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The residents and descendants are known as '''Yeongian''', and are mostly ethnically Chinese or Korean.{{book ref|Skyward|8}} |
The residents and descendants are known as '''Yeongian''', and are mostly ethnically Chinese or Korean.{{book ref|Skyward|8}} |
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| − | After landing, they formed a clan and used their hydroponics knowledge to become underground farmers in a cavern close to Igneous. The food grown by this clan is of high value and is only available to those who have multiple achievement or industry merits. [[Bim]] is from that clan.{{book ref|sky1|8}} |
+ | After landing, they formed a clan and used their hydroponics knowledge to become underground farmers in a cavern close to Igneous. The food grown by this clan is of high value and is only available to those who have multiple achievement or industry merits. [[Bim]] is from that clan.{{book ref|sky1|8}} |
== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| − | + | The name of the starship is likely a reference to the South Korean poet Lee Yeong-gwang, who is famous for writing about the pain and trials of youth. |
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| − | + | Yeong-Gwang (영광) also means glory or honor in Korean. |
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== Notes == |
== Notes == |
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