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|Introduction=The '''Orinilure Valley''' lies between the [[Irere Mountains]] and the [[Orinilure Mountains]] in [[Orinilure]]. It is about 600 miles long and 100 miles wide. Most of it is dry, open country, but six rivers cross it and end in Lake Heshinum, a salt lake at its center. The [[Himoja]] farm the land along the rivers, and their grain feeds much of Orinilure. The valley separates the two [[Oinien]] states, the [[Erden Monopoly]] to the west and the [[Orinilure Collective]] to the east. | |Introduction=The '''Orinilure Valley''' lies between the [[Irere Mountains]] and the [[Orinilure Mountains]] in [[Orinilure]]. It is about 600 miles long and 100 miles wide. Most of it is dry, open country, but six rivers cross it and end in Lake Heshinum, a salt lake at its center. The [[Himoja]] farm the land along the rivers, and their grain feeds much of Orinilure. The valley separates the two [[Oinien]] states, the [[Erden Monopoly]] to the west and the [[Orinilure Collective]] to the east. | ||
|Access=The valley is the only land route between the two ranges. Roads run from the tunnel mouths of each range to the river villages and meet near the House of Iriché. The Oinien, who are nearly blind and cannot bear the sun, rarely cross it themselves and rely on the Himoja and on hired foreigners on the surface. | |Access=The valley is the only land route between the two ranges. Roads run from the tunnel mouths of each range to the river villages and meet near the House of Iriché. The Oinien, who are nearly blind and cannot bear the sun, rarely cross it themselves and rely on the Himoja and on hired foreigners on the surface. | ||