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Fehrengrafft was a small village in the Nordmark between Nurn and Lohenbek. The name, which roughly means "distant grave", comes from the fact that the hill on which the mill was built was a burial mound situated a little further away from the others outside the gates of Nurn. When the Amnúrians came, the Nurnians took over Sentarism, opened the tomb and destroyed the last remains of the heroes of earlier times who rested there. Centuries later, when the mill was built, this was not necessarily met with enthusiasm due to superstition.

Description
Fehrengrafft was a small village in the Nordmark between Nurn and Lohenbek. The name, which roughly means "distant grave", comes from the fact that the hill on which the mill was built was a burial mound situated a little further away from the others outside the gates of Nurn. When the Amnúrians came, the Nurnians took over Sentarism, opened the tomb and destroyed the last remains of the heroes of earlier times who rested there. Centuries later, when the mill was built, this was not necessarily met with enthusiasm due to superstition.