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===Leading the First Restoration===
 
===Leading the First Restoration===
 
{{main|First Restoration of D'ni}}
 
{{main|First Restoration of D'ni}}
After they were reunited, Atrus and Catherine built a new home on [[Chroma'agana]] and began to plan the rebuilding of D'ni. With the help of the natives of [[Averone]], Atrus was finally able to break out of the room in K'veer and venture back into the Cavern. Together, they worked to uncover and categorize any Ages they could find, and systematically searched them for survivors of [[Fall of D'ni|D'ni's destruction]]. In all, they found over a thousand D'ni who had escaped the destruction.
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After they were reunited, Atrus and Catherine built a new home on [[Chroma'agana]] and began to plan the rebuilding of D'ni. With the help of the natives of [[Averone]], Atrus was finally able to break out of the room in K'veer and venture back into the Cavern. Together, they worked to uncover and categorize any Ages they could find, and systematically searched them for survivors of [[Destruction of D'ni|D'ni's fall]]. In all, they found over a thousand D'ni who had escaped the destruction.
  
 
A few months into the restoration effort, a team working in the [[Guild Hall]] uncovered an unknown chamber beneath the cafeteria, which turned out to be the [[Tomb of the Great King]]. Inside, they found many ancient Ages and books, the most prominent of which was [[Terahnee]]. Atrus led an expedition to the Age, along with Catherine and several D'ni and Averonese companions. They discovered that the Terahnee were the D'ni's cousins, separated over 9000 years ago during the destruction of their original home world, [[Garternay]]. As a result of this discovery, Atrus began to consider abandoning the Cavern and resettling the survivors in the rediscovered Age. The decision was reversed, however, when he and his companions learned that the Age was built and operated on the backs of a massive slave population known as the [[Relyimah (slaves)|relyimah]]. Matters were further worsened when a plague broke out among the Terahnee, inadvertently carried to the Age by the D'ni explorers, who were immune. With the sudden death of many of their owners, the relyimah rose up to claim their freedom, and Atrus found himself thrust into the middle of their struggle. He and a former slave named [[Ymur]] butted heads during a meeting of relyimah leaders. Ymur desired vengeance against the Terahnee and their servants, the [[P'aarli]], while Atrus and the other leaders counseled for peace.
 
A few months into the restoration effort, a team working in the [[Guild Hall]] uncovered an unknown chamber beneath the cafeteria, which turned out to be the [[Tomb of the Great King]]. Inside, they found many ancient Ages and books, the most prominent of which was [[Terahnee]]. Atrus led an expedition to the Age, along with Catherine and several D'ni and Averonese companions. They discovered that the Terahnee were the D'ni's cousins, separated over 9000 years ago during the destruction of their original home world, [[Garternay]]. As a result of this discovery, Atrus began to consider abandoning the Cavern and resettling the survivors in the rediscovered Age. The decision was reversed, however, when he and his companions learned that the Age was built and operated on the backs of a massive slave population known as the [[Relyimah (slaves)|relyimah]]. Matters were further worsened when a plague broke out among the Terahnee, inadvertently carried to the Age by the D'ni explorers, who were immune. With the sudden death of many of their owners, the relyimah rose up to claim their freedom, and Atrus found himself thrust into the middle of their struggle. He and a former slave named [[Ymur]] butted heads during a meeting of relyimah leaders. Ymur desired vengeance against the Terahnee and their servants, the [[P'aarli]], while Atrus and the other leaders counseled for peace.

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