My colleagues and I have been fascinated for years with the Angry Earth. These creatures abound on Aeternum and appear to serve as guardians and protectors to the native flora and fauna. \n\nIt is my belief that they were spawned here but we have yet to determine the circumstances of their creation. \n\nIf we can discover their origins, we might find a way to avoid conflict and possibly even live harmoniously with them.

A Syndicate research report written by Dr. Theo. Shows signs of damage.

Observation Report: Day 1

Some observations on the Angry Earth: \n\nTheir forms seem to follow the shapes of nature. It is easy to see how they could have inspired tales of mythical forest creatures in the Old World. n\nDoes this mean, however, that they may have gotten off the island? Or that humans managed to escape Aeternum at some point in the past? No ship can survive passing through the Stormwall. Do the Angry Earth have a way to do so? n\nDiscovering more about these creatures may also give us the means to finally escape this island.

Observation Report: Day 5

Our campsite seems to have been surrounded by wildlife sometime in the small hours. They're acting strangely, but haven't moved to attack us yet. \n\nI've heard my fellow scholars make reference to a phenomenon called 'Blight' that infects Angry Earth creatures in Edengrove. The description seems to fit my observations of the creatures that now circle the ruins. The evidence suggests that the Blight is spreading south. \n\nProfessor Fawn has hired several hunters to guard the camp perimeter from attack. I've persuaded one of them to collect samples from the creatures for me. We'll see what a careful study reveals about this 'Blight'.

Observation Report: Day 11

A closer look at these Blighted samples has revealed both animal and vegetable traits. The ichor has characteristics of both blood and sap. I have so many questions. \n\nI also took a sample of the red, fungal growths that afflicted the creature, presumably as the result of Blight. Unfortunately, I could not identify the bizarre fungi. \n\nMeanwhile, the other Angry Earth seem to have become agitated and their numbers have increased. Though whether it's a result of our study or the presence of their Blighted brethren, I cannot tell.

Observation Report: Day 13

The Angry Earth destroyed the Lepus research camp last night. Their attack was furious and relentless. \n\nI awoke as the attack was underway, and barly escaped with nothing more than my nightshirt. So many of our valuable observations were lost… \n\nIt's my understanding that Professor Fawn, who was killed in the vicious attack, is now recommending against re-establishing the camp. Not to question my colleague's commitment (or her courage), but aren't a few deaths a small price to pay to discover a way off the island? \n\nI am certain that the Angry Earth are the key to our escape.

A Syndicate research report written by Dr. Theo.

Observation Report: Final Day

A land of great beauty and mystery where the forces of life and death are in eternal conflict

Phenomenon Report: The Angry Earth Chapter - NWGuide Database of Lore

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