Kri Hadoxa

Kri Hadoxa is a rock-formation found on the eastern edge of Argmond and east in Torvaldsskog, in todays Argensoll. There is a lot of myths reltated to the formation, and it is conscidered holy by The Hevosian tribes.

Apperance
The area is covered with tower-like rock formations (Hoodoo), that consists of a rock-pilars with a singe large rock on top of it.

History
Originally the location was located within the terretories of The Hevosian tribes. In 799, after The Fourth War of Torvaldsskog the area became a part of Åsmark.

In 865, after The First War of the North, it became a part of the province Argensoll, belonging to The Skilamrilusian Empire.

As the Hevosians conscider the area a holy place, the borders in the area have - since it was lost from the Hevosians-, constantly been subject to tresspassing by Hevosians who are there to do religious rituals.

Mythology
According to Hevosian mythology (Bosixo Ilith), the area is a Isarugu - one of the sacret connections between Terrobis and the world of the gods. This means that one is closer to the gods here than most places, and ceremonies and rituals are commonly held at these places.

According to both the Northmen and the Skilamrians, the area is hounted. The Skilamrians believe that evil gods reside at the formation, and The Northmen believe the place is related to The Blind Watchman. Some even believe it is his home. Several accounts claim the rocks is a common place for human sacrifices, even long after the Hevosians lost control of the area.

According to the legend, Isarugus are places where the sun rests on its journey eastwards during the night. One time the sun didn't wake up, and a shaman sailed westwards to try to find the sun. Instead he found an island with a large hole in the ground. He went into the hole, which became a tunnel that went eastwards. He passed a few underground houses that were empty, before he found onw where the sun lay sleeping. He woke the sun up, who then hurried eastwards to rise up for a new day. The shaman found a hole in the house, wich led straight up to the surface. Around the exit, he lay a lot of stones so that he would remember where the entrance were if the sun happened to fall asleep there again. The stoneformation became Kri Hadoxa.