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== Uses ==
== Uses ==
The eyes of [[Monster-Hunters]] turn permanently peligin after they consume the flesh of a zee-monster.<ref>{{Citation|https://sunlesssea.fandom.com/wiki/Hunter%27s_Eye|Hunter's Eye|Sunless Sea|}} ''""Eat the flesh of the deep-lurkers, and your eyes will change.""''</ref> [[The Fathomking]] is known to be able to turn his prisoners' skin peligin.<ref name="mariam">{{Citation|https://sunlesssea.gamepedia.com/Mariam|Mariam|Sunless Sea|}}</ref><gallery widths="100" spacing="small">
The eyes of [[Monster-Hunters]] turn permanently peligin after they consume the flesh of a zee-monster.<ref>{{Citation|https://sunlesssea.fandom.com/wiki/Hunter%27s_Eye|Hunter's Eye|Sunless Sea|}} ''""Eat the flesh of the deep-lurkers, and your eyes will change.""''</ref> [[The Fathomking]] is known to be able to turn his prisoners' skin peligin.<ref name="mariam">{{Citation|https://sunlesssea.gamepedia.com/Mariam|Mariam|Sunless Sea|}}</ref>
 
== Gallery ==
<gallery widths="100" spacing="small">
Generic_unterzee4.png|The broad, dark Unterzee.
Generic_unterzee4.png|The broad, dark Unterzee.
Hunterseye.png|A Hunter's Eye.
Hunterseye.png|A Hunter's Eye.

Revision as of 20:56, 12 May 2023

"P drowns in PELIGIN, the colour of the deepest zee."[1]

Peligin is a color of the Neathbow; it is the [2] The term "peligin" is seemingly a portmanteau of the Latin pelagus, meaning "sea," and the color fuligin. Fuligin, in turn, is darker than black, and is derived from the English word "fuliginous" meaning soot-like; this color was used by Gene Wolfe in his science fiction novel The Shadow of the Torturer.

Properties

Peligin is a dark, dark black, beyond the reach of any light.[3] It is the hue of the waters of the Unterzee and those of the land of the dead, and also the color of the flesh of zee-monsters.[4]

Uses

The eyes of Monster-Hunters turn permanently peligin after they consume the flesh of a zee-monster.[5] The Fathomking is known to be able to turn his prisoners' skin peligin.[6]

Gallery

References