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Appears In: Uru: Complete Chronicles, Uru Live
Eder Kemo is the sister Age to Eder Gira, and is a very lush and wet Age. Featuring a few separate areas, this small Age is host to a number of alien fauna and a couple of strange living creatures. One of the living creatures is a swarm of fireflies, which buzz about a small orchard; a few will even follow you if you get close enough. The other living creatures are strange, scorpion-looking animals, which hang onto the walls, looking down, almost sloth-like in their movements. Thunderstorms pass through about once every fifteen minutes, but only last a minute or so. The Age also features a number of paintings in the walls, which are commonly referred to as Bahro Glyphs, due to their style and depiction of what appear to be events from the Bahro's history with the D'ni. More thorough research is ongoing, and more information about the glyphs themselves can be found [archive=2734]here[/archive]. Additionally, the four-sphere symbol from Ahnonay can also be found throughout the Age, both in Bahro glyphs and on the floor of the gazebos at either end of the garden. However, the relationship between Kadish and this Age is currently unknown.
D'ni History: Garden Ages such as Eder Kemo were known to have been placed in D'ni Neighborhoods throughout the Cavern as a way to escape the pressures of everyday D'ni life and get a breath of fresh air. The Age was written around 8100 DE, during a period which the DRC have labeled a "Garden Binge".
DRC History: Research Engineer Phil Henderson disappeared in this Age in 2002, through what the DRC only could only assume was the Age's "Journey Door", which the DRC themselves have been unable to open. Prior to his disappearance, Rand Miller and Dr. Richard Watson took a fairly large group of visitors on a tour of the Age during Mysterium 2002. In December of 2003, Phil Henderson returned through the Journey Door, much to the surprise of Zardoz, an explorer who happened to be in the Age at that time. Since Phil's return, however, little has happened on this Age.
"When all is taken from one, the only hope that remains is what is given by another. Through this giving, both are redeemed." - Regettavok Oorpah; Book 2, Entry 1071, Item 54
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