked classic. Its more excessive charms are growing on me...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48QnsysCN_A

This piece could go on and on - compiling it has been exhausting. The best part has been the response to my social media call for any info I didn’t have re: the D.C.-centric scene I left for New York in 1983. Musicians anxious to keep their compadres’ names alive have hammered that post with 138 comments to date. Urban Verbs percussionist Danny Frankel, who’s played with a colorful spread of artists including Beck, Marianne Faithful, Lou Reed, John Cale and k.d. Lang, made a point of being sure I knew about the passing of Marc Halpern, a source of obvious pain. People were worried I wouldn’t mention John Stabb (Government Issue - 2016), rockabilly player Billy Hancock (2018), Fred “Freak” Smith (Strange Boutique/Beefeater - murdered in Los Angeles, 2017), John Hansen (Slickee Boys - 2010), record store owner/Wasp Records starter/music supporter Bill Asp, Jimmy Barnett of The Killer Bees, and David Byers.

One of the hardest for me to write about is Chris Morse, whose 1984 passing from a drug overdose wrenched so many - I managed to get an obituary into, I think, The New York Rocker (that physical trek was part of a long-ago blur; a very hot day of traipsing over steaming concrete in a narrow-skirted dress to deliver the copy). Chris popped up in my dreams for years - one “visitation” pushed me to write a poem about it in the ‘90s. Morse, who played in Rhoda & The Bad Seeds and worked as a doorman at The Pyramid after moving to NYC in the early ‘80s, was on one of the Urban Verbs’ early flyers. I’m on another.

(Top to bottom: Me in an early Verbs flyer/photo shot at the Atlantis; Chris Morse on another Verbs flyer)

I ended up getting so burnt out on the responsibility of populating this sad roll call, I’ve started a memorial page for them all on Facebook. The nature of truly alternative music is such that many of its lights still fail to fill the pages of major publications. Many of these lights gave a great deal of their lives, if not everything, for the art they believed in. It’s good to remember them, and those heady early days. It’s good to enjoy what we still can.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cA3IfK76mmI

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zariyanaskblog-blog · 5 years

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{So, you all wanted a big post. ATM there is a war happening between the humans and elves due to Kyle (will explain later in this post) Here is the world of Ellesmere and her people. Warning long post ahead!}

Ellesmere:

Ellesmere is mostly forest land with various mountain ranges.

Zariya is where the elves live. It has various mountain regions within in it. The capital of Zariya is located in the center. That is where the kingdom is. The farther out from the kingdom you go the less populated the area becomes. Many of the woodland creatures now live in this area due to the humans destroying woodland areas for their cities and villages. Some of the animals that you’ll see are deer, elk, wolves, rabbits, various birds, mountain lions. There is a magical barrier that protects Zariya from the humans. It is about thirty miles wide. The farther into the barrier the humans get the more their brain becomes fog.

Lithelle is largest human region. Lithelle is flat land that is rich of copper and gold. This is where the metal alchemist will live to make and mold the weapons, armor, and other items for the capital. This is where the werewolf camps are located. There are other experiments that happen here, but no one knows for sure what it is.

Ravaryn is where all the farming villages are located. The soil is rich and never seems to lose their nutrients. Many believe this is where the magical energy radiates from the most.

Kikoro is the fishing ports and small rural villages. It is the poorest of the human colonies.

Findare is a hilly area that is rich of silver. The people of Findare make many of the weapons that the soldiers of the castle will use. They also will make everyday items that are sold in Cantrick.

Cantrick is the second wealthiest place is Ellesmere. All the worlds shops are located there. It is overcrowded and crime is very high. Toward the center of it is where the more rundown and sketchier looking shops are. They say that you can find some of the rarest goods there if you know who to ask.

Alynthi is considered the capital of Ellesmere by the humans. It is where the kingdom of the humans is located. It looks like something out of fairytale. The city is made mostly of metal and brick. In the morning it shine brightly under the rising sun. During that time they call it the pure hour. Toward the center of town is where the castle is located. It is surrounded by giant walls to keep the common people out. The finest alchemy schools are located in Alynthi. The city is always busy with people working, going to school, and selling items. The farther out you travel though you are more likely to see poverty stricken areas.

Ellesmere’s facts:

The elven kingdom has used this magic for healing and medicine, they called it Galena. While the human kingdom has used the magic energy for alchemy; they called it Vitriol.

Alynthins were peaceful people until they were given this energy.

Since the discovery of alchemy, they have been able to advance rapidly. They learned how to sculpt and make things from simple objects around them. By discovering this they were able to explore more of Ellesmere by using mechanical horses that ran at speeds much faster than a regular horse. They were also able to make weapons of war. They used these weapons to capture small kingdoms and villages.

Not a hundred years had passed before they had various colonies throughout the land.

The elven kingdom were peaceful. The Zariyans were afraid of the humans due to the war machines that their alchemy had created. In response to this, their elders created a magical barrier around the kingdom that kept them hidden from the wars. Those who walked close to the kingdom minds were filled with a haze that made them forget what they were doing.

Races

Humans:

Humans have been around since the beginning of time.

They do not possess the magic ability to heal. They can create life, but not help it.

Even though there are various colonies, all humans are called Alynthians.

They are a monarchy.

They are a monotheistic religion.

Their god is called Tersele and they are the one who gave them magic.

They don’t believe that the Earth gave them their magical abilities.

Everyone is born with the ability to use alchemy, but as they get older some people will lose it.

Everyone in the royal family are highly skilled in all three types of alchemy. They just don’t rely on it much and they don’t lose their powers

At the age of 10 is when they begin alchemy school.

At the school they learn three types of alchemy: Combat Alchemy Creation Alchemy Metalist Alchemy

Elves:

The history of the elves origin is unknown. Many of the elders believe that they once came from the human race, but the magical energy changed their makeup and caused them to use the magic differently.

They cannot do alchemy. Many have tried, but they just do not possess that type of magic.

Not many people though can use galena now. Only a rare few can. Those who can have the elders teach them about the healing and medicine they can do.

They start school as early as 5

They are a monarchy.

They are a monotheistic:

The Goddess of the Forest: Fersety

She watches over the wildlife and protects them during the hunt

Believes that she gives them galena

They have a ceremony that everyone must go through when they become of age. In this ceremony the elf gets their markings. The person wears the ceremonial white robe. It symbolizes the purity that they person posses from childhood. They then are submerged into water and when they rise it symbolizes the rebirth into adulthood. When galena is used their markings light up. How the ceremony is conducted varies depending on your status.

Royal family:

You are in a sacred room that is filled with water that has been blessed by the elders. The elders chant for the Goddess to bless them as they receive their marking. During this they might experience visions of both the past and future.

People of nobility:

The person does it in a pool at their local temple. The water has been blessed by the elders, but it is their religious leaders that chant while they are submerged. They will get visions, but they are not as powerful since it is not the elders chanting.

Commoners:

The person does it in the local ponds and lakes with the religious leaders of their village. Since the water is not blessed, they are less likely to see visions.

Werewolves:

Were created fifty years ago by Cartman’s grandfather.

Only humans can become werewolves.

They have increase in speed, smell, strength, and hearing

They are all under Cartman’s control

Many die during the bonding of the wolf

Werewolves can imprint on people

When a werewolf imprints the following happens:

They can smell their scent

They go feral if anything were to happen to them

They obey what they are commanded by their person (if they aren’t a fellow werewolf)

Characters:

Kyle:

Is the princess of the elven people

Can use both galena and vitriol

Is in a relationship with Stan

Was engaged to Cartman

She broke off the engagement when she discovered that he was going to use her people to mine shards that would control others

Stan:

Is from Kikoro

Is a werewolf

Is the leader of his clan

Has imprinted on Kyle

Watched over Karen before her death

Kenny:

Is from Kikoro

Is also a werewolf

Is the adopted princess of Alynthi

Was forced to be Cartman’s bodyguard

Has imprinted on Butters

Her goal is to stop Cartman and make him pay for Karen’s death

Butters:

Is from Ravaryn

Is Kenny’s guard

Snuck into the kingdom and almost got killed when they took Kenny away

Kenny is the one that gave him the scar over his eye

His parents gave him to the camps at a very early age

Wendyl:

Is Kyle’s advisor

discovered Cartman’s plot first

Cares deeply for Kyle

Bebe has imprinted on them

Craig:

Is from Kikoro

Is a werewolf

Has imprinted on Tweek

The scar on his face is from fighting a guard

Is Stan’s second in command

Tweek:

Is from Kikoro

Is a werewolf

Has imprinted on Craig

Hates going into his wolf form because he doesn’t have a lot of control

Bebe:

Is from Kikoro

Is a werewolf

Imprinted on Wendyl

Hated Kyle at first, bit her arm because of it

Clyde:

Is from Kikoro

Is a werewolf

He is the cook of the group

Cartman

The prince of Alynthni

Has a purple eye due to an exposure of raw vitriol

The eye has the vitriol contained in it.

Due to having raw vitriol in him, people could not hang around him because it would poison them

Kyle is the only living being that can be around him and not die

He fell in love with Kyle when they were younger

Is very jealous of Stan

He wants to take the other country, but doesn’t want bloodshed

He created a necklace that would control the people, but they would completely lose their freewill

When Kyle left him and broke off the engagement, he sent his army to attack the elven kingdom which started the war that we are at now.

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