Quite Jacques on Jun 9, 2015 wrote:

With the whole idea of a storm gate pollo charted that never stays a certain place for long thing going on and how storm gates are basically breaches in "bubbles" of land in the spiral, the fact that they often move yet remain attached has me thinking. Isn't it possible that there is other sets of worlds that connect to each other floating randomly that are only accessible when their storm gate paths rarely collide with other storm gate routes? So basically say you have sets of worlds Valencia and others that connect its extremely likely that there are other sets of worlds, worlds that are so hard to access we know nothing about nor think they exist, that only connect through accidental orbiting collides! This explains a whole idea of a not explored area that a master geographer found he could predict where said group of worlds collides next if he new there orbit! Worlds only enter able through freak accidents where storm gate routes hit each other, then disconnect as orbit paths continue!

Cruel Owen Quarrel on Jun 10, 2015 wrote:

To add on to what Zuto says, I think Blind Mew confirmed that the Aquilans (likely Aquilus himself) were the ones who ripped holes in worlds and created stormgates; this means that they are creature-made, not natural occurrences and so the only places with stormgates are the places the Aquilans explored. At least that's what I think..