Slaynoir
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I have not written anything really for some time. The closest I've come to actually writing anything is conceptual ideas/notes. Here's some for fun. (note- some of this may be hard to read as it is sort of uh, very dry)
Word Key Guide to the Words of the Ironian Language (and others) and Pronunciations of Each
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Faolon (Fay-Oh-Lynn)
Faolon- Little Wolf
Hue (Hew)
Hue- Human in General or Man or Woman or Boy or Girl Human(s)
Vintii (Fin-Tea)
Vintii- Voice of the Harbinger
Slaynoir (Slay-No-R)
Slaynoir- Slayer of Corruption
Jaunter (John-Tur)
Jaunter- To be Formal or Uptight
When Faolon battle Gauntlet for the first time he loses control of himself and viciously wounds Gauntlet’s face, leaving her scarred by Knottisgale. Faolon is basically flung into a blind rage when he believes that his closest and only friend Mary Slaynoir, appears to have been killed by Gauntlet impaling her with Knottisgale in the side of the chest area. Faolon is out of control with power and emotional despair hence his unnaturally enhanced abilities when he fights Gauntlet in her chambers underground.
Arc Ritt
Era Power 1001-2500 AfterTheFall
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Religion: Ven'quro (Ven-qwer-oh) Meaning 'Ice' in Ironian
When: Ven'quroism 1500 ATF through 6500 ATF (current day) by the High Chief Ven'quro Su'knocka
Why: The Black Vida, also known as the 'Ven'quro', were subjugated by their counterparts, The White Vida also known as the 'Cora'sur' via segregation when they were considered to be 'unwanted, despicable and as savages to be taught the truth of their being'. This theory was entirely superstitious created by politically xenophobic White Vida (the Cora'sur's more distasteful members) that wanted only their 'kind' to rule over the world, particularly the jungles of Espiral-Belleza. Originally speaking, there was a unified religion at one point called 'Ra'al' (Rye-ale, meaning 'Of One is All') (which was and still is a Universally accepted and known religion in Eon-Matrix Universe) but was never fully accepted by either kind of Vida.
Eventually the two species went into a fierce war over whom should receive the planet Guardian's blessing(s) (being their gods) and though both sides suffered severe losses the Black Vidaian High Chief called 'Su'knocka' (Sue-knock-ahh, meaning 'rough bark') wished to call peace upon the war as his people were suffering from the constant threat of both their own kind attacking them and the rising popularity of the GodSlayers (a dangerous tribe of beings that seek out the Vida and ritualistically kill them to praise and tribute to their gods). Su'knocka's offer wasn't well received and eventually the White Vida demanded that the Black Vida leave or they would destroy every kind of evidence that they even existed, starting with their younglings and females down to their culture and anyone that showed sympathetic feelings/actions to the Ven'quro.
This was a breaking point where Su'knocka's people were desperate to escape the strife as White Vida were considerably more technologically advanced and were able to produce weapons and other machines in their war effort. Su'knocka did not throw in the white flag but did relocate his people to the coldest most brutal lands of Espiral-Belleza as a last ditch attempt to stop the White Vida from senselessly killing them. It turned out to work quite well and the Black Vida were able to adapt fairly quickly to their new situation in the end due to their sturdy nature and ability to adapt quickly. However, the war never had actually been ended. It is merely suspended like a stale-mate, as the White Vidaian machines don't work very well in extremely cold weather/environments and the Ven'quro have no interest in perusing the fight unlike the Cora'sur.
Cora'sur are not as buff nor well suited to any other environment other than tropical or extreme heat (being the jungle and desert/volcano active-like areas of the planet). The Ven'quro in relation had never did well in such places and the relocation to colder climates actually greatly improved their health and ability to build their own type of weapons, etc.
How: Su'knocka created Ven'quroism as a means to identify themselves differently from the White Vida, better known as the Cora'sur. Thus the religion took on new meaning and a different view of the world than their counterparts and though many of the older generations were unwilling to let go of Ra'al, it was done to make sure the White Vida had no influence over them as a 'free and independent' people. However there are still things that are similar to Ra'al in that sense.
Established: Su'knocka founded Ven'quroism around 1500 ATF (as the exact date isn't known) to differentiate the two Tribes from one another as tensions arose out of Ra'al's guidelines that didn't adhere to the separating Tribal Councils during this crisis. Around the same time the Cora'sur's High Chief 'Yunn'pa' (Yung-ah-paw, meaning 'prosper') created Cora'surism though drastically different in beliefs and the like.
Practice: Essentially the Ven'quro took the basic root idea of Ra'al (being that all beings are bound to one another and form a ongoing cycle of birth, death, and rebirth) and formed it into a new theory that the gods of their planet had been putting the Black Vida through difficult times in order to reach their true potential. With each new youngling (a baby Ven'quro) a new possibility was made to achieve the means to become closer to their gods. The Black Vida worship one particular Mother Guardian known as one of 'The Mother' beings, called 'Ly'ra The Guardian of Fertility'. They follow a strict but non-brutal means of worship and the procreation and guidance of their younglings is a highly regarded status and position to the Ven'quro people.
Their main belief is that of 'to create death there must be life, to create life there must be death'.
Guidelines: Each person has the responsibility to accept and care for one another, regardless of status or disposition. While this is a fundamental value of Ven'quroism, it also does state that the Ven'quro are the beings of 'true blood' that rained upon the world when the first Mother and Father fought one another for their brood-mates; that the Black Vida existed before the White Vida and it was the Cora'sur that tainted the blood lines of their people with hate and violence towards the innocent; thus this act would end up creating an abomination known as a 'Kro'yaa' (Crow-yah) a perversion of both White and Black (making 'gray') and of the most vile immorality known to the world. This would herald of not only plague, flooding, famine, and miscarriage, but of countless other atrocities that would signal the end of the world as it was known.
To receive the blessings of the Mother Guardians, procreation and child-rearing are considered sacred rights allowed only to the father of the children produced and raised by their/the father until old enough to discover their rightful place among the tribe and adult Ven'quro. Mothers themselves are the ones responsible for not only overseeing the tribe's well being, but also choose the second in command High Chief male Ven'quro to the first in command, being the 'Twili'theer' (Twill-E-thear, meaning 'Mother of Mothers').
The Twili'theer is the only one capable of commanding what political and religious teachings are allowed among the tribe and is the only one whom governs what is done with their tribe in terms of how to follow Ven'quroism, though the High Chief does act as her stand in when absent or indisposed until a new mother Ven'quro is chosen.
She's also very reclusive, rarely seen, and lives within the 'deepest sanctuaries' of the Ven'quro's tribal dwelling. She uses her telepathic sight to guide her people from there. The High Chief is merely a servant to her whim, though in terms of crisis such as the loss of their Twili'theer, they act as the highest authority, much like Su'knocka had when his people had lost their tribe's Twili'theer in a violent matter that was a attack on their holy land of the time being.
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Faolon (Fay-Oh-Lynn)
Faolon- Little Wolf
Hue (Hew)
Hue- Human in General or Man or Woman or Boy or Girl Human(s)
Vintii (Fin-Tea)
Vintii- Voice of the Harbinger
Slaynoir (Slay-No-R)
Slaynoir- Slayer of Corruption
Jaunter (John-Tur)
Jaunter- To be Formal or Uptight
When Faolon battle Gauntlet for the first time he loses control of himself and viciously wounds Gauntlet’s face, leaving her scarred by Knottisgale. Faolon is basically flung into a blind rage when he believes that his closest and only friend Mary Slaynoir, appears to have been killed by Gauntlet impaling her with Knottisgale in the side of the chest area. Faolon is out of control with power and emotional despair hence his unnaturally enhanced abilities when he fights Gauntlet in her chambers underground.
Arc Ritt
Era Power 1001-2500 AfterTheFall
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Religion: Ven'quro (Ven-qwer-oh) Meaning 'Ice' in Ironian
When: Ven'quroism 1500 ATF through 6500 ATF (current day) by the High Chief Ven'quro Su'knocka
Why: The Black Vida, also known as the 'Ven'quro', were subjugated by their counterparts, The White Vida also known as the 'Cora'sur' via segregation when they were considered to be 'unwanted, despicable and as savages to be taught the truth of their being'. This theory was entirely superstitious created by politically xenophobic White Vida (the Cora'sur's more distasteful members) that wanted only their 'kind' to rule over the world, particularly the jungles of Espiral-Belleza. Originally speaking, there was a unified religion at one point called 'Ra'al' (Rye-ale, meaning 'Of One is All') (which was and still is a Universally accepted and known religion in Eon-Matrix Universe) but was never fully accepted by either kind of Vida.
Eventually the two species went into a fierce war over whom should receive the planet Guardian's blessing(s) (being their gods) and though both sides suffered severe losses the Black Vidaian High Chief called 'Su'knocka' (Sue-knock-ahh, meaning 'rough bark') wished to call peace upon the war as his people were suffering from the constant threat of both their own kind attacking them and the rising popularity of the GodSlayers (a dangerous tribe of beings that seek out the Vida and ritualistically kill them to praise and tribute to their gods). Su'knocka's offer wasn't well received and eventually the White Vida demanded that the Black Vida leave or they would destroy every kind of evidence that they even existed, starting with their younglings and females down to their culture and anyone that showed sympathetic feelings/actions to the Ven'quro.
This was a breaking point where Su'knocka's people were desperate to escape the strife as White Vida were considerably more technologically advanced and were able to produce weapons and other machines in their war effort. Su'knocka did not throw in the white flag but did relocate his people to the coldest most brutal lands of Espiral-Belleza as a last ditch attempt to stop the White Vida from senselessly killing them. It turned out to work quite well and the Black Vida were able to adapt fairly quickly to their new situation in the end due to their sturdy nature and ability to adapt quickly. However, the war never had actually been ended. It is merely suspended like a stale-mate, as the White Vidaian machines don't work very well in extremely cold weather/environments and the Ven'quro have no interest in perusing the fight unlike the Cora'sur.
Cora'sur are not as buff nor well suited to any other environment other than tropical or extreme heat (being the jungle and desert/volcano active-like areas of the planet). The Ven'quro in relation had never did well in such places and the relocation to colder climates actually greatly improved their health and ability to build their own type of weapons, etc.
How: Su'knocka created Ven'quroism as a means to identify themselves differently from the White Vida, better known as the Cora'sur. Thus the religion took on new meaning and a different view of the world than their counterparts and though many of the older generations were unwilling to let go of Ra'al, it was done to make sure the White Vida had no influence over them as a 'free and independent' people. However there are still things that are similar to Ra'al in that sense.
Established: Su'knocka founded Ven'quroism around 1500 ATF (as the exact date isn't known) to differentiate the two Tribes from one another as tensions arose out of Ra'al's guidelines that didn't adhere to the separating Tribal Councils during this crisis. Around the same time the Cora'sur's High Chief 'Yunn'pa' (Yung-ah-paw, meaning 'prosper') created Cora'surism though drastically different in beliefs and the like.
Practice: Essentially the Ven'quro took the basic root idea of Ra'al (being that all beings are bound to one another and form a ongoing cycle of birth, death, and rebirth) and formed it into a new theory that the gods of their planet had been putting the Black Vida through difficult times in order to reach their true potential. With each new youngling (a baby Ven'quro) a new possibility was made to achieve the means to become closer to their gods. The Black Vida worship one particular Mother Guardian known as one of 'The Mother' beings, called 'Ly'ra The Guardian of Fertility'. They follow a strict but non-brutal means of worship and the procreation and guidance of their younglings is a highly regarded status and position to the Ven'quro people.
Their main belief is that of 'to create death there must be life, to create life there must be death'.
Guidelines: Each person has the responsibility to accept and care for one another, regardless of status or disposition. While this is a fundamental value of Ven'quroism, it also does state that the Ven'quro are the beings of 'true blood' that rained upon the world when the first Mother and Father fought one another for their brood-mates; that the Black Vida existed before the White Vida and it was the Cora'sur that tainted the blood lines of their people with hate and violence towards the innocent; thus this act would end up creating an abomination known as a 'Kro'yaa' (Crow-yah) a perversion of both White and Black (making 'gray') and of the most vile immorality known to the world. This would herald of not only plague, flooding, famine, and miscarriage, but of countless other atrocities that would signal the end of the world as it was known.
To receive the blessings of the Mother Guardians, procreation and child-rearing are considered sacred rights allowed only to the father of the children produced and raised by their/the father until old enough to discover their rightful place among the tribe and adult Ven'quro. Mothers themselves are the ones responsible for not only overseeing the tribe's well being, but also choose the second in command High Chief male Ven'quro to the first in command, being the 'Twili'theer' (Twill-E-thear, meaning 'Mother of Mothers').
The Twili'theer is the only one capable of commanding what political and religious teachings are allowed among the tribe and is the only one whom governs what is done with their tribe in terms of how to follow Ven'quroism, though the High Chief does act as her stand in when absent or indisposed until a new mother Ven'quro is chosen.
She's also very reclusive, rarely seen, and lives within the 'deepest sanctuaries' of the Ven'quro's tribal dwelling. She uses her telepathic sight to guide her people from there. The High Chief is merely a servant to her whim, though in terms of crisis such as the loss of their Twili'theer, they act as the highest authority, much like Su'knocka had when his people had lost their tribe's Twili'theer in a violent matter that was a attack on their holy land of the time being.
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