Concent of Saunt Rambalf

Overview

The Concent of Saunt Rambalf is a Concent named for Saunt Rambalf. In current discourse it is grouped with the Concent of Saunt Edhar and the Concent of Saunt Tredegarh as one of the “Three Inviolates.” According to testimony from a Thousander of Edhar, Rambalf is one of three sites used by the Sæcular Power to store nuclear waste around the time of the Reconstitution.

Notable Features

• A tall stone spire recognizable from a distance. An elder avout identified it—by prior drawings—as the "Millenarians' spire," a detail offered as recognition rather than a surveyed description.

Associations

• Namesake: Saunt Rambalf; the community shares that eponym with the historical saunt.
• Peer grouping: Remembered with Saunt Edhar and Saunt Tredegarh among the “Three Inviolates,” a label from mathic lore concerning concents said to have remained unviolated during the Third Sack.
• From Edharian vantage, Rambalf lies on another continent and shares no Orders in common, so granular knowledge is limited.

Recent Activity

• Public images circulated showing its spire under a narrow, ruby-colored illumination traced from overhead. In the same period, Edhar and Tredegarh were likewise lit. Avout sources describe the illumination as a tight laser-like beam from a craft above; the purpose of this display has not been stated.
• After viewing a leaked space recording and discussing the propulsion of the orbital visitor, Erasmas and Sammann infer that the visitors may be low on nuclear devices and could seek stockpiles on Arbre; they specifically name Edhar, Rambalf, and Tredegarh as possible sites. This is presented as their conjecture rather than confirmed intent.

Status / Access

Active and respected within mathic memory. Beyond the spire’s identification and its association with the Inviolates, detailed structures and access arrangements have not been described in present accounts. The statement that the site is a nuclear-waste repository is attributed to Edharian testimony and is included here as such.