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	Officially known as the Order of Slayer Dragons or the Order of the Slayer Dragons, they are ten [[Battling Sorcerer\|battling sorcerers]] who are the ceremonial leaders of the [[Alliance]]. The Slayer Dragons are based at [[Valley ~~Gail~~ Keep]] in [[Arindell]], and have strong ties to the [[Ataya\|Atayan]] people.		Officially known as the Order of Slayer Dragons or the Order of the Slayer Dragons, they are ten [[Battling Sorcerer\|battling sorcerers]] who are the ceremonial leaders of the [[Alliance]]. The Slayer Dragons are based at [[Valley Gale Keep]] in [[Arindell]], and have strong ties to the [[Ataya\|Atayan]] people.

	The Slayer Dragons are based around the concepts of Truth, Liberty, and Justice, and their primary role is stop others from ruling by magic.		The Slayer Dragons are based around the concepts of Truth, Liberty, and Justice, and their primary role is stop others from ruling by magic.
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	===Battle Standard===		===Battle Standard===
	Each set of regalia also includes a battle standard, comprised of the two colors. A small 'master standard' is hung in [[Valley ~~Gail~~ Keep]]. Battle standards for every Slayer Dragon still hung in Valley ~~Gail~~ Keep as late as the [[Age of the Dragon\|Seventh Age]].		Each set of regalia also includes a battle standard, comprised of the two colors. A small 'master standard' is hung in [[Valley Gale Keep]]. Battle standards for every Slayer Dragon still hung in Valley Gale Keep as late as the [[Age of the Dragon\|Seventh Age]].

	Every battle standard was supposed to be unique, but with over 1400 Slayer Dragons throughout history and the limited nature of the standards, some repetition was unavoidable. Later Slayer Dragons would also often emulate the standards of their favorite historical heroes.		Every battle standard was supposed to be unique, but with over 1400 Slayer Dragons throughout history and the limited nature of the standards, some repetition was unavoidable. Later Slayer Dragons would also often emulate the standards of their favorite historical heroes.
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	When one of his Ten died and the committee made its first political appointment, Michael anointed his own Slayer Dragon instead. He refused to draw his sword for the political apointee, saying that if he did, he would remove the man's head from his shoulders (his exact words also made reference to fornication).		When one of his Ten died and the committee made its first political appointment, Michael anointed his own Slayer Dragon instead. He refused to draw his sword for the political apointee, saying that if he did, he would remove the man's head from his shoulders (his exact words also made reference to fornication).

	Essentially, the laws of the Order of Slayer Dragons were laid down in [[Eieber]]'s own hand, and superceded any law the Alliance might try to pass. The Pendragon refused to anoint the new Slayer Dragons and the [[Craftsmen]] refused to produce any [[Slayer Dragon Garb\|regalia]] for them. The politically-appointed Slayer Dragons even had to hire outside artisans to produce their standards, which were not recognized and not hung in [[Valley ~~Gail~~ Keep]]. At times, some of these psuedo-Slayer Dragons were even barred from Stormreaver Valley.		Essentially, the laws of the Order of Slayer Dragons were laid down in [[Eieber]]'s own hand, and superceded any law the Alliance might try to pass. The Pendragon refused to anoint the new Slayer Dragons and the [[Craftsmen]] refused to produce any [[Slayer Dragon Garb\|regalia]] for them. The politically-appointed Slayer Dragons even had to hire outside artisans to produce their standards, which were not recognized and not hung in [[Valley Gale Keep]]. At times, some of these psuedo-Slayer Dragons were even barred from Stormreaver Valley.

	At its height, the senate committee appointed as many as 1000 Slayer Dragons not recognized by the Order. Eventually, public opinion won out, and the practice was abolished towards the end of the [[Ages#The Second Age\|Second Age]].		At its height, the senate committee appointed as many as 1000 Slayer Dragons not recognized by the Order. Eventually, public opinion won out, and the practice was abolished towards the end of the [[Ages#The Second Age\|Second Age]].

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			==The Emperor Council==
			Named for the eldest and wisest [[Dragons#Emperor\|dragons]], The Emperor Council provides much needed oversight to the Slayer Dragons. Their primary function is as part of [[The Trials]] to approve potential applicants and reject those likely to abuse the power. The council meets twice a year and maintains a correspondence throughout. Officially speaking they have no direct power, but can make recommendations. If ever there is a dispute, the council act as mediators.

	==Sixth Age==		==Sixth Age==

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	===Influence===		===Influence===
	The high-fashion world in Arindell has always copied regalia; in fact you can tell which Slayer Dragon is the most popular by what colors you see most represented on evening gowns.		The high-fashion world in Arindell has always copied regalia; in fact you can tell which Slayer Dragon is the most popular by what colors you see most represented on evening gowns.

			==Responses==
			The Slayer Dragons have thirteen threat levels, numbered 0-9, then followed by:

			*Unicorn
			*Basilisk
			*Dragon
			*Ragnorok

	==Sixth Age==		==Sixth Age==

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	Officially known as the Order of Slayer Dragons or the Order of the Slayer Dragons, they are ten [[Battling Sorcerer\|battling sorcerers]] who are the ceremonial leaders of the [[Alliance]]. The Slayer Dragons are based at [[~~Stormwind~~ Keep]] in [[Arindell]], and have strong ties to the [[Ataya\|Atayan]] people.		Officially known as the Order of Slayer Dragons or the Order of the Slayer Dragons, they are ten [[Battling Sorcerer\|battling sorcerers]] who are the ceremonial leaders of the [[Alliance]]. The Slayer Dragons are based at [[Valley Gail Keep]] in [[Arindell]], and have strong ties to the [[Ataya\|Atayan]] people.

	The Slayer Dragons are based around the concepts of Truth, Liberty, and Justice, and their primary role is stop others from ruling by magic.		The Slayer Dragons are based around the concepts of Truth, Liberty, and Justice, and their primary role is stop others from ruling by magic.
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	===Battle Standard===		===Battle Standard===
	Each set of regalia also includes a battle standard, comprised of the two colors. A small 'master standard' is hung in [[~~Stormwind~~ Keep]]. Battle standards for every Slayer Dragon still hung in ~~Stormwind~~ Keep as late as the [[Age of the Dragon\|Seventh Age]].		Each set of regalia also includes a battle standard, comprised of the two colors. A small 'master standard' is hung in [[Valley Gail Keep]]. Battle standards for every Slayer Dragon still hung in Valley Gail Keep as late as the [[Age of the Dragon\|Seventh Age]].

	Every battle standard was supposed to be unique, but with over 1400 Slayer Dragons throughout history and the limited nature of the standards, some repetition was unavoidable. Later Slayer Dragons would also often emulate the standards of their favorite historical heroes.		Every battle standard was supposed to be unique, but with over 1400 Slayer Dragons throughout history and the limited nature of the standards, some repetition was unavoidable. Later Slayer Dragons would also often emulate the standards of their favorite historical heroes.
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	When one of his Ten died and the committee made its first political appointment, Michael anointed his own Slayer Dragon instead. He refused to draw his sword for the political apointee, saying that if he did, he would remove the man's head from his shoulders (his exact words also made reference to fornication).		When one of his Ten died and the committee made its first political appointment, Michael anointed his own Slayer Dragon instead. He refused to draw his sword for the political apointee, saying that if he did, he would remove the man's head from his shoulders (his exact words also made reference to fornication).

	Essentially, the laws of the Order of Slayer Dragons were laid down in [[Eieber]]'s own hand, and superceded any law the Alliance might try to pass. The Pendragon refused to anoint the new Slayer Dragons and the [[Craftsmen]] refused to produce any [[Slayer Dragon Garb\|regalia]] for them. The politically-appointed Slayer Dragons even had to hire outside artisans to produce their standards, which were not recognized and not hung in [[~~Stormwind~~ Keep]]. At times, some of these psuedo-Slayer Dragons were even barred from Stormreaver Valley.		Essentially, the laws of the Order of Slayer Dragons were laid down in [[Eieber]]'s own hand, and superceded any law the Alliance might try to pass. The Pendragon refused to anoint the new Slayer Dragons and the [[Craftsmen]] refused to produce any [[Slayer Dragon Garb\|regalia]] for them. The politically-appointed Slayer Dragons even had to hire outside artisans to produce their standards, which were not recognized and not hung in [[Valley Gail Keep]]. At times, some of these psuedo-Slayer Dragons were even barred from Stormreaver Valley.

	At its height, the senate committee appointed as many as 1000 Slayer Dragons not recognized by the Order. Eventually, public opinion won out, and the practice was abolished towards the end of the [[Ages#The Second Age\|Second Age]].		At its height, the senate committee appointed as many as 1000 Slayer Dragons not recognized by the Order. Eventually, public opinion won out, and the practice was abolished towards the end of the [[Ages#The Second Age\|Second Age]].

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	Every battle standard was supposed to be unique, but with over 1400 Slayer Dragons throughout history and the limited nature of the standards, some repetition was unavoidable. Later Slayer Dragons would also often emulate the standards of their favorite historical heroes.		Every battle standard was supposed to be unique, but with over 1400 Slayer Dragons throughout history and the limited nature of the standards, some repetition was unavoidable. Later Slayer Dragons would also often emulate the standards of their favorite historical heroes.

	Along with the regalia colors, a Slayer Dragon chooses two symbolic elements to comprise their standard. These elements are intended to represent the Slayer ~~Dragons~~ personal motivations and background.		Along with the regalia colors, a Slayer Dragon chooses two symbolic elements to comprise their standard. These elements are intended to represent the Slayer Dragon's personal motivations and background.

	[[Hunter Jusenkyou]]'s standard was a setting sun and a dragon, but always arranged so that an equilateral triangle overlaid on the design would reveal an invisible third-point, often theorized to represent the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]].		[[Hunter Jusenkyou]]'s standard, for example, was a setting sun and a dragon, but always arranged so that an equilateral triangle overlaid on the design would reveal an invisible third-point, often theorized to represent the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]].

	==Trials==		==Trials==

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	*Ruthia - created by Hunter		*Ruthia - created by Hunter

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	==History==		==History==
	According to the [[S.D.C. System]] and tradition, the Order began in [[B.G.A.]] 6, when [[Uther]], first [[Pendragon]] of Slayer Dragons took up [[Sword ~~Excalibur~~]], thus becoming their leader. However, as of that date, he was the only Slayer Dragon.		According to the [[S.D.C. System]] and tradition, the Order began in [[B.G.A.]] 6, when [[Uther]], first [[Pendragon]] of Slayer Dragons took up [[Sword Echbalder]], thus becoming their leader. However, as of that date, he was the only Slayer Dragon.

	Between B.G.A. 6 and [[A.Y.]] 10, Uther would gather the first generation of Slayer Dragons. They were called simply [[The Ten]], a name which endured to represent the original ten Slayer Dragons.		Between B.G.A. 6 and [[A.Y.]] 10, Uther would gather the first generation of Slayer Dragons. They were called simply [[The Ten]], a name which endured to represent the original ten Slayer Dragons.

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	And I am missing 4.		And I am missing 4.
	*Found a girl named "Crystal" in an old story fragment; did I have a Crystal?		*Found a girl named "Crystal" in an old story fragment; did I have a Crystal?
	*Found a document from 2007 in which I use a placeholder		*Found a document from 2007 in which I use a placeholder.

			If none of these, the remaining 4 are given below:

	*'''[[Guy of Hellenes]]''' he's in his 35 when Hunter shows up, he's the youngest serving Slayer Dragon and considers himself in line to be the next Pendragon, having already chosen his own successor (a trainee named [[Karmikal]]). When Hunter does become a Slayer Dragon, he and Guy do not exactly "mesh". Guy whields a double-sided halberd.		*'''[[Guy of Hellenes]]''' he's in his 35 when Hunter shows up, he's the youngest serving Slayer Dragon and considers himself in line to be the next Pendragon, having already chosen his own successor (a trainee named [[Karmikal]]). When Hunter does become a Slayer Dragon, he and Guy do not exactly "mesh". Guy whields a double-sided halberd.

	*'''[[Marco Ralien]]''': he's 56ish (born AY 846), but doesn't look it. Actually dashingly handsome for his age, not exactly a "romantic", but flamboyant and flirty. He'll flirt and dance and make a girl swoon, but will never bother to pursue her. He's charming on the surface but shallow underneath. His weapon of choice is a shillelagh club: a kind of cane ~~that's~~ used in martial combat. In his case, his fights tend to look like flamboyant dances. It helps that he's a [[Madrigal]]. His regalia is purple and black, & he seldom wears plate armor but wears very exagerated formalwear and lots of puffy shirts. As backup to the shillelagh he carries an enchanted rapier and a long knife.		*'''[[Marco Ralien]]''': he's 56ish (born AY 846), but doesn't look it. Actually dashingly handsome for his age, not exactly a "romantic", but flamboyant and flirty. He'll flirt and dance and make a girl swoon, but will never bother to pursue her. He's charming on the surface but shallow underneath. His weapon of choice is a shillelagh club: a kind of cane used in martial combat. In his case, his fights tend to look like flamboyant dances. It helps that he's a [[Madrigal]]. His regalia is purple and black, & he seldom wears plate armor but wears very exagerated formalwear and lots of puffy shirts. As backup to the shillelagh he carries an enchanted rapier and a long knife.


	*'''[[Balphaz Ciegrat and Sieghand Royal]]''' ("Grat" and "Royal" as they call each other for short) they are best described as "heterosexual life partners": the two met in training at the age of 14 and even share a birthday (and frequently quibble about which of them is older). The two are inseparable, soul mates, they even share a bedroom (though sleep in seperate beds). Even this is a fairly recent change, though in youth they were frequently observed to have "few physical boundries". Balphaz ~~however~~ was known to be asexual. They are both "~~classicasts~~" sword and shield trained. They're Hokori's age. Since they lived together and died together they get to share a wiki page.		*'''[[Balphaz Ciegrat and Sieghand Royal]]''' ("Grat" and "Royal" as they call each other for short): they are best described as "heterosexual life partners": the two met in training at the age of 14 and even share a birthday (and frequently quibble about which of them is older). The two are inseparable, soul mates, they even share a bedroom (though sleep in seperate beds). Even this is a fairly recent change, though in youth they were frequently observed to have "few physical boundries". Balphaz was known to be asexual. They are both "classicists", sword and shield trained. They're Hokori's age. Since they lived together and died together they get to share a wiki page.

	So Hokori is 86 when Hunter becomes a Slayer Dragon. We know two of the other Slayer Dragons were older.		So Hokori is 86 when Hunter becomes a Slayer Dragon. We know two of the other Slayer Dragons were older.
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	*Hunter		*Hunter
	*~~Micheal~~		*Michael

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	*Ruthia - created by Hunter		*Ruthia - created by Hunter

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	==Trials==		==Trials==
	The [[Trials]] are a series of tests that must be completed before a potential trainee can become a Slayer Dragon. They are highly ritualistic and symbolic in nature, and typically allow only one new Slayer Dragon per year.		The [[Trials]] are a series of tests that must be completed before a potential trainee can become a Slayer Dragon. They are highly ritualistic and symbolic in nature, and typically allow only one new Slayer Dragon per year. At the completion of the Trials, the [[Pendragon]] ceremonially 'draws his/her sword' for the successful candidate, and declares it 'anointed' and a member of the Order.

	Becoming a Slayer Dragon can start as early as the age of 10. The youngest Slayer Dragon in history was [[Kenneth Winter]], anointed during the [[Ages#The Golden Age]], who completed the trials at 17. Officially, the training and trials take 3 years to complete, but previous experience determines how quickly one may complete the training. Kenneth, the youngest Slayer Dragon ever anointed, recieved special dispensation to begin his training at 9, and completed the Trials at 17. [[Enus the Abhorrent]], the oldest Slayer Dragon ever anointed, began training at the age of 20 and was not anointed until the age of 55, spending a total of 35 years to complete the Trials. [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] holds the record for the fastest completion, finishing the Trials in just 2 years. However, as a [[Gudersnipe School]] graduate, he was given special recognition and allowed to skip the bulk of the training.		Becoming a Slayer Dragon can start as early as the age of 10. The youngest Slayer Dragon in history was [[Kenneth Winter]], anointed during the [[Ages#The Golden Age]], who completed the trials at 17. Officially, the training and trials take 3 years to complete, but previous experience determines how quickly one may complete the training. Kenneth, the youngest Slayer Dragon ever anointed, recieved special dispensation to begin his training at 9, and completed the Trials at 17. [[Enus the Abhorrent]], the oldest Slayer Dragon ever anointed, began training at the age of 20 and was not anointed until the age of 55, spending a total of 35 years to complete the Trials. [[Hunter Jusenkyou]] holds the record for the fastest completion, finishing the Trials in just 2 years. However, as a [[Gudersnipe School]] graduate, he was given special recognition and allowed to skip the bulk of the training.

	==History==		==History==

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	==History==		==History==
	According to the [[S.D.C. System]] and tradition, the Order began in [[B.G.A.]] 6, when [[~~Uther~~]], first [[Pendragon]] of Slayer Dragons took up [[Sword Echbalder]], thus becoming their leader. However, as of that date, he was the only Slayer Dragon.		According to the [[S.D.C. System]] and tradition, the Order began in [[B.G.A.]] 6, when [[Eieber]], first [[Pendragon]] of Slayer Dragons took up [[Sword Echbalder]], thus becoming their leader. However, as of that date, he was the only Slayer Dragon.

	Between B.G.A. 6 and [[A.Y.]] 10, ~~Uther~~ would gather the first generation of Slayer Dragons. They were called simply [[The Ten]], a name which endured to represent the original ten Slayer Dragons.		Between B.G.A. 6 and [[A.Y.]] 10, Eieber would gather the first generation of Slayer Dragons. They were called simply [[The Ten]], a name which endured to represent the original ten Slayer Dragons.

	A.Y. 10 would be marked as the founding year of the Alliance, and also the year the Order of Slayer Dragons was created. ~~Uther~~ had already gathered his Ten, but they were still known simply as the Ten by that time. [[Draco]], the great dragon, was responsible for the name. He bestowed upon ~~Uther~~ the title of Pendragon, and created the unique power that would help the Order complete their task.		A.Y. 10 would be marked as the founding year of the Alliance, and also the year the Order of Slayer Dragons was created. Eieber had already gathered his Ten, but they were still known simply as the Ten by that time. [[Draco]], the great dragon, was responsible for the name. He bestowed upon Eieber the title of Pendragon, and created the unique power that would help the Order complete their task.

	In A.Y. 190, Pendragon [[Jayce Spearlock]] created the [[Slayer Dragon Count]] to establish a unified chronology of the Slayer Dragons. The [[A.Y. System]] would not be formalized until over 900 years later, and the Alliance had no unified calendar. S.D.C. years count forwards from B.G.A. 6 as the year 0.		In A.Y. 190, Pendragon [[Jayce Spearlock]] created the [[Slayer Dragon Count]] to establish a unified chronology of the Slayer Dragons. The [[A.Y. System]] would not be formalized until over 900 years later, and the Alliance had no unified calendar. S.D.C. years count forwards from B.G.A. 6 as the year 0.

	From [[A.Y.]] 1298 until A.Y. 1898, the Slayer Dragons went through what would later be known as the [[Golden Age of the Slayer Dragons]], which itself took place entirely inside ~~Uther~~'s [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]].		From [[A.Y.]] 1298 until A.Y. 1898, the Slayer Dragons went through what would later be known as the [[Golden Age of the Slayer Dragons]], which itself took place entirely inside Eieber's [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]].

	The Order of Slayer Dragons would exist for nearly 6,000 years, throughout all six [[Ages]] of the Alliance. Near the end of the [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], six Slayer Dragons would die in a single day, marking the begining of the end.		The Order of Slayer Dragons would exist for nearly 6,000 years, throughout all six [[Ages]] of the Alliance. Near the end of the [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], six Slayer Dragons would die in a single day, marking the begining of the end.
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	When one of his Ten died and the committee made its first political appointment, Michael anointed his own Slayer Dragon instead. He refused to draw his sword for the political apointee, saying that if he did, he would remove the man's head from his shoulders (his exact words also made reference to fornication).		When one of his Ten died and the committee made its first political appointment, Michael anointed his own Slayer Dragon instead. He refused to draw his sword for the political apointee, saying that if he did, he would remove the man's head from his shoulders (his exact words also made reference to fornication).

	Essentially, the laws of the Order of Slayer Dragons were laid down in [[~~Uther~~]]'s own hand, and superceded any law the Alliance might try to pass. The Pendragon refused to anoint the new Slayer Dragons and the [[Craftsmen]] refused to produce any [[Slayer Dragon Garb\|regalia]] for them. The politically-appointed Slayer Dragons even had to hire outside artisans to produce their standards, which were not recognized and not hung in [[Stormwind Keep]]. At times, some of these psuedo-Slayer Dragons were even barred from Stormreaver Valley.		Essentially, the laws of the Order of Slayer Dragons were laid down in [[Eieber]]'s own hand, and superceded any law the Alliance might try to pass. The Pendragon refused to anoint the new Slayer Dragons and the [[Craftsmen]] refused to produce any [[Slayer Dragon Garb\|regalia]] for them. The politically-appointed Slayer Dragons even had to hire outside artisans to produce their standards, which were not recognized and not hung in [[Stormwind Keep]]. At times, some of these psuedo-Slayer Dragons were even barred from Stormreaver Valley.

	At its height, the senate committee appointed as many as 1000 Slayer Dragons not recognized by the Order. Eventually, public opinion won out, and the practice was abolished towards the end of the [[Ages#The Second Age\|Second Age]].		At its height, the senate committee appointed as many as 1000 Slayer Dragons not recognized by the Order. Eventually, public opinion won out, and the practice was abolished towards the end of the [[Ages#The Second Age\|Second Age]].
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	Very few Slayer Dragons retire, though it is not unheard of. Most will remain a part of the Order until death. The Slayer Dragon power must be passed to another, so older Slayer Dragons will remain a part of the order until they can carry out this last act.		Very few Slayer Dragons retire, though it is not unheard of. Most will remain a part of the Order until death. The Slayer Dragon power must be passed to another, so older Slayer Dragons will remain a part of the order until they can carry out this last act.

	Beginning with [[~~Uther~~]] in the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]] and ending with [[Raul Kem]] in the [[Ages#The Fifth Age\|Fifth Age]], every Slayer Dragon was laid to rest in the [[Valley of Sleeping Dragons]], in elaborate tombs made by the [[Craftsmen]].		Beginning with [[Eieber]] in the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]] and ending with [[Raul Kem]] in the [[Ages#The Fifth Age\|Fifth Age]], every Slayer Dragon was laid to rest in the [[Valley of Sleeping Dragons]], in elaborate tombs made by the [[Craftsmen]].

	Kem was the last to receive this treatment, and all later dragons would be burned in [[Ash pits]] in [[Arindell]].		Kem was the last to receive this treatment, and all later dragons would be burned in [[Ash pits]] in [[Arindell]].