Posts Tagged travel
2: Fruits of Kaian (230)
hermonig (NAL) (hair-MOH-NEI-eeg) literally, group — but used to refer to “unisex” chambers Just a little language note. It’s not very important for translation but the onomatopoeic “No-oh” somewhat captures the tonal negative in Ondoko. The most common variation is[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
blekorbanda blekorbanda (Ondoko) (blay-khor-BHAN-dah) Aop says the Ondoko word somewhat equivalent to “adults”. What is that noise, indeed? This sort of magic doesn’t seem to be an ordinary spell.
1: Strange Companions (28.1)
Threenagers (thirty-somethings) are considered the most immature of the fairy world — second only to toddlers — going through an emotional transition that can either complicate or greatly improve the next five hundred years of their life. Since Jeenare are[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…