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The Rhythmic Ascendance is an oceanic [[mistway]] that leads from northeastern [[Sri Raji]] to southern [[Hiva Mortu]], taking about 15 days. Once [[the Mists]] envelope a [[ship]] traveling along it, [[drum]]s can be heard playing. At the beginning of the journey, the drums are accompanied by sitars, though they turn into chanting as one closes in on Hiva Mortu. The Rhythmic Ascendance is one way with moderate reliability.<ref name=NBp15>[[Nebula Obscura]] p.15</ref>
The Rhythmic Ascendance is an oceanic [[mistway]] that leads from northeastern [[Sri Raji]] to southern [[Hiva Motu]], taking about 15 days. Once [[the Mists]] envelope a [[ship]] traveling along it, [[drum]]s can be heard playing. At the beginning of the journey, the drums are accompanied by sitars, though they turn into chanting as one closes in on Hiva Mortu. The Rhythmic Ascendance is one way with moderate reliability.<ref name=NBp15>[[Nebula Obscura]] p.15</ref>


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The Rhythmic Ascendance is an oceanic mistway that leads from northeastern Sri Raji to southern Hiva Motu, taking about 15 days. Once the Mists envelope a ship traveling along it, drums can be heard playing. At the beginning of the journey, the drums are accompanied by sitars, though they turn into chanting as one closes in on Hiva Mortu. The Rhythmic Ascendance is one way with moderate reliability.[1]

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