Norechl
- Dead God of Lost Things
- Deity of the Forgotten
- First of Nothing
- First of the Lost
- Furthest Traveller
- God of Forgotten Things
- God of Nothing
- God of Seekers
- God of the Forgotten
- God of the Lost
- Lost Thing
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| Chapter | Text |
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| Solstice (Pt. 2) | The ___ of the Forgotten, the First of the Lost, the Furthest Traveller, ________ ____… |
| Solstice (Pt. 2) | The ___ of the Forgotten, the First of the Lost, the Furthest Traveller, ________ ____… |
| Interlude – Songs and Stories | “Norechl. What are you planning? Come back! This is madness. Even for us. Do you not know what lies there?” |
| Interlude – Songs and Stories | Norechl. A being with no face, though they could be anything. No features. No real shape to body, like Tamaroth. It did not change like Kasigna. It was… |
| Interlude – Songs and Stories | Norechl stood there, on the rushing waters, over something that warped even this land of death itself. No ghost would ever emerge from the depths. Here was the end of the world. |
| Interlude – Songs and Stories | The Last Tide? No, the Last Tide was what lay up to it. But that darkness past the edge, as waters roared downwards in a forever torrent. Norechl peered down there. |
| Interlude – Songs and Stories | The Dancing Man warned Norechl. All he got in return was… |
| Interlude – Songs and Stories | “Norechl is dead.” |
| 8.61 | “Though you should be wary. Wary of what lies beyond. Not beyond the horizon, but further still. Some of them came from so far that they were foreign to even their kind—or so it was said. Such as the Deity of the Forgotten. First of the Lost. First of Nothing. Furthest. Traveller. God of Seekers. It was not male, nor female. It was not…known. They called it Norechl. Perhaps it named itself. That one, even the greatest feared, and not for strength.” |
| 8.61 | “Though you should be wary. Wary of what lies beyond. Not beyond the horizon, but further still. Some of them came from so far that they were foreign to even their kind—or so it was said. Such as the Deity of the Forgotten. First of the Lost. First of Nothing. Furthest. Traveller. God of Seekers. It was not male, nor female. It was not…known. They called it Norechl. Perhaps it named itself. That one, even the greatest feared, and not for strength.” |
| 8.61 | “Though you should be wary. Wary of what lies beyond. Not beyond the horizon, but further still. Some of them came from so far that they were foreign to even their kind—or so it was said. Such as the Deity of the Forgotten. First of the Lost. First of Nothing. Furthest. Traveller. God of Seekers. It was not male, nor female. It was not…known. They called it Norechl. Perhaps it named itself. That one, even the greatest feared, and not for strength.” |
| 8.61 | “Though you should be wary. Wary of what lies beyond. Not beyond the horizon, but further still. Some of them came from so far that they were foreign to even their kind—or so it was said. Such as the Deity of the Forgotten. First of the Lost. First of Nothing. Furthest. Traveller. God of Seekers. It was not male, nor female. It was not…known. They called it Norechl. Perhaps it named itself. That one, even the greatest feared, and not for strength.” |
| 8.61 | “Though you should be wary. Wary of what lies beyond. Not beyond the horizon, but further still. Some of them came from so far that they were foreign to even their kind—or so it was said. Such as the Deity of the Forgotten. First of the Lost. First of Nothing. Furthest. Traveller. God of Seekers. It was not male, nor female. It was not…known. They called it Norechl. Perhaps it named itself. That one, even the greatest feared, and not for strength.” |
| 8.61 | “If it is not? It is not of us. Norechl—” |
| 8.61 | “What has Norechl done?” |