Editing Cain Anuun (section)

=The World=
Fairly basic Beleriand, except there's - literally - nothing past the eastern mountains here the Dragonspyre aka Karkarok.

Also, more like Beleriand ''after'' that First Age - this landmass is split, by a great gash surrounded by badlands. The locals consider the Riverlands (and Hinterlands) north of that rift to be a separate continent. (Like "Europe" and "Asia".) That's where humans came from in the first place; the Aelva are native to the warmer lands south of that.

Under the Karkarok range is the Abyssal Realm, where the dwarrow lord over the djorruk {{spoiler|as far as you know}} and tap into their demon prisoner's power.

As every Jerusalem has its Gehenna, Cain Anuun has a garbage pit of its own. The Author Of All was not an omniscient; she tinkered, and she cast her mistakes away - beyond that Karkarok barrier. The ledge over the tophet of this world would be the Black Stair. One difference: no all-consuming fire. [[Revenant|Sometimes they come back.]]

As for other features here, the maesters' Guild here is the Pinnacle, which the Guild erected upon the Aelvan-sacred Bloodsgrove. So: here's Mount Rushmore. Also like Rushmore, nobody asks the Aelva about to ''which'' tribe it's supposed to be sacred; all the Aelva agree that at least it is not ''human''.

Also Aelvan, sort of, is Tyrgolad. This was renamed from Olvargolad. THAT was renamed from Nauthla Loa. That's an Aelva word. A human, Cyul&iacute;, founded that; she had escaped an [[Incest_Smith|arranged marriage]] and went-<strike>injun</strike>aelva. She figured, not without reason, that the Aelva should go Bronze Age to beat Bronze Age. Her plan ''almost'' worked. But "almost" doesn't count in race war, hence "Olvargolad". Didn't count much in the modern age either, since Tyr - The Hero - beat back the Void and got to rename this city anew.

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