Editing Maw of Chaos (section)

==Rediscovery==
… but not forever. The city eventually floated back to the Middle Marches where it was rediscovered by Raksha of the Ruby Court. The Fair Folk used the city, preserved all these centuries by its reality engines, as a giant prop to tell their stories, delighted to take the forms of dashing heroes and damsels in distress, generally making a mockery of the sad history of this once-great city.

Meanwhile, in Creation, a small band of Solars, only recently gathered, saves a featureless Lunar and yet another Solar from the clutches of a Wyld Hunt. They retreat to celebrate their victory, and lick their wounds. Somewhere along the way, they begin to hear tales of a floating city in the wyld. Barbarians had spotted the place during power quests and the tales have drifted back into Creation proper. Spurred on to investigate by both their questing souls and several (?) members of the party who were interested in what the city might hold, the now-larger band of heroes decide to venture into the Wyld to investigate.

The city is there, just as they had been told, though it had now drifted slightly closer to Creation. The city looks as if it had been built upon an overturned mountain top, the peak of which now reached towards the ground. It was mammoth and, more importantly, really high up. Somehow the party managed to get up there though, only to be confronted by Pakor Many-Hand, a general of the Fay and now the gatekeeper for the city. After being sweet-talked by Makrunian, he allows the party to pass.

Then all hell broke loose. Sometime during their investigations the band of Exalts managed to seriously anger many of the Fae (maybe by altering the city’s course to bring it into Creation). At least one Exalt was captured, though was later released. Many of the Exalts fight the Fae directly – dozens of Fair Folk die at Exalted hands and the rest eventually flee (or are forced to flee, if they are unable to exist in Creation)… but not before setting the Ten Thousand Honorable Artificial Lawmen on the Exalts.