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The '''Loving Hearts Orphanage''', located off Anza Street in [[Ashtan]], was opened in 176 AF by [[Servelan de Vermiis]] under the guise of providing sound meals and a good education in an environment in which to thrive and grow. | The '''Loving Hearts Orphanage''', located off Anza Street in [[Ashtan]], was opened in 176 AF by [[Servelan de Vermiis]]. It was opened under the guise of providing sound meals and a good education for orphans of the city in an environment in which to thrive and grow. The orphanage later proved to be an intergral part of an experiment in which Servelan summoned the [[Unnamable Horror]] to merge with it and become [[Eris]], Goddess of [[Chaos]]. | ||
The orphanage still stands in this day and age. Just as in the years of Servelan, it continues its practice of accepting [[orphans]] with open arms and out-turned scalpels. The [[Pineal Glands|pineal glands]] of children are a precious commodity, after all. | The orphanage still stands in this day and age. Just as in the years of Servelan, it continues its practice of accepting [[orphans]] with open arms and out-turned scalpels. The [[Pineal Glands|pineal glands]] of children are a precious commodity, after all. | ||
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Revision as of 14:08, 13 March 2007
The Loving Hearts Orphanage, located off Anza Street in Ashtan, was opened in 176 AF by Servelan de Vermiis. It was opened under the guise of providing sound meals and a good education for orphans of the city in an environment in which to thrive and grow. The orphanage later proved to be an intergral part of an experiment in which Servelan summoned the Unnamable Horror to merge with it and become Eris, Goddess of Chaos.
The orphanage still stands in this day and age. Just as in the years of Servelan, it continues its practice of accepting orphans with open arms and out-turned scalpels. The pineal glands of children are a precious commodity, after all.