SPOILERS FOR ISSOLA --- J C <greyw01f at hotmail.com> wrote: > "'Mmmm. I imagine it is rare?' > 'It only appears as a gift from the Gods.'" > > I have a question: Where did the original > Trellanstone come from? Knowing > that the Gods are originally servants of the Jenoine > implies that it is from > them that it originates Not necessarily. Maybe it is the presence of amorphia itself that leads to trellanstone's creation. The other physical items that we've seen appear on the shore of the Sea of Chaos are the purple stones that can give their users knowledge of elder sorcery. Perhaps it also creates small concentrations (like isolated grains of sand) of the materials that make up trellanstone. Only the Gods (or the Jenoine) have the necessary skills to collect and weave together these ingredients as trellanstone. Perhaps the Jenoine have been experimenting more cautiously with chaos since the disaster on Dragaera and managed to create a source of amorphia (on the planet in _Issola_). The Gods didn't expect them to try this or be able to figure out how to create trellanstone and this is why Verra was shocked to see some there. Then again, maybe trellanstone isn't really a physical object. It could be made from wrapping the properties of ammorphia together (perhaps with other things) on some other level of reality, or several levels (thus necessitating the Gods' involvement). The physical substance Vlad sees is just a manifestation of the forces in his reality. > But anyway, we know that Trellanstone contains > necrophia. I wonder these > two things: Why is it called Trellanstone? Who or > what is Trellan? The Serioli name was something different. If this is the Dragaeran name it could just be after the first person to be given or identify it. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you’re looking for faster http://search.yahoo.com