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(Mîsh•kån´ Tö•khoo´) Hall-of-the-Void; The Adeptii Hall located at the Equinox South Pole. In the diagram to the right, the purple circle marks the location of the Hall on the surface of Equinox. The literal translation of the phrase into Galach produces the phrase “Tabernacle of Emptiness”. The Hall-of-the-Void is the second most populous community of adeptii on Enochii. Its Chiefs were implanted in the first reproductive cycle over two billion years ago.

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  • (Mîsh•kån´ Tö•khoo´) Hall-of-the-Void; The Adeptii Hall located at the Equinox South Pole. In the diagram to the right, the purple circle marks the location of the Hall on the surface of Equinox. The literal translation of the phrase into Galach produces the phrase “Tabernacle of Emptiness”. The Hall-of-the-Void is the second most populous community of adeptii on Enochii. Its Chiefs were implanted in the first reproductive cycle over two billion years ago.
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  • (Mîsh•kån´ Tö•khoo´) Hall-of-the-Void; The Adeptii Hall located at the Equinox South Pole. In the diagram to the right, the purple circle marks the location of the Hall on the surface of Equinox. The literal translation of the phrase into Galach produces the phrase “Tabernacle of Emptiness”. The Hall-of-the-Void is the second most populous community of adeptii on Enochii. Its Chiefs were implanted in the first reproductive cycle over two billion years ago.
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