Chapter Five: The Digital Musics of the Fellowship

The See of Colors was canonically erected in a beautiful territory just outside the Renaissance Society, its mountain ranges visible in the area of concentration of the Sovereign See of Dunster, to the west of the Vicariate of Occupied States (where the Titular Bishop of Literature was ordained), and overlooking a valley of beautiful pastures. One of the purposes for the establishment of this See was to appoint the management and operation of the Gold Mines for the eventual admission of the Illustrators within the Renaissance, and, of course, the granting of the General Chapter of the Boondocks Scientific Trust, both acts consisting of the main obligations of the written Contracts which were later on upheld and honored by all concerned parties.

The Boondocks Scientific Trust was essentially founded (despite claims to the contrary) to primarily administer all matters related to digital musics, which is a cross functional office that was a result of a compromise with the Literary Committee. The flipside of that is the granting of the Gold Mining License, which is important in the manufacture of the mystical rings of the Illustrators. Together, these two things are grouped together by the competent historians as "the Great Compromise of the See of Dunster."

Digital musics was often defined to be vague and uninteresting, so that the Fellowship formed for the Boondocks Scientific Trust was unattractive to many, whose main interests much more fall under the category of the Code of Taxonomy. The Fellowship was considered to be less prestigious, and often neglected by the great talents of the Scientific Council for being "closely related to the matters of Literature."

The prominent reason for this predominant thinking was the weapons accorded to the Fellows. The guitar strings, and the resultant study of sound waves or Acoustics, were considered basic that is lacking with style and skill, almost considered worthless. While the Code of Taxonomy enjoyed the popularity, the Boondocks Scientific Trust simply made most use of its remaining lackluster recruitment and combat activity to continue its operations.

But the Fellowship has been gravely underestimated by the inhabitants of the Scientific Council, and its eventual importance will present itself later on. The guitar strings that they use to tackle opponents will be very useful in the emitting of sound waves to determine signals present in the air space. This once neglected expertise will soon rise to prominence, as the inevitable conflict will erupt within the hidden plots and ulterior motives of those holding on to power.

The power derived from Acoustics has been noted to explore life signals, especially from radiation within the particles in the universe, warmth and body heat coming from living organisms, as well as neurological signals that display someone else's train of thought.

And that is where the danger lies.

Eventually, the Fellowship has discovered the innate power of their guitar strings, and despite the strength of their newly discovered ability, they decided to keep everything a secret. For a while, they have searched far and wide about the existence of matter outside the jurisdiction of their story, and what they have discovered will rock the very foundations of the See of Dunster and the Imperial Synod as a whole.

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