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Book entries that point toward Enkanomiya, Tokoyokoku, serpents, and the submerged history beneath Inazuma.
Source books that mention Watatsumi, Sangonomiya, sea-people traditions, Orobashi, Mouun, and Inazuma island memory.
Read passages mentioning Enkanomiya and Watatsumi in 4 books, grouped by region.
Book entries that point toward Enkanomiya, Tokoyokoku, serpents, and the submerged history beneath Inazuma.
Source books that mention Watatsumi, Sangonomiya, sea-people traditions, Orobashi, Mouun, and Inazuma island memory.
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Enkanomiya: Volume 1: The Serpent and Drakes of Tokoyokoku Mysteries creation conceals, the sun and moon omens reveal. Three corners in darkness shrouded, the void by five saints clouded. "The universe...
Watatsumi: ...okoyokoku," before becoming "Byakuyakoku." Later, due to the grace of Watatsumi, the people of the depths would return to the sea's surface. But it seems like "Aphotic Earth" has some...
Enkanomiya: ...forget what time it was. But these chronicles were ordered sealed in Enkanomiya by the Great Serpent, never to be retrieved. The names of the people of Watatsumi were also not written in the...
Watatsumi: A Preliminary Study of Sangonomiya Folk Belief The version of this tale most widely accepted by the people of both Narukami and Watatsumi Island reads as follows: Around two thousand years...
Enkanomiya: ...research lab may be used. Usage of a researcher's ancient Byakuyakoku/Enkanomiya name or modern Watatsumi/Narukami/Inazuman name is forbidden. These experimental records are not to be used...
Watatsumi: ...today, all experiments regarding the Dragonheirs will be directed by Watatsumi Omikami in person. All files preceding the founding year of the Watatsumi calendar have been destroyed. Dossier...
Enkanomiya: ...irds are winged creatures, and it is normal that they are not seen in Enkanomiya. Question 6: A father has twelve children, each then giving birth to sixty daughters of different...
Watatsumi: ...ations due to a lack of habitable land and food. Since the arrival of Watatsumi Omikami, some of us have returned to the sea's surface to build a home and interact with the people there...
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