Another name for Bishop Morongo whose actions set off the OTGON Civil War.

Another name for the people often called The People of the Rock.

An important mathematician in the distrykt of Beryan—specifically of course, in the gwome of Empedraza. Famous for his calibrations of the Pejephen year—and ultimately fatal research into prime numbers.

The Kcymaerxthaereal Rezhn that is largely consistent with linear Europe.

Highest ranking in a Tehachapic working group. As in Lede Engineer.

These were the men who could fit beneath a thretchlathium—a common feature of Hiraoselky (which means “reasonably tall”) and other gwomes.

Names for river that separates Aywatin (Lekcenne) and Erailen (Lekksenne) gwomes.

Paralytic Forests were rather terrifying places to visit because the trees, in addition to often having poisonous branch tips and the like with which to capture their prey (and let it rot into the soil), often behaved as if out of control in a wind—but actually were lashing out on their own. Calm days could be quite dangerous.

A notable and good citizen of the gwome Shagree whose own remarkable story is often obfuscated by his status as the victim of the murder by The Puhnee — witnessed by Eliala Mei-Ning (and led to her pursuit).

These are the religions practiced and believed in by most lichen.

Gwomes whose population is entirely lichen. Lichen are often mistakenly considered plants, but even in the linear world are really symbiotic associations of fungi and algae and/or cyanobacteria. Lichen gwomes often co-exist in other gwomes, though they can also be the sole rulers of vast expanses as well.

“Lichen Messiah” is ultimately a colloquial expression for non-lichen to use. The lichen word is more accurately translated as “the one who is the way that our words are returned to us alone.”