At 08:25 AM 3/10/99 PST, you wrote:

In response to "Children of an Elder God", Part 5:

"Just another slaver plying my trade as best I can," 
he said.  "What with the revolt of the slaves in Kled, I've
had to improvise.  Then I hit on the trick of picking up all
these fools who manage to dump themselves around here by
wrecking their own little private dreams."  He shrugged. 
"It's a lot of work, but my buyers seem to value those sort 
of people."

"Tell that to the ones you killed.  And you'd best
hope none of his relatives take it poorly."  The man
laughed.  "But my spells should keep them away until we
reach Dylath-Leen." 

The driver laughed.  "Little girl, what I do is
perfectly legal here.  Slaves have been brought to
Dylath-Leen by this road for millenia.  Millions have been
carried down the Skar, despite the complaints of those
lily-livered cat worshipping fools in Ulthar and Nir.  Take
your stupid horse and go back to Celephais where idiots like
yourself dwell."

I may be mistaken, but it appears that your geography is slightly off.  
While Kled is just north of Dylath-Leen, with Nir, Ulthar, and the Skar 
in between, Celephais is nowhere near there.  In fact, Celephais is on 
an entirely different continent.

According to the Keeper map included in my edition of the CoC Dreamlands
sourcebook (Third edition, if that matters), Celephais is indeed on a
different continent -- but it's located roughly east of Kled, across the
unnamed strait connecting the Cerenarian Sea and the Southern Sea.
Separated from Kled by an expanse of water, yes, but not much more distant
probably than England is this from France in the waking world.  

Then again, time and distance in the Dreamlands are likely not nearly as
immutable as they are in the waking world anyway... perhaps things have
changed since Randolph Carter sought the Silver Key.  :)

Just my two cents.  

Ciao,
-Alan Harnum