This week, we follow Tortha the poet as he follows “The White Sybil.” Surely, the doom of Hyperborea is nigh.
From the Eldritch Dark.
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Join us next time as we discuss “The Seven Geases” with Jason Thompson.
Music credits:
Int.Elect – Last Day on Earth
Int.Elect – Call Me Back
Int.Elect – On an Edge
Int.Elect – When Day Becomes Night
Int.Elect – Epiphany
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With respect to Austral, it is sounthern. It is from Latin, it is the opposite of Borealis. So as you know Hyperborea – the extreme north. The northern lights are aurora borealis. The southern lights are aurora australis. Occidental is western as oriental is eastern. Orient- to rise. So where the sun rises. Occident-to go down, you can figure out the last bit.
I think Uranian in the context of this story is actually referring to the planet Uranus. Note how he capitalizes it every time.