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Common Language Swear Of The Day
luep mudu yip. phrase.
Was originally used as a word for a contemptable (usually) male individual, originally for male children of sex workers but later would become universally accepted as not being inclusive to the sons of sex workers but just unfavorable men in general.
Now commonly used as the common tongue equivalent of 'son of a bitch'.
Etymology.
luep - cheap (elven)
mudu - sex worker (elven)
yip - from the elven word yipper for child.
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Magician's Folly.
In a world of angels, elves and dwarves live in tandem going about their days in a fantastical land is a facade of a coming of age story for an elven woman far to old to no longer be treated like a child she is finally sent on her own quest to become finally acknowledged as a woman.
Audrey, is sent from her elven purist village to find her maidenhood name on a quest that will bring her head to head with a world she was taught to hate by a village that never truly accepted her either with her only support in the form of a creature known as Cedric, her life long friend and eternal companion.
Together they will be thrown into a world that while new and exciting for Audrey, Cedric seems a little too aware of with no understanding why. Along their journey they will meet beings of all walks of life from angel to dwarf, archangel to free elf and find that this quest might bring her into the companionship of an archangel by the name of Zachriel, the Archangel of Magic and Alchemy, with a mysterious pursuer that appears to be the archangel known as the 'Mad Saint', the Archangel of Time seemingly back from the dead but not quite all there.
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Common Language Insult Of The Day
Nytiibn. noun.
Derogatory term roughly meaning Fake Elf.
This term first came into use during pre archangel times where angels that were excommunicated from their group, culture or faction would have their wings cut off and their ears cut to resemble elf ears. It was originally meant to compare the excommunicated to village elves.
In modern times the term is used for the excommunicated in most angelic cultures, though occasionally is still used to refer to those that have had their wings cut off and cauterized with hellfire. It over time became an inherit part of the mixed angel, dwarf and free elf culture.
Etymology.
nyti - angelic word of fake
ibn - elf
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MENU
TALSORN.
Regions. Common Language.
ANGELS.
Culture. Language. Characters. Language Cypher.
DWARVES.
Caravan Council. Characters. Language Cypher.
ELVES.
Village Elves vs Free Elves. Committee of the Free Elves.
NOVEL.
Previews. Wattpad.
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