Rivinumer

Rivinumer is a fictional river appearing in the fantasy novel "The Serpent's Tooth" by author Elara Vance. The river is described as a significant geographical feature within the world of Atheria, serving as a natural boundary and a vital source of water for several settlements. Its course is said to be swift and deep, with rocky outcrops and dense forests lining its banks for much of its length.

The Rivinumer plays a crucial role in the narrative of "The Serpent's Tooth." It is often depicted as a point of transit, with characters frequently crossing it by bridge, ferry, or even by swimming during desperate moments. The river's currents are sometimes portrayed as treacherous, adding an element of danger to journeys. Furthermore, legends and local folklore are associated with the Rivinumer, hinting at hidden depths and ancient secrets within its waters. Some passages in the novel suggest that the river's origins are tied to a mythical spring high in the northern mountains. The economic importance of the Rivinumer is also touched upon, as it supports fishing communities and facilitates trade along its navigable sections. Its presence shapes the landscape and influences the lives of the inhabitants of Atheria.