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| + | A primitive village in the territories of [[Gre'par'th]], Apa'kee translates to "the home" or "the city" and is the newest of the five primary Gre'par'thian villages (Apa'kee, [[Cobeckey]], [[Croonack]], [[Sprithith]], [[Ty'fre'pec]]). Its history stretches back 700 years. Apakee can hold up to 70 families at a time, where a Gre'par'thian family consists somewhere around 3 children, 2 parents, and 4 grandparents. Roughly 50 families live in Apakee on a permanent basis. | ||
| − | + | Apa'kee once was home to three temples, known as the "Great Spirit Temples," which were monuments to the three spirits of the world: The Hills, The Water, and The Darkness. Two of the three stand now, after a boy named [[Choark|Ark]], under the protection of leader of the [[Wolf-Pig]]s S'li, single-handedly destroyed The Darkness Temple. This was done briefly after construction of the temple had finally completed after 150 years of work. | |
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Revision as of 17:08, 20 February 2007
A primitive village in the territories of Gre'par'th, Apa'kee translates to "the home" or "the city" and is the newest of the five primary Gre'par'thian villages (Apa'kee, Cobeckey, Croonack, Sprithith, Ty'fre'pec). Its history stretches back 700 years. Apakee can hold up to 70 families at a time, where a Gre'par'thian family consists somewhere around 3 children, 2 parents, and 4 grandparents. Roughly 50 families live in Apakee on a permanent basis.
Apa'kee once was home to three temples, known as the "Great Spirit Temples," which were monuments to the three spirits of the world: The Hills, The Water, and The Darkness. Two of the three stand now, after a boy named Ark, under the protection of leader of the Wolf-Pigs S'li, single-handedly destroyed The Darkness Temple. This was done briefly after construction of the temple had finally completed after 150 years of work.
