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- In Zena, there’s a curious tradition where a single black hair renders a person impure in the eyes of the gods
- In Zena, rich in vineyards, there’s an outlandish practice where all visitors must take part in the tarantella dance
- In buried Dokora, rich in cedar, there’s a mysterious custom where children trade eyes with their parents as a rite of passage
- In Forossa with its mountains, there’s a bizarre ritual where the capital has no walls of stone, but instead the walls are made of armed men
- In buried Lindeldt where the birds do not sing, there’s an extraordinary convention where each citizen must reign as king or queen for a day, in order to prevent the corruption that comes from extended power. The schedule is kept decades in advance on a community calendar