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'''Mislato River''' (ミスラト川, ''Misurato Kawa'') is a location in [[Suikoden Tierkreis]]. It marks the western reaches of the [[Magedom of Janam]] and is a key travel route. | {{Image Needed}}{{Location | ||
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}}'''Mislato River''' (ミスラト川, ''Misurato Kawa'') is a location in [[Suikoden Tierkreis]]. It marks the western reaches of the [[Magedom of Janam]] and is a key travel route. | |||
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Mislato River (ミスラト川, Misurato Kawa) is a location in Suikoden Tierkreis. It marks the western reaches of the Magedom of Janam and is a key travel route.
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This river flowed through the eastern Citro Plains, extending to the western boundaries of the Magedom of Janam. The waterway served as a significant thoroughfare connecting various regions within the Magedom. Traveling eastward along the river's road led to prominent cities of the Magedom, including El-Qaral and Salsabil.
Of notable importance was a bridge situated over the northern section of the Mislato River, providing access to Ladzaa Fortress. This fortress played a strategic role for the Magedom during its conflict with the Order of the One True Way.
Following the appearance of the Janam Desert, a considerable transformation occurred in the region. The eastern side of the river was engulfed by vast stretches of sand, resulting in the disappearance of the road leading to Salsabil.
References
- Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 778