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This sheer, pinnacled hill drops almost 300 feet to the junction of the Dulsi and Blackwater Rivers, and a reliable report to Belvor’s sages in Furyondy tells of a deeply ominous occurrence here in the month of Readying. A huge black icicle was seen to form in a matter of days atop the pinnacle, crashing down into the waters below, which seethed and boiled for hours. For days afterwards, the surface of the Dulsi southward appeared to be covered in a thick membrane with a broiling surface crust of black oily residue that was corrosive to the skin. Plant life along the river died away for a distance of a hundred yards on each bank. The filth on the river slowly dissipated, forming a great smoky mist which hung around the area for days afterward.
This sheer, pinnacled hill drops almost 300 feet to the junction of the [[Dulsi River|Dulsi]] and [[Blackwater]] Rivers, and a reliable report to [[Belvor IV|Belvor]]’s sages in [[Furyondy]] tells of a deeply ominous occurrence here in the month of Readying. A huge black icicle was seen to form in a matter of days atop the pinnacle, crashing down into the waters below, which seethed and boiled for hours. For days afterwards, the surface of the Dulsi southward appeared to be covered in a thick membrane with a broiling surface crust of black oily residue that was corrosive to the skin. Plant life along the river died away for a distance of a hundred yards on each bank. The filth on the river slowly dissipated, forming a great smoky mist which hung around the area for days afterward.

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This sheer, pinnacled hill drops almost 300 feet to the junction of the Dulsi and Blackwater Rivers, and a reliable report to Belvor’s sages in Furyondy tells of a deeply ominous occurrence here in the month of Readying. A huge black icicle was seen to form in a matter of days atop the pinnacle, crashing down into the waters below, which seethed and boiled for hours. For days afterwards, the surface of the Dulsi southward appeared to be covered in a thick membrane with a broiling surface crust of black oily residue that was corrosive to the skin. Plant life along the river died away for a distance of a hundred yards on each bank. The filth on the river slowly dissipated, forming a great smoky mist which hung around the area for days afterward.