Editing DissidiaTemplar West Marches/The World (section)

== Making Lemonade Year 1,040==
After burying their dead and shedding their tears, most of the surviving '''ex-Cornians''' gather at '''Hell's Point''' and begin doing what they can to rebuild some sort of civilization. Masons craft blocks of stone for their new homes, cooks nourish hungry bellies, and nobles and administrators... administrate, helping out in other ways as their personal skills or physical strength allows. But more creative minds are working on more ambitious plans of their own.

One of the golem-ships happened to contain three mages who established contact with one another and begun conspiring about how to improve their current situation. The golems-ships couldn't be turned aside to new destinations, however, having been built specifically to delver their contents beyond the Veil. But the three learned a great deal about golem-ships in the process.

Two of the three died passing the veil, one did not. When the survivors gathered at Hell's Point he brought another mage, a shipwright, and a carpenter into his conspiracy. They seemed to have few resources in the strange land but there was great power in the eldritch golem-ships, power that could turned to better purposes.

The first golem-ship that they tried to alter was destroyed irrevocably in the attempt, earning the group the nickname of "'''The Fourkups'''". The next golem-ship worked on was similarly ruined, and the general population of the survivors became hostile to this seemingly wasteful indulgence. The four managed to negotiate the rights to attempt to alter a third ship, however, and on the third try the charms works beautifully. Rows of legs emerged from the bottom of the ship, legs that could carry the massive ship up onto and around land with ease. '''The Fourkups''' guided the golem-land-ship around with ease, it's initial orders having already been carried out and it's control now seized.

The ridiculous sight elicited widespread cheers of joy, filling the survivors with hope. The golem-ships had been the site of great suffering, to be sure, but now these strange contraptions could be turned into mobile homes and fortresses for the survivors.