Arelbanz

Arelbanz, known to those of Myalvi as "Sevevda" (from a Hesanic phrase for "What are you saying?" ("se-jvehpo-ta?"), historically extremely informal) (from whence Fort Sevevda) is a river in Liruzon. Moving northwards from Hesan, it is the second of the five great westward-flowing rivers: Sbevado, Arelbanz, Vavyer, Ilbanz, and Halera. At its mouth is Fort Sevevda, the capital of Tur-Myalvi and the first successful settlement established by the colonizers in 387 BF. At its source is the Yan-Urden region, home to Pharelzolde, to which a former tributary of the Arelbanz has been diverted.