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|Name=Varen-Kelun | |Name=Varen-Kelun | ||
|Image=[[File:Terasil - Kar-Thal Varen Kelun 01.jpg|center|frameless]] | |Image=[[File:Terasil - Kar-Thal Varen Kelun 01.jpg|center|frameless]] | ||
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|Function=Diplomatic and External Relations | |Function=Diplomatic and External Relations | ||
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|Introduction=Varen-Kelun is the district of exchange, interpretation, and controlled openness within [[Kar-Thal]]. Carved into a peripheral shell of the city, it serves as the formal contact point for those entering from beyond [[Terasil]]—including traders, emissaries, and sanctioned travelers. While access to the city’s inner sanctums remains restricted, Varen-Kelun provides a space where outside presences may engage with Orasian tradition under ritual supervision. | |Introduction=Varen-Kelun is the district of exchange, interpretation, and controlled openness within [[Kar-Thal]]. Carved into a peripheral shell of the city, it serves as the formal contact point for those entering from beyond [[Terasil]]—including traders, emissaries, and sanctioned travelers. While access to the city’s inner sanctums remains restricted, Varen-Kelun provides a space where outside presences may engage with [[Orasian]] tradition under ritual supervision. | ||
|Function=The district is tasked with managing diplomatic contact, external trade rituals, and resonance translation across cultural divides. Its architecture features deliberately contrasting stone patterns, designed to express subtle Orasian dominance while harmonizing tension. Ritual interpreters, act as intermediaries—translating not only language but intent, tone, and civic protocol. | |Function=The district is tasked with managing diplomatic contact, external trade rituals, and resonance translation across cultural divides. Its architecture features deliberately contrasting stone patterns, designed to express subtle Orasian dominance while harmonizing tension. Ritual interpreters, act as intermediaries—translating not only language but intent, tone, and civic protocol. | ||
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Though courteous, the district maintains ritual distance. Emissaries may be welcomed, but they are never allowed beyond the veil without formal chime-sealed passage. | Though courteous, the district maintains ritual distance. Emissaries may be welcomed, but they are never allowed beyond the veil without formal chime-sealed passage. | ||
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