I do remember hearing such a name before when speaking with the Monks of Orbonne. From what I can last recall, a myrrh tree miraculously took root within the depths of their catacombs. The monks viewed its sudden appearance to be an omen of some kind. Whether or not this is a good omen eludes me, but I'm certain there's a reason for the myrrh tree's presence here on Gaia.
I take it that such trees aren't native to Gaia, much like the Iifa Tree's true origins.
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Date: 2011-01-27 05:51 pm (UTC)I do remember hearing such a name before when speaking with the Monks of Orbonne. From what I can last recall, a myrrh tree miraculously took root within the depths of their catacombs. The monks viewed its sudden appearance to be an omen of some kind. Whether or not this is a good omen eludes me, but I'm certain there's a reason for the myrrh tree's presence here on Gaia.
I take it that such trees aren't native to Gaia, much like the Iifa Tree's true origins.