Here you’ll find some random little extras not in the book. Enjoy!

F’ala’s Route to Bri’én (this is the route F’ala mapped out for Éē’shī’)

Pataprāá village to
Dhalet/ Dhalind’r village to
Cúinha village (at the base of the Gōnenda-sāi Mountains) to
N’debala town to
Calēmantsū over
Sé Mōgalē over
Sé Lamsáa to
Ashetaer through
The Acai’bhis forest to
Enúut village through
The Súadlē forest through
The Onsan forest to
The Eastern Gate of Bri’én

Éē’shī’s Route to Bri’én (the route Éē’shī’ and Mi’hal’ē actually travelled)

Pataprāá village to
Shallow pass of Sé Elamangúō to
Enda-tsorē village (near Tsenairē forest) past
Daú Gemebanā (on the border of Ce-Sēira) through
The Náasaa forest to
Úādha village to
R’rundū village to
Dhanga’lara Land Bridge to
Naulrū village to
Sé Lamsáa over
En’chan’tén (the hidden city) through
The Acai’bhis forest to
Dináa through
Lake Óngalora to
Enúalaeiá through
The Súadle forest through
The Bashō fields to
The Southern Gate of Bri’én

The Gates of Ebūda

Iadera

Eblanda

Olympia

Mannin

Kere-Nyaga

Bod

Ribenguo

Meet the Moons

Gōl

Ts’irind

Māndolf

hLon

Clāiron

Pendin

Dhoisa

Sherin

Dandōdh

Tsāi’in

Dō-ang

Dhūlii

Japanese Name Meanings

Kiyoshi (male): He Is Pure
Aneko (female): Sister
Hoshi (female): Star
Natsuki (female): Hope
Shin’ichi (male): Genuine
Hiraku (female): Shining Brilliance

Timeline

Rā-alta and F’ala are 80 years old when they enter the Halls of Learning.
F’ala is 174 years old when Ā’dō is born and their mother dies.
Rā-alta and F’ala are 184 years old when they graduate. F’ala enters the Cāilon, Rā-alta becomes a dl’ah’sha.
Rā-alta is 212 years old when she becomes an Elder.
F’ala is 226 when she becomes a servant.
F’ala is 236 when she leaves the city.
F’ala is 248 when she becomes Ta- of Pōcarū.
F’ala is 286 when she meets Ā’dō.
Rā-alta and F’ala are 297 years old when the drought begins.
Rā-alta is 307 years old when her parents (darna) die.
At the time the story begins, Rā-alta and F’ala are 312 years old, Ā’dō is 138.

Rā-alta Bio

Name: Áā’sha Rā-alta
Meaning: “star”
Birth Name:Áā’sha Cicūri
Meaning: “found”
Birthdate: 16 Tsāi’in (5 Tsāi’in)
Birthplace: Prādha Village, Cónpa Mountains, Peridūr Prefecture

Mi’hal’ē Bio

Name: Rī Mi’hal’ē
Meaning: “hope”
Birthdate: 28 Ts’irind
Birth Place: Pōcarū village border, Drīdū Prefecture

F’ala Bio

Name: Adīī’á F’ala
Meaning: “without”
Birth Name:Adīī’á Rī
Meaning: “beloved”
Birthdate: 7 Clāiron
Birth Place: Orambūsū Village, Drīdū Prefecture

Éē’shī Bio

Name: Éē’shī
Meaning: “birth”
Birthdate: unknown
Birth Place: Drīdū Prefecture

Ā’dō Bio

Name: Adīī’áĀ’dō
Meaning: “little Ā’dōsha”
Birthdate: 3 Dandōdh
Birth Place: Orambūsū Village, Drīdū Prefecture

Anshē and Rāca Bio

Name: Cúā’éll Anshē, Cúā’éll Rāca
Meaning: “clever,” and “curious”
Birthdates: (A) 21 Tsāi’in, (R) 8 Dhūlii
Birthplace: Pōcarū Village, Drīdū Prefecture
Siblings: (twins) Dāsha and Dhorlī

Guardian Dream Symbols 

Mi’hal’ē: dūūcerfrūt
Ā’dō: quill
Éē’shī: key
Rā-alta: staff
Āe’rū: ribbon
Úā’la: sword
Hor’ō-cō: ball
Hor’ē: bell
Nārū:  scroll
Sada: scroll
Lān: strip of cloth
A’nō: mirror

Character Representations by Instrument

Mi’hal’ē: chimes, erhu
Ā’dō: Japanese chime
Éē’shī: Irish flute
Rā-alta: piano
Āe’rū: uilean pipes
Úā’la: French horn
Hor’ō-cō: didgeridoo

Character Representations by Instrument

Sarshēl: sitar
Hor’ē: Hopi flute
Nārū: ocharina                      
Sada: ocharina                      
Lān: African drums
A’nō: chenda
F’ala: clarinet

Character Representations by Instrument

Anshē: bamboo flute
Rāca: picolo
Elders: dungchen trumpet
Elder Anan: koto
Sā’úū: marimba
Bri’én: violin
NaÓma: taiko drums