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==History==
==History==
===Inception and settlement===
===Inception and settlement===
Before writing Releeshahn, Atrus embarked on a mission to find any survivors of the fall, and rebuild and restore the D'ni city with their aid. However, after returning from a fraught expedition to [[Terahnee]], he concluded that rebuilding in the cavern was not the best path for his people. With that in mind, he began writing Releeshahn to give his kin a new home that would both nurture and challenge them. The effort took a whole year<ref>''[[Myst: The Book of D'ni]]''. Hardcover, page 308.</ref>, but in 9470 DE, the D'ni were finally able to move to their new home.
Before writing Releeshahn, Atrus embarked on a mission to find any survivors of the fall, and rebuild and restore the D'ni city with their aid. However, after returning from a fraught expedition to [[Terahnee]], he concluded that rebuilding in the cavern was not the best path for his people. With that in mind, he began writing Releeshahn to give his kin a new home that would both nurture and challenge them. The effort took a whole year<ref>''Myst: The Book of D'ni''. Hardcover, page 308.</ref>, but in 9470 DE, the D'ni were finally able to move to their new home.


The Descriptive Book for the Age was nearly lost when [[Saavedro]], a man from Atrus's past, returned and stole it in an attempt to coerce Atrus into fixing the damage done to his world by his sons. Fortunately, the Book was returned unharmed by Atrus's unknown friend, [[the Stranger]].
The Descriptive Book for the Age was nearly lost when [[Saavedro]], a man from Atrus's past, returned and stole it in an attempt to coerce Atrus into fixing the damage done to his world by his sons. Fortunately, the Book was returned unharmed by Atrus's unknown friend, [[the Stranger]].
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