The Uwlak Monument

Off the main path between South Redhaven and Stokke Hills, a short walk toward Bustler's Creek, in deep forest shade, can be found three ancient pillars covered in moss and strange heiroglyphs. And about twenty yards away lie four stone sarcophagi, broken open and empty.

The pillars are known as "The Uwlak Tribal Stones". The Uwlak tribe were first-wave hunters who occupied these forests when the USS Seneca arrived in 2230. While official history books state that the tribe erected these stones in the mid-22nd century, there are rumors that the monument is several thousand years old, similar to the famous Tancred Stone standing on the western banks of Red River.

The writings found on the monuments are also of a peculiar nature, and official tomes record no translations. Again, same as the Tancred stone.

The four stone coffins however seem reliably of more recept origin. They now hold nothing other than scuttling critters in the darkness.