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...esumably serves somehow the purposes of its creator, the Bathybius, though the exact means by which it serves those purposes remains unknown. ...t is just over forty [[meter]]s long and fifteen wide. The whole ship has the translucent appearance common to deeplings, looking as if it is itself made ...

...ommon to all deeplings. Sometimes, however, apparently at the whim of the Bathybius, they take on a different shape, [[transfiguration|transfiguring]] as they ...e]] or even a part of their own bodies—which, after all, are made of the same stuff. ...

| taxon = Bathybius ...htly to its mentality as well. There is evidence that the Bathybius gains the [[knowledge]] and [[skill]]s of all entities it absorbs... and it's perhaps ...

...n—or substituted with [[dwalegod (Dadauar)|imaginary gods]] given to the people to worship to pacify them, but incapable of actually responding to t ...themselves, and is even used by some [[scholar]]s both within and outside the onirarchies—but it has never been in common use by laymen. ...

...ow about the resistance but choose not to join with them usually meet with the latter fate, unless they're extremely capable and/or lucky.) ...ay the groundwork so that someday, perhaps far in the future, the might of the onirarchs can be overcome. ...

...[ocean floor]]s, though not, of course, at the deepest reaches where the [[Bathybius]] lies. ..., is a [[folk etymology]]; there is no connection between those words, and the resemblance is [[coincidence|coincidental]]. ...

...part from the people, existing on another level that rarely interacts with the lower [[class]]es. ...sence of Chethe that gives Dadauar its name; the name "Dadauar" comes from the [[Lilmi]] word ''yatyatyawarr'' ({{IPA0|[jæˈd̜æd& ...