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The Plume Coteries were originally a miniscule [[posthuman]] peoples who were known to travel on the backs of majestic [[bird]]s, ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|A Farewell to R.M.S. (short story)}}) the [[birdhemoth]]s. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Sonnenblumen (short story)|Sonnenblumen}}) | The Plume Coteries were originally a miniscule [[posthuman]] peoples who were known to travel on the backs of majestic [[bird]]s, ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|A Farewell to R.M.S. (short story)}}) the [[birdhemoth]]s. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Sonnenblumen (short story)|Sonnenblumen}}) | ||
The Coteries colonised the [[RMS|Revelatory Majesty Sphere]] in the [[Amazolian system]]. ([[PROSE]]: | The Coteries colonised the [[RMS|Revelatory Majesty Sphere]] in the [[Amazolian system]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|A Farewell to Arms (short story)}}) The Coteries donated RMS to [[Roger (A Farewell to R.M.S.)|Roger]]'s family as part of a peace treaty after accidentally desolating the Rogers' homeworld. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|A Farewell to Arms (short story)}}, {{cs|A Farewell to R.M.S. (short story)}}) | ||
After discovering the Library, they became predominately known as the "Bookkeepers", but were still interchangeably called "Plume Coteries". ([[PROSE]]: | After discovering the Library, they became predominately known as the "Bookkeepers", but were still interchangeably called "Plume Coteries". ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|A Farewell to Arms (short story)}}, et al.) Most Bookkeepers became closer in size to classical [[human]]s. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|A Farewell to R.M.S. (short story)}}) Some of the Bookkeepers' smaller members acted as dignitaries to the outside universe, using specially-sized [[Plume Coteries diplomatic craft|diplomatic craft]] to travel through [[space]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|A Farewell to Arms (short story)}}) Many Bookkeepers, when old enough, sojourned the depths of the library. These sojourners categorised each book as either random gibberish, readable yet false and full of typos or nonsensical, or with a chance of truth and Validity, the latter of which would be taken back to civilisation for evaluation. This responsibility was passed down throughout their families. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The First Noël (short story)}}) | ||
When the [[Great House]]s tried to buy RMS from Roger, the Bookkeepers stepped in to help negotiations, postponing the deal for many years due to their lack of field agents. In the interim, they used their books to learn much about the agreements the Houses were making with other powers in preparation for the [[War in Heaven]]. When the time came, the Bookkeepers traded RMS in return for the Houses' secrets of [[time scoop]]ing. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|A Farewell to R.M.S. (short story)}}) | When the [[Great House]]s tried to buy RMS from Roger, the Bookkeepers stepped in to help negotiations, postponing the deal for many years due to their lack of field agents. In the interim, they used their books to learn much about the agreements the Houses were making with other powers in preparation for the [[War in Heaven]]. When the time came, the Bookkeepers traded RMS in return for the Houses' secrets of [[time scoop]]ing. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|A Farewell to R.M.S. (short story)}}) | ||
Sometime after this, dignitaries of the Coteries from the "distant reaches of dead space" came to [[Terra Primagenia]] to attend the unveiling of [[Cernunnos]]. ([[PROSE]]: | Sometime after this, dignitaries of the Coteries from the "distant reaches of dead space" came to [[Terra Primagenia]] to attend the unveiling of [[Cernunnos]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Cobweb and Ivory (short story)}}) | ||
When the [[painted warrior]]s attacked the [[10,000 Dawns]], they stole every copy of ''[[The Book of the Enemy]]'' therein to cover their tracks. However, [[the Emissary]] advised [[Graelyn Scythes]], [[Archimedes Von Ahnerabe]] and [[Lady Aesculapius]] that a copy could still be found in the [[Plume Coteries' Library]]. Travelling there via [[crystalline incision portal]], they happened upon [[Coloth]], who was working for the Coteries but not technically a member. The boy got [[Marissa (White Canvas)|Marissa]] to consult the catalogue, and Marissa gave them a glowing library card which would direct them to the book despite the place's unthinkable size, but advised Coloth to go with them because the book itself might prove dangerous. After locating it, the group discovered that the painted warriors were servants of the [[Original Mammoths]] and travelled via another portal to the [[alter-time realm (Cobweb and Ivory)|alter-time realm]] the mammoths called home in the context of [[the war]]. ([[PROSE]]: | When the [[painted warrior]]s attacked the [[10,000 Dawns]], they stole every copy of ''[[The Book of the Enemy]]'' therein to cover their tracks. However, [[the Emissary]] advised [[Graelyn Scythes]], [[Archimedes Von Ahnerabe]] and [[Lady Aesculapius]] that a copy could still be found in the [[Plume Coteries' Library]]. Travelling there via [[crystalline incision portal]], they happened upon [[Coloth]], who was working for the Coteries but not technically a member. The boy got [[Marissa (White Canvas)|Marissa]] to consult the catalogue, and Marissa gave them a glowing library card which would direct them to the book despite the place's unthinkable size, but advised Coloth to go with them because the book itself might prove dangerous. After locating it, the group discovered that the painted warriors were servants of the [[Original Mammoths]] and travelled via another portal to the [[alter-time realm (Cobweb and Ivory)|alter-time realm]] the mammoths called home in the context of [[the war]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|White Canvas (novel)}}) | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
