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| − | Gwydion started out in the same place as everyone on Jenn-Kellon Home, Newtown. He started the Guide missions but soon got bored and headed East. He loitered around Small Bears for a few days, until he was recruited for an undeeded outpost. The 'Mayor', Elia' quickly set him to work chopping wood and making planks fro the houses. It was during this period that he met two fo his most important friends, Elwood and Osdeath. After a few days of the hard labour, Gwydion, and Osdeath walked out and headed to Ahkenaten. Gwydion had to leave for holiday soon after, and never made it for another week. Osdeath went to live in the Harandros desert. When Gwydion started playing Wurm again, he immediatly set out for the home of the Arfen Nomads, the aforementioned Ahkenaten. Once there he settled in and started pestering osdeath to join him, since his time in the Harandros Desert hadn't gone well and he was currently helping out with the Newtown Tunnel project. Once Osdeath arrived he and Gwydion moved in together, though Osdeath had little choice in the matter, Gwydion just used his house to dump his stuff.
| + | He is an angel. |
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| − | Osdeath stayed there for a few months, until he set out to join Elwood, who had now gone and founded her own village, [[New Rotterdam]]. They needed help setting up before they planted the deed. Gwydion Left Ahkenaten on the 17th of October 2008, but hopes that many people will come and visit the town =)
| + | an⋅gel |
| | + | /ˈeɪndʒəl/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [eyn-juhl] Show IPA |
| | + | –noun |
| | + | a messenger, esp. of God. |
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| − | He now owns a Homestead in the Harandros desert, Silver Port. He lives witha few others, and has fun running away from venerable crocodiles.
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| − | As for Elia, all we know is she's currently somewher up north, and mostly inactive.
| + | ''"To see a world in a grain of sand |
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| − | He looks upon elitists with contempt.
| + | ''And a heaven in a wild flower, |
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| | + | ''Hold infinity in the palm of your hand |
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| | + | ''And eternity in an hour. |
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| | + | ''A robin redbreast in a cage |
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| | + | ''Puts all heaven in a rage. |
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| | + | ''A dove-house filled with doves and pigeons |
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| | + | ''Shudders hell through all its regions."'' |
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| | + | -'''William Blake''', '''''Auguries of Innocence''''' |
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| | + | The White Lady is coming. |
Latest revision as of 11:51, 4 October 2009
He is an angel.
an⋅gel
/ˈeɪndʒəl/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [eyn-juhl] Show IPA
–noun
a messenger, esp. of God.
"To see a world in a grain of sand
And a heaven in a wild flower,
Hold infinity in the palm of your hand
And eternity in an hour.
A robin redbreast in a cage
Puts all heaven in a rage.
A dove-house filled with doves and pigeons
Shudders hell through all its regions."
-William Blake, Auguries of Innocence
The White Lady is coming.
