Doctor Pann

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Sara, daughter of Lucien, son of Job, son of the Lord in the Deep Woods took up the sword at the city of Gerython's peak. As the six violent lords pointed their bloody fingers of damnation at the Greywood, Sara was the first to defend, saving the sacred land from defilement. We honor her sacrifice, as in slaughtering all but two men of their fists of soldiers, she tainted herself with the red. She now is sealed with the six red lords within the vaults at the Citadel of the Black River. May she remain imprisoned forevermore.

'What the Sky Saw' tells the story of the creation of the losatar and Ramses, the Hopeful Star. The losatar were created by Malafta in order to serve as a neutral party to cast judgement on the actions of Rara-Shon. The losatar are a hive mind, although they do possess independent wills. As a cycle comes to its end, the losatar begin to die, though the hive mind remains intact within Ramses. The losatar are reincarnated and have their mind restored at the start of every new cycle. Ramses is also referred to as the King of the Losatar, or Linlotar. Specifically, Ramses is called Linlotar when referencing his position as the Sun when the cycle restarts. The Hopeful Star of Ramses is hidden behind the Sun of Linlotar. When all of the losatar vanish, so does Linlotar, revealing Ramses.

The shadow used to be a friend of humanity, keeping them safe and cloaking them from the dangers that hunted them. But then humanity found a new love, fire. So, in jealousy, the dark conspired to try to kill this fire and when that failed, the dark began to work against humanity. The dark became their opponent, the force that hid humanity's most dangerous of foes.

The Toppo people are a nomadic river tribe that ventures down the Black River in the summer and the river Par (Salanymph) in the winter, camping in the respective reservoirs of the two in the seasons between. The Toppo lend a heavy spiritual and social value to water. People are born in the reservoirs or rivers, which determines their names. When two people wish to marry, they do so in the winter reservoir, wading into a freezingly cold body of water together. The Toppo people believe that the soul is trapped within the body, except when looking at a reflection. Should a person die while looking at their reflection, their soul will be set free into the water. Otherwise, the soul will remain trapped in the body for eternity. All of the people of the world are the children of Salanymph, but the Toppo people are often called the Chosen Children. As such, whether Salanymph is aware of it or not, the River does not allow the Toppo people to die from age or illness if they are not gazing into its banks, so that their souls may rejoin the flow. (Possible narrative about someone killing a Toppo away from the River).

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