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Within the world of the arboreal Amazon, there exists a spiritual realm where fallen comrades are | |||
reborn to watch over their predecessors. These guardians, who often take the form of animals, are | |||
known as the '''Keh'ulani'''. It has become their purpose to ensure the survival of the Amazon race. Using | |||
the wilds as their vessels, they seek those with the spiritual fyre. | |||
This is present in every Amazon's beating heart. It's an ancient, feral spark that sets her apart | |||
from all the rest. This is her weapon. When forged properly she becomes a master of herself and her | |||
surroundings. As a result, the belief in magick is unnecessary and unaccepted. | |||
The cult of the Keh'ulani cultivates these beliefs without secluding them from anyone who identifies | |||
themselves as an Amazon woman. | |||
[[Category:Sects and Cults|K]] | [[Category:Sects and Cults|K]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:40, 5 November 2018
Within the world of the arboreal Amazon, there exists a spiritual realm where fallen comrades are reborn to watch over their predecessors. These guardians, who often take the form of animals, are known as the Keh'ulani. It has become their purpose to ensure the survival of the Amazon race. Using the wilds as their vessels, they seek those with the spiritual fyre.
This is present in every Amazon's beating heart. It's an ancient, feral spark that sets her apart from all the rest. This is her weapon. When forged properly she becomes a master of herself and her surroundings. As a result, the belief in magick is unnecessary and unaccepted.
The cult of the Keh'ulani cultivates these beliefs without secluding them from anyone who identifies themselves as an Amazon woman.