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==History==
==History==
[[File:Stoneship book.jpg|thumb|The Stoneship Age descriptive book.]]
[[File:Stoneship book.jpg|thumb|The Riven descriptive book in [[Tomahna]].]]
The rocks were once inhabited, first by a young man named [[Emmit]], then later by [[Branch]] and [[Will]]. These three lived together when Atrus first visited the Age. Curious about where the boys (as Atrus called them) had come from, he constructed first a telescope platform atop the largest rock, and then a lighthouse to serve as a beacon for others who may have lived beyond the view of the telescope. As a result of the lighthouse, others arrived, and during one of Atrus's last visit there was a small community living on the rocks. The lighthouse had also sunk considerably as a result of the unstable ground it was built upon. By the time of Atrus's last visit, it was necessary to access the structure by climbing in through what had once been a second-story window.
The rocks were once inhabited, first by a young man named [[Emmit]], then later by [[Branch]] and [[Will]]. These three lived together when Atrus first visited the Age. Curious about where the boys (as Atrus called them) had come from, he constructed first a telescope platform atop the largest rock, and then a lighthouse to serve as a beacon for others who may have lived beyond the view of the telescope. As a result of the lighthouse, others arrived, and during one of Atrus's last visit there was a small community living on the rocks. The lighthouse had also sunk considerably as a result of the unstable ground it was built upon. By the time of Atrus's last visit, it was necessary to access the structure by climbing in through what had once been a second-story window.


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