The fourth section of the Ontiba contains six chapters. The first chapter tells the story of the remaining time between when the last Deities were created and the Timekeeping Reset from Haket’s point of view. The second chapter is recorded from Roa’s memories by the first members of their tribe. The third chapter is what we have of Niu’s tribe retellings of their progenitor, as both the ket and tribe have been lost. The fourth chapter covers Liu’s—often called the forgotten ket—experiences. The fifth chapter covers the perfect Kettlah, Mao. The sixth and final chapter covers the spirit of the tribe, Key.

At’Ypx has captured the sounds and music of Vale Reef in order to produce a sonic representation entitled Mistborn. The album’s single Désolé can be heard here. The album can be heard on bandcamp and YouTube.

A biomedical researcher and not theologian, a turth has been missing for nearly three years on Tennu. Departing from the Naokia z Mihrob of Hexmaeyl w Morze, Siyzim, The Hilt late in 986, the Ajika has been asked to investigate in lieu of a formal investigation by the office of the Glowny on Siyzim. We have collected her journals and published them in a collection ordered by date. We have a preface, nine journals, and an addendum available. Both publishings have been added to the books disambiguation page as well.

The Undergrowth is a catch-all term for land that resides underneath the mist all across Vale Reef. The article is structured similarly to the many Local Group articles, and contains information on flora exclusive to the undergrowth as well.

We have made several impactful changes to the Kettlah article to bring it up to par with other high-quality articles. Notably the changes include the image to the left, information about the Kettlah religion, and information found in the Kel.

An article on the belief system, more aptly called a philosophy, of the kets. Though it functions more closely to a philosophy due to the lack of central organization, adherence does require some belief, and groups of kets who believe slight differences make for a few known denominations. With this, we have also updated the Religion article accordingly.

We have written an article on the planet-star we spent several weeks on in Vale Reef: Tennu. Within this article, you will find a map (seen to left), historical, geographic, and some cultural information on the tribe that resides on Tennu. Information on our methodology of obtaining this information is forthcoming.

We are preparing a series of traditional stories that Rucu has collected from across Vale Reef. Similar to the oral traditions of many cultures, with the notable difference that due to their lack of verbal communication and the structure of Logophem, the language and phrasing can be obtuse. For that reason, commentary from Rucu is included. Currently we have the story Gateways from the Trickster published, and we examine the Unknown Prophecy.