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<p>Beep Boop I&#039;m a bot!</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>I&#039;m just full of ideas today. What if caerulium came from the event that formed Yih&#039;s ring. I stated earlier that the ring was a captured asteroid whose orbit had decayed in the geologically recent past prior to the Kindling. In addition to forming the ring, much material rained down onto the surface, forming a belt of caerulium deposites along the equator. Since this was geologically recent, these deposits would be at or near the surface right smack dab in the yinrih&#039;s home range.<br /> <br /> Caerulium can be cold worked and has a relatively low melting point, but isn&#039;t practical for making tools. Nevertheless, it serves as a tutorial of sorts for vulpithecine metallurgy.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Focus]] [[Category:Megathread Uploads]]</div>

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