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	The Du'at A path towards the Summit of Kings, Kingusu Samitto, from Aigyptos. The path is mostly steps, dug directly into the mountain face and traveling all the way to the summit. The stairs seem to be carved out of red sandstone, and ever sixth step there is a sandstone pillar on either side of the steps with a sphinx resting on top of it. In every step a single name is written, a god of Aigyptos for each stair. After awhile the pattern simply repeats itself and continues to until they reach Kami Hōru. On this side of the mountain, the red sandstone always seems to have a certain glow about it, as if it absorbs the light of the sun in order to shine a path even at night to the Peak.	0	0
	Ieró Monopáti The steps leading to the top of Mount Oryunposu. Seemingly carved directly out of marble, each step alternates from black to white. Every sixth step there is a white marble pillar placed symmetrically beside the stair. The marble pillars, while touching no roof, seem to still be holding something up and when any person walking up Ieró Monopáti looks up they see a sort of mist that is held at bay by the pillars. It is said, that on days of particularly grim circumstance, that you may see a god or goddess resting against the columns as you rise to the heavens.	0	0
	Bifrost Bridge The only of the three paths leading to Kami Hōru that is not in the form of steps. The Bifrost is a bridge spanning from the suspended Midgard. It sparkles under light like a prism would, and seems to be literally made of rainbows when sunlight is touching it. Crystaline in nature it is suspended by seemingly nothing more than its own structure. The bridge is wide enough to accomodate several hundred people, and sturdy enough to withstand even the strongest of blasts. Every step a holy person takes on the Bifrost is said to ring like the bells of Valhalla.	0	0
	Dáskalos Monopáti A grand pathway behind the Throne of the Kage in Kami Hōru. Only accessible by a Village Leader, or the Kage of Shinwakagure. It appears to be made of brilliantly crafted onix, and floats impossibly over a gorge driven deep into the valley thousands of feet below. Walking on it feels as if one is walking solidly on thin air, and leads the walker to Kástro Reihei. At the end of the bridge are six pedestals, on the first two lay statues of Pain and Panic. Behind them, Geri and Freki howl up at the sun and moon. Finally, on the last to pedestals set furthest back, but largest in size, stand Atum and Ra, with spears hoisted into the air and crossing atop the entrance to Kástro Reihei.	0	0