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| - The Seven Swords is an inn found in Duskendale. It is named after the seven men of House Darklyn that served in the Kingsguard prior to the destruction of the house.
- They were once owned by the Seven Lost Lords, which Caspian and the crew of the Dawn Treader had voyaged to find. Each sword possessed magical properties, which involved in the protection of Narnia. The swords were all sought, and eventually found in various places around Narnia's uncharted waters. When all were placed on Aslan's Table at Ramandu's Island, the darkness emanating from the Dark Island, which was slowly overtaking the lands of Narnia, was lifted and destroyed. Peter's sword, Rhindon, was also shown to have similar magical properties, though it was not one of the seven.
- The Seven Swords of Vorin of Darkmere are possibly the most famous of Vorin’s creations. Though the majority of people who know of them think them simply part of the legend of Vorin, clues and evidence indicate that they possibly do exist. There is an tavern in Koridan named after the swords, and the innkeeper Elgron claims to be the world’s foremost authority on the seven swords legend.
- In South Africa, a mercenary named Ali al-Saachez surveys the damage to the mining site caused by Lockon. He then gets a phone call from the private military company PMC Trust and is informed that he has to return to the home base in Moralia. At the AEU's Central Parliament, politicians debate the issue of sending troops to Moralia, which will cause an armed intervention from Celestial Being. They finally determine to send troops to Moralia as a unified decision of the whole AEU. On the bridge of the Ptolemaios, Christina tells gunner Lasse Aeon that a week in confinement should be more than enough for Allelujah, especially since he was trying to save people. In his cell, Allelujah thinks about what happened earlier and wonders who that person was. When Tieria enters, Allelujah asks if his
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| - In South Africa, a mercenary named Ali al-Saachez surveys the damage to the mining site caused by Lockon. He then gets a phone call from the private military company PMC Trust and is informed that he has to return to the home base in Moralia. At the AEU's Central Parliament, politicians debate the issue of sending troops to Moralia, which will cause an armed intervention from Celestial Being. They finally determine to send troops to Moralia as a unified decision of the whole AEU. On the bridge of the Ptolemaios, Christina tells gunner Lasse Aeon that a week in confinement should be more than enough for Allelujah, especially since he was trying to save people. In his cell, Allelujah thinks about what happened earlier and wonders who that person was. When Tieria enters, Allelujah asks if his confinement is over, and Tieria comments that he doesn't seem to have learned his lesson. He doesn't think that Allelujah should be a pilot, but Sumeragi arrives and explains that Allelujah's abilities are needed. She says that Moralia's president is secretly meeting with the AEU leadership, and Tieria says that's a direct challenge to Celestial Being. Sumeragi orders Allelujah and Tieria to prepare to descend to the surface. At the HRL's low orbital station, a scientist concludes that there's nothing wrong with Soma's body, and Sergei asks what would cause her to act as she did. The scientist concludes that Soma's quantum brainwaves were externally affected by someone else with enhanced glial cells, but he's put a device in her suit to isolate her brainwaves. At the AEU's capital in Paris, Marina meets with a French minister of foreign affairs. The minister says he can only promise food supplies because they AEU needs technicians to finish its orbital elevator, but also because Azadistan is politically unstable. Saji knocks on Setsuna's door to offer him extra food from Kinue, but Setsuna says he's going out. He comments that the incident in space was quite the disaster, and Saji says that he'd never expect to have been saved by Celestial Being. Elsewhere, Sumeragi, Christina and tactical operator Feldt Grace ride the orbital elevator down to Earth, and Feldt reviews the file on Moralia. Founded in 2284, the country borders France, and although it has a small population of 180,000, it has more than 3 million foreign workers, and much of its economy is dominated by PMC Trust. Elsewhere, Billy and Graham discuss the Moralian situation, and Billy comments that the AEU must certainly also be trying to capture a Gundam. Patrick arrives at a Moralian air force base and buzzes the tower with his Enact. Hong Long informs Wang that the AEU and PMC Trust are performing a large joint military exercise. At their hotel, Sumeragi agrees to let Christina and Feldt go shopping while she goes drinking. Setsuna arrives at the uninhabited island and meets with Lockon and technician Ian Vashti, who has come to deliver new equipment for the Gundam Exia and Gundam Dynames. Allelujah and Tieria descend from above in their Gundams and approach the island. Sumeragi has a drink in a bar and meets with Billy. Billy wonders how many years have passed since they were at the university, and he tells Sumeragi about his current work on the Gundam investigation team. He mentions that Eifman is part of the team and has already developed theories about the particles that power the Gundams, but he refuses to discuss them with anyone. Billy asks about a certain "incident," but Sumeragi tells him she's forgotten all about him. Back at the hotel room, Christina happily examines all the clothes she bought for Feldt . Marina calls Shirin to tell her about what happened, and Shirin mentions that Celestial Being is headed for a showdown with Moralia. At a PMC Trust base, an AEU officer gives Ali a custom tuned Enact so that he can capture the Gundams. Later, Sumeragi, Christina and Feldt meet with Wang and Hong Long to prepare for the upcoming operation. Eifman asks Billy about his meeting with "Kujoh," and Billy says that she's forgotten about the "incident." Graham overhears them and wonders if they're referring to the strategic planner from the "incident." As the Gundams approach Moralia, Lockon orders everyone to follow the plan and keep an encrypted channel open for any mission updates from Sumeragi. Moralia declares a state of emergency, and as Saji watches the situation on the news, he says it isn't right that Celestial Being first saved people and is now starting a war. He doesn't think they'll change the world, and their actions will only spawn further hatred. In his hotel room, Alejandro tells Ribbons that he hears the sound of the world's evils. In the skies over Moralia, Allelujah takes out the attacking air forces. On the ground, Lockon uses his new full shield to block attacks from a squad of Hellions before he hits them with his sniper rifle and beam pistol. Tieria uses his cannon to take out a large number of Hellions. Patrick's Enact and a group of Hellions approach, and he's eager to take on a Gundam. Tieria fires again, destroying the Hellions and grazing Patrick's Enact. Elsewhere on the ground, Setsuna uses his new GN blades to slice apart a group of attacking Hellions. Suddenly, Setsuna comes under attack from Ali's Enact, and Setsuna realizes that his moves are being predicted. Ali tells Setsuna that his skills as a pilot are lacking, and Setsuna recognizes the voice and recalls Ali from his days as a guerilla. Setsuna can't believe it, and Ali declares that the Gundam is his.
- The Seven Swords is an inn found in Duskendale. It is named after the seven men of House Darklyn that served in the Kingsguard prior to the destruction of the house.
- The Seven Swords of Vorin of Darkmere are possibly the most famous of Vorin’s creations. Though the majority of people who know of them think them simply part of the legend of Vorin, clues and evidence indicate that they possibly do exist. The seven swords are named (Aelaan, Onires, Molor, Eridan, Belion, Falan, and Sorath), and each has enchantments unique to itself. Legend says that the swords were given as gifts by Vorin to various elven heroes, who each went their separate ways on individual quests. Legend also says that if two or more of the swords are brought within a certain proximity to each other the blades glow. If all seven swords are brought together, their enchantments react to the proximity and a powerful magic will be released. Details on what type of magic or whether the outcome would be a positive (good) or negative (bad) one remain sketchy. There is an tavern in Koridan named after the swords, and the innkeeper Elgron claims to be the world’s foremost authority on the seven swords legend.
- They were once owned by the Seven Lost Lords, which Caspian and the crew of the Dawn Treader had voyaged to find. Each sword possessed magical properties, which involved in the protection of Narnia. The swords were all sought, and eventually found in various places around Narnia's uncharted waters. When all were placed on Aslan's Table at Ramandu's Island, the darkness emanating from the Dark Island, which was slowly overtaking the lands of Narnia, was lifted and destroyed. Peter's sword, Rhindon, was also shown to have similar magical properties, though it was not one of the seven.
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