Caves and mines (both new and old) present themselves frequently in the ancient mountains on each side of the Kanayugára River. The Blue Marked Caves are in the foothills of the Chayéngar range in an area that has a number of small colonies of the diminutive flying Hláka.

The Hláka ignore these particular caves, perhaps from some older taboo, or just because the caves are far enough below their mountain aeries that whatever goes on here is out of sight and out of mind.

The caves bear no actual name – just another set of caves that saw a bit of prospective mining over the years. When entering the caves though, the first thing of note is the blue dye on the walls in a band roughly two feet tall with rough edges that show these were painted by human hands. This thick blue “stripe” carries through the whole set of caves, only thinning and eventually ending along the caves that carry the small river from mountains – emerging from the foothills to join the Kanayugára.

But whatever humans painted these walls, they are gone now. Instead the caves now have the tell-tale musty cinnamon-like smell of the Grey Ssú – the ancient enemies of humanity and its allied races. Discovering why these sorcerous creatures are now here could lead to some interesting discoveries regarding their bases and their quest to recover the ancient ruins of Ssúganar.

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