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                        "*": "{{Organizations\n|Name=Red Crow\n|Type=Tribal\n|Leader=[[Durg Auros]]\n|Kingdom=Anaxas\n|Race=Wick\n|Legality=Complicated\n|Description=The '''Red Crow''' tribe is a nomadic wick tribe in Anaxas. It is led by [[Durg Auros]], who was only recently made Durg.\n\nThe tribe, which was once politically moderate, has quickly become one of the most radically conservative tribes in the United Tribes; the Durg stresses that wicks must remain nomadic or risk losing their cultural heritage. They are at constant odds with the [[Yellow Eye]] tribe for their opposing viewpoints.\n\nThe Red Crow are notable for their love of music and song; Red Crow members are often street performers or part of roving musical bands.\n\nRed Crow factions tend to be smaller on average; often, groups of as few as ten Red Crow travel together, only regrouping once in a while.\n}}"
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                "title": "Red Like Blood: Writings by Tsabiyi pez Urofa",
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                        "*": "{{LitEntry\n|Title=Red Like Blood: Writings by Tsabiyi pez Urofa\n|Image=Literature-placeholder-002.jpg\n|Type=Non-Fiction\n|Origin=Mugroba\n|Race=Galdor\n|Legality=Legal\n|Accessibility=Rare\n|Description=Red Like Blood: Writings by Tsabiyi pez Urofa is a collection of his own journals, published by Tsabiyi pez Urofa. Tsabiyi was a Professor of Living Conversation Professor at Thul'Amat in the 23rd century. He was an active duelist, reputed to have fought duels in all Six Kingdoms.\n\nThe work is semi-autobiographical in nature; they mix actual passages from journals he kept during his studies at [[Thul'Amat]] and graduate work at Drekkur with pieces either recreated from memory, or writings which fill in the gaps between journals or add additional context. He discusses topics from his days dueling at Thul'Amat and a sting spell he wrote as a boy to his work with an unnamed clairvoyant contemporary on sanguimancy in warding and spell circles. This last topic is controversial, as are many of the views he puts forward on sanguimancy.\n|Notes=Allegedly, Tsabiyi finished the book while on sabbatical at Drekkur, and tried to have it published there; the academic council reportedly considered the discussions of sanguimancy too controversial. Whatever the truth, the book was published at Thul'Amat shortly after his return to his teaching post there.\n\nOther books by Tsabiyi include [[Dark in the Veins]].\n\nExcerpt, Chapter 4:<blockquote>Imagine the blood of the body like Hulali\u2019s waters flowing through the desert. We can see the little tributaries which branch off from the main lines, the channels through which our essential lifestuff flows. This was the vision I had as a student, long before I ever held a dissecter\u2019s knife; this was the vision I had in my boyhood, the body stretched out before me like a map, all its rivers and steams laid out along the skin.</br>\nAnd imagine cupping your hands into Hulali\u2019s waters and lifting up a precious palmful of the Turga. Is it any less His for having been disconnected? Why should it be so? This, too, I saw from a young age, although it was many years before I found the words to articulate it: once spilled, my blood was still mine.</blockquote>\n}}"
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