Prestigious Geography and Biology of the Island of Camshire

Prestigious Geography and Biology of the Island of Camshire is the culmination of Ferdinand Gronseth's life work as he explored, charted, and began to settle the islands of Camshire. He later had it turned into a book that has since received several updated editions as questions he posed were answered by subsequent research.

Purpose

A personal documentation of Ferdinand Gronseth's adventures written by him.

Document Structure

Clauses

Divided into mega-chapters by expedition, then into regular chapters by month.

Caveats

As it was written in the 400s, certain information is either vague or inaccurate. These issues are addressed in subsequent publications.

Publication Status

Publicly accessible

Historical Details

History

The first recorded observations of the Camshire Islands.

Public Reaction

It was a hit. People bought it up in droves to learn more about this seemingly mythical place.

Legacy

Considered to be one of the premier scientific publications in Sephran's history and an inspiration to many subsequent adventurers.

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Prestigious Geography and Biology of the Island of Camshire

"I was greeted on land by the sight of a Sea Serpent sticking its head out of a lagoon. Cannot say I was not surprised by this; however, it was welcome to see one so content...The stars are way brighter than back home."
"Last night was kind of rough. I had gotten used to sleeping in the grass, but on obsidian?"...
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"A little bird landed on the book today. Instinct told me to get it off, but instead, I watched it as its bright red and black feathers folded back to create a fan-like ornament surrounding its face. The little thing pranced around in circles for at least twenty minutes before flying away. I think I'll call you 'Crimson Fanface' for now."

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Type

Journal, Personal

Medium

Paper

Authoring Date

463-468, 470-475

Ratification Date

476

Location

Camshire

Authors

• Ferdinand Gronseth

Signatories (Organizations)

• Alfaya