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|But this '''isn’t''' Darkside, Jon. It’s a '''new''' culture, one in the process of blending. I wouldn’t be surprised to find a contact language developing--a pidgin between Dynastic and Lossandin.
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After losing their guide and running out of water, Cynder and Baon found [[Kenton]] passed out in a tent, dehydrated from his fight with the [[Kerztian]]s, and helped revive him. When he and the travelling party were ambushed by [[Kerzta|Kerztian]] warriors on their way to [[Kezare]], Cynder was shot in the arm by a [[zinkall]] arrow. Kenton showed him how to remove the arrow safely by pouring water on the wound.{{book ref|ws|3|review=yes}}
Upon arriving in [[Kezare]] the group discovered [[Lonzare]], the Darksider section of the city. Cynder was thrilled by the mixing of Darkside and [[Lossand]]in culture. He suspected that a [[Wikipedia:Pidgin| pidgin]] between [[Dynastic]] and Lossandin could be developing among the people living there.{{book ref|
The lock on Cynder's luggage malfunctioned and was repaired by Khriss as she, unsuccessfully, sought meetings with the [[Taishin]].{{book ref|ws1|6}} After her meeting with Kenton Cynder, while playing a game of chess with Acron, suggested that she use her diplomatic skills to help out the Diem.{{book ref|ws2|1}}
:'''Acron''': They're maintaining culture first--language is only a by-product.
:: '''Cynder''': Yes, well I'm the linguist, which means I get to name it.
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