Bench type that encompasses the Fered’s Bench.

Bench type that encompasses the Mallybattle bench, and the Gnujaa bench.

Charming “shelters” whose roofs in fact amplify the weather, actively sought out by Nobunaga-Ventreven and Mlates gi Dunhuira in their wanderings around what we call Europe, in search of the Bravenleavanne.

Bench type that encompasses the Bench of Amplification.

Distrykt notable for containing the gwome Sentreriya.

Culture attributed to developing the Velven Bӑnk bench.

Bench commemorating the warlord Nobunaga-Gotari's return from Shirotsumek Hill to Hizurokoro (the gwome he had founded following his near assassination when his ship was swept across what we call the Pacific), where he met Forrest Bess, the painter, who told him of the Bravenleavanne, a culture who believed in good deeds for their own sake—not for reward or for fear of punishment. On the edge of death throughout the crossing, Nobunaga-Gotari recovered only after he scorched the words of prophecy–The Fate of the Clan of Nobunaga–into a massive drift log.

Culture attributed to developing the [Clearwater] bench.

Culture attributed to developing the Abitof bench.

Bench type that encompasses the Ziell bench.

A bench whose vertical panel in the diorama explains the connection between itself and the benches at Wăllovielle on the other side of the rezhns.

Bench diorama considered so precise it was used build the replica of the lost sculpture and surrounding area when a devastating storm destroyed the original statue, that captures the monument to Count Foix de Gras, who invented the force-feeding of hemits (small flightless birds) to produce balled pate, originally located on an island in the thermal vents district of what we call the Black Sea.