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Archaic Museum of Yishelem submits formal request to authenticate Kundratijan Gem

April 5573

Yishelem - The National Museum of Kundrati History's unveil of 1 of the 8 Gems in Kasaema by the notorious Hulanevek family earlier this month immediately triggered a formal request by the Archaic Museum of Yishelem. The announcement that 1 of the 8 Gems may in fact exist in Kundrati evidently came as a surprise to few, considering Gem Publishing had already claimed that Cunnington Marit of the Terran Remediation Agency had betrayed the Kadiyot House and given the gem to Hulavenek in 5263, just before he was framed for the murder of Baruch Lea Tzafrir.

The Kundratijan Gem is the latest of the 8 Gems to spring up in recent centuries, after thousands and thousands of years in obscurity. At the moment, the other 6 of the 8 Gems are present in Wiel (4) and Fort William (2), according to the Archaic Museum of Yishelem's research. According to the legend of the Ezrahim, the Benowitz House stole the Kundratijan Gem back in the 1200s as they fled from Beiteynu.

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The Archaic Museum of Yishelem's request to send a mission in an attempt to authenticate the gem in Kundrati was unfortunately accompanied by a short press announcement by the Medinat Department expressing its "thoughtful curiosity" in response to a recent piece published by the Kasaema Guardian in regards to bilateral relations between Xsampa and Kundrati warming up.

How is Kundrati neutral when it supplies military equipment to one side?

Yet again, against the Yeudi People.

In fact, the timing of the unveil and the subsequent request was so unfortunate, considering that later in the same afternoon, Xsampa denounced the Jelbic Empire's naval operations in Southwest Vascania and issued a warning to Beiteynu.

Rumours flying in from the Ministry of Defence speak of an upcoming 1st Azhara to be issued to Xsampa.

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If Vanuku has 4, Luthori has 2 and the Kundratijan Gem is indeed the 7th, where's the 8th and final one?

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