The Attack of 43

The attack of 43, named after the dawn in which it took place, 1343, was the first attack by the All-Consuming on a splinter group of the now-directionless-TEA´s navy, heading to Godfinger Bay to join up with some original Oerian tribes. The flagship of the fleet, the Salmonae-Aextor, was ahead of the rest of the ships by a few dozen miles, when suddenly a massive centipede rose out of the water and simply erased a portion of the ship from existence. In the following chaos, an approximated 400 sailors ceased to exist (Since they don´t exist anywhere, including memories and records historians simply examined the wreck and determined around how many sailors it would take to crew the ship. If any passengers were on board, their deaths will never be discovered), and Groatans following the ship consumed another 44. The 233 survivors of the attack were picked up, and the story was explained to the Oerians, who would become the Northern Seasonal Coalition. The message was passed 60 miles, down to the Cultist´s Valley, where worshippers of the All-Consuming heard about the attack. This led to the Church of the All-Consuming being formed, and the mass pilgrimage to the Northern Sea. The Oerians, seeing an opportunity, claimed the land from the Godfinger peninsula to the Cultist´s Valley and developed it for safe travel. Travellers were tolled on their roads, and eventually the area became a popular destination for tourists and scientists looking to study the wreck. With nowhere else to go, many travellers settled down and the Seasonal Coalition was named (Fun fact, the Seasonal Coalition was named by polling the current population on what they missed the most from the 1st dimension. The top result was ¨Seasons¨, and the top reason was ¨To break up the monotomy of the landscape¨). Over the next 300 nightfalls of the god war, an approximated million pilgrims fed themselves to the centipede before it finally retreated back to the Void Citadel. It´s followers still attempt to find it, though the Northern Sea´s quantity of Groatans would make this impossible for many thousands of nightfalls.