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* 26th January 2001 - Gujarat, India A magic distortion of extreme magnitude killed around 20,000 people. The event was disguised as an earthquake of magitude 7.6, now known as the 2001 Gujarat earthquake or Bhuj earthquake. | * 26th January 2001 - Gujarat, India A magic distortion of extreme magnitude killed around 20,000 people. The event was disguised as an earthquake of magitude 7.6, now known as the 2001 Gujarat earthquake or Bhuj earthquake. | ||
* 26th December 2004 - northern Sumatra, Indonesia A momentary convergence between our world and an Anþerwelt caused a massive tsunami to hit the surrounding coasts of the indian ocean, killing almost 228,000 people. The source of the tsunami was disguised as a major earthquake of magnitude 9.1-9.3 and is known as the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake. | * 26th December 2004 - northern Sumatra, Indonesia A momentary convergence between our world and an Anþerwelt caused a massive tsunami to hit the surrounding coasts of the indian ocean, killing almost 228,000 people. The source of the tsunami was disguised as a major earthquake of magnitude 9.1-9.3 and is known as the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake. | ||
=== Aftermath === | |||
The Wintergale family had lost a lot of reputation because of Mafalda's treachery. However, for some this was not enough. The Clearwater family suffered the consequences of these events on an economic level when new laws were introduced, increasing regulation of trade with Mundanes. Since this was the primary means of income for the Clearwater family, they lost most of that almost overnight. Enraged and blaming the [[Wintergales]] for their misfortune, they continuously agitated and instigated the people. Eventually, around 4 years after the events of Winter's Treachery, the Wintergales saw no other choice than to separate and go into hiding. | |||