The original native population have developed an allergy to the synthetic coral. This might be the cause of the original plague.
(2035) In the sanctuary, we found the six Riloan students coralified. They were off the path of a tour.
Michelle Yu, Geoff, Mark Huber, The Falstrups, and Patricia.
“By 2014, Rilaoans have transcended the evils of colonialism initiated by Raymond Lau at the end of the 19th Century. Soul searching in every valley of the island leads to a unified goal of creating a large wilderness sanctuary on the island. A national song celebrates unity on the island.”
While investigating a wilderness society, we learned of this song from 2014 related to Rilaoan colonialism.
Brendan Harkin, Joanne Kuchera-Morin, Mark Montiel
While exploring a VR wilderness sanctuary, Rilaons can choose to meet the Shaman, an imaginary character who recounts Rilaon superstitions to the explorer. If you go through during carnival, the Shaman marks the participant with a VR tattoo that lasts beyond the VR experience.
Alen Catolico, Barbara Rodrigues Mota, Jessica Escobedo, Elizabeth Valmont
A superstition exists in Rilaoan culture that revolves around the mining of smart material from coral, an indigenous formation that is considered holy in Rilao and the trade of the coral as a terraforming base. Wilderness sanctuaries have been established to conserve the coral called “Coraserve,” which protected the coral formations and preserve their holiness.
Patricia Marshall, Zhan Li
Posters promoting Coraserves
Poster 1 is of living coral
Poster 2 is of a Scorpionfish which lives in coral
