kingdom of Namarah

The Kingdom of Namarah

【The kingdom of Namarah is a vast fantasy land made up of very different regions, where people live between lush forests, icy mountains, burning deserts, mysterious oases and fortified cities. The kingdom has an ancient history, traditions specific to each village and territories, some of which are still unknown.

Namarah is ruled by a royal family from the capital, the Royal City of Namarah. However, the king's power does not extend everywhere in the same way. Some villages are very loyal to the crown, while others prefer to maintain their independence and customs.

The kingdom has a capital, several major cities, eight major villages, fortresses, oases, ports, ancient ruins, and wilderness areas. Each place has its own qualities, its faults, its riches and its difficulties.

1. The Village of Amira — The village of hunting and ocher

Amira village is one of the oldest villages in Namarah. It is located at the edge of the fertile lands and the first dunes of the Gàavah desert. Its inhabitants live mainly from hunting, breeding, harvesting wild plants and extracting a red earth called ocher, used to make pigments, paints and decorations.

The houses are built with light stone, clay and wood. Some have flat roofs where residents dry their crops. In the center of the village is a large square surrounded by markets, small workshops and an old well.

Amira hunters know the plains and rocky areas perfectly. They are able to find animals from almost invisible tracks. Hunting is an important part of their culture, but it is also a source of tension when prey becomes scarce.The village has a particular tradition: each family keeps ocher paintings representing their ancestors, their travels and important events in their history.

Qualities: residents are courageous, resourceful, independent and very supportive when danger threatens their community.

Faults: they are sometimes suspicious of foreigners, can be very proud of their traditions and often refuse decisions imposed by the capital.

Difficulties: droughts, the scarcity of game and conflicts linked to hunting grounds regularly threaten their prosperity.

2. The Village of Kammov — The village of the mountains

Kammov is a village located at the foot of the Ashkar Mountains, in a region where temperatures become extremely cold as you increase in altitude. The inhabitants mainly live from livestock breeding, tool making, stone cutting and trade with travelers.

The houses are built with heavy stone, sloping roofs and chimneys designed to withstand long periods of snow. The streets are narrow to protect homes from violent winds.

The mountains surrounding Kammov are almost inaccessible. Some roads disappear under the snow, while narrow passages run along vertiginous cliffs. The highest peaks are covered in ice all year round.

Travelers who attempt to cross these mountains without preparation risk getting lost in storms. The cold can be deadly, and several expeditions have disappeared without a trace.

The inhabitants of Kammov are famous for their endurance. They know safe paths, natural shelters and signs announcing changes in weather.

Qualities: they are patient, resistant, loyal and particularly skilled in manual work.

Faults: they can be stubborn,unwelcoming to strangers and reluctant to abandon their old ways.

Difficulties: endless winters, isolation, avalanches and lack of food make life particularly difficult.

3. The Village of Saphir — The village of oases

The village of Saphir is built around a huge oasis located in the heart of the Gàavah desert. Unlike ordinary villages, it has gardens, natural ponds, palm trees and cultivated land that contrast with the surrounding dunes.

The water comes from underground sources whose origin remains mysterious. The inhabitants built stone canals to distribute water to the plantations. Dates, fruits, medicinal plants and cereals adapted to the heat are grown there.

Sapphire is also known as a small, independent principality, ruled by a prince who rules on behalf of his own dynasty. The village maintains an alliance with the Kingdom of Namarah, but it retains its laws, customs and political authority.

The Prince of Sapphire is responsible for protecting the oases and guaranteeing the passage of caravans. In exchange, Namarah provides him with military protection and recognizes his autonomy.

Locals welcome travelers, merchants, and foreigners, but access to the most important springs is strictly regulated.

Qualities: the inhabitants are hospitable, skillful traders, diplomats and very organized in water management.

Flaws: Some wealthy families seek to control the springs, and local nobility can be arrogant towards poor travelers.

Difficulties: droughts, political rivalries and the threat of pillaging of caravans can endanger the entire principality.

4. Daiki Village — The Border Village

Daiki is located in the east of the kingdom, near foreign lands. It is surrounded by walls,watchtowers and fortifications built to monitor trade routes and movements from neighboring territories.

The village is populated by families of soldiers, blacksmiths, merchants and farmers. Most residents grew up in a culture where discipline and protection of the territory are essential.

Daiki Market is known for its weapons, armor, horses and foreign goods. However, travelers must present their documents to the guards before passing through the gates.

The border is not always peaceful. Tensions may arise with neighboring peoples, particularly over land, resources and old feuds.

Qualities: residents are disciplined, courageous, vigilant and deeply attached to their community.

Faults: They can be authoritarian, suspicious and sometimes hostile towards strangers.

Difficulties: Border conflicts, trade restrictions and long periods of military mobilization disrupt daily life.

5. The Village of Miran — The village of the great forest

Miran is located in a huge forest located west of Namarah. The houses are built between trees, near streams and clearings. Some houses rest on wooden platforms, while others are built around gigantic old trunks.

The inhabitants live from hunting, fruit harvesting, furniture manufacturing and controlled logging. They know the medicinal plants and animals of the forest better than any other people in the kingdom.

Miran also has a spiritual tradition linked to ancient trees. The inhabitants consider certain parts of the forest to be sacred and refuse to build houses there.

Qualities: they are attentive, peaceful, inventive and respectful of nature.

Faults:they are wary of changes, can be secretive, and sometimes refuse to cooperate with royal authorities.

Difficulties: fires, tree diseases and the expansion of agricultural land threaten their environment.

6. The Village of Néris — The fishing village

Néris is a coastal village located near the kingdom's large port. Its inhabitants live mainly from fishing, the construction of small ships and maritime trade.

The houses are built near the docks, with stone walls and roofs designed to withstand sea winds. Every morning, the fishermen go to sea while the merchants prepare their stalls.

Néris is a very lively place. We hear merchants negotiating, artisans working and sailors recounting their journeys to distant regions.

The inhabitants have a remarkable knowledge of sea currents and weather changes.

Qualities: they are hardworking, sociable, adventurous and able to adapt quickly.

Flaws: They can be greedy, reckless and sometimes too attracted to foreign wealth.

Difficulties: storms, shipwrecks and periods of poor fishing can cause serious crises.

7. The Village of Greenhall — The agricultural village

Greenhall is located in a vast fertile plain crossed by several rivers. It constitutes one of the main suppliers of food to the kingdom.

The inhabitants cultivate wheat, vegetables, fruits and plants intended for the manufacture of fabrics. The village has large farms, water mills and markets where farmers sell their crops.

Agricultural festivals occupy an important place in local culture. Every year, locals hold celebrations to thank the families who contributed to the harvest.

Qualities: they are generous, hardworking, welcoming and very attached to community life.

Faults:they can be conservative, jealous of their land and reluctant to share their resources in times of crisis.

Difficulties: floods, poor harvests and royal taxes can weaken families.

8. Zyrak Village — The village of desert artisans

Zyrak lies on the southern border of the Gaavah Desert. It is famous for its artisans, potters, weavers and gem dealers.

Buildings are constructed with materials capable of resisting heat. The streets are covered with fabrics to create shade, and the markets are filled with carpets, jewelry, ceramics and goods from faraway lands.

Zyrak is an important crossing point for caravans crossing the desert. Locals have valuable knowledge about roads, wells and oases.

Qualities: they are creative, skillful traders, independent and very adaptable.

Flaws: They can be calculating, competitive and sometimes too attached to money.

Difficulties: Sandstorms, bandit attacks, and disruptions to trade routes threaten their prosperity.

The major regions of the kingdom

The Gaavah Desert

The desert is mainly found in the center of the kingdom. It is made up of golden dunes, rocky plateaus, canyons and arid plains.

It does not occupy the entire territory: it is surrounded by fertile regions, forests, mountains and inhabited lands.

The oases of Saphir and Trois Palmiers represent essential places for caravans. However, parts of the desert remain unknown, and travelers tell stories of cities buried beneath the sand.

The Ashkar Mountains

The Ashkar Mountains form an immense mountain range in the north of the kingdom. The peaks are covered in snow and ice, even in the warmest seasons.

The paths are narrow,extremely low temperatures and sudden storms. Some passages are almost impossible to cross.

Abandoned fortresses, ancient mines and forgotten temples can be found in these mountains.

The Cursed Lands

East of Namarah lies a dark and mysterious region called the Cursed Lands. The vegetation is rare, the ruins are old and some nights are lit by strange lights.

The inhabitants of the kingdom avoid this region, because several expeditions have never returned.

The Bay of Stars

The Bay of Stars is a coastal region famous for its ports, markets and fishing villages. Merchant ships arrive there from foreign kingdoms.

It constitutes one of the main gateways to the outside world.

The capital: Royal City of Namarah

The capital is the largest city in the kingdom. It is built around a royal palace, large squares, markets, temples, libraries and residential areas.

It welcomes nobles, village representatives, foreign merchants and soldiers responsible for protecting the royal family.

The capital is rich and powerful, but the differences between the noble districts and the poor districts are significant.

Qualities: it has great cultural wealth, an organized administration and a strong commercial influence.

Flaws: Corruption, rivalries between noble families, and inequality can cause tension.

Conclusion

The Kingdom of Namarah is a living territory, where each people has its own identity. The inhabitants of Amira live from hunting and ocher, those of Kammov brave the icy mountains, those of Saphir protect their principality and its oases, while Daiki watches over the borders.

Not all villages are allied in the same way. Some depend heavily on the capital,others have significant autonomy, and a few maintain old rivalries.

This diversity allows Namarah to be a kingdom filled with different stories, conflicts, traditions, mysteries and characters, where each region can become the center of an adventure.】【 The Gàavah Desert is considered the most dangerous region in the Kingdom of Namarah. It is ruled by a powerful desert prince, who controls the oases, caravans and trade routes. Its inhabitants live in fortified villages, oases and cities built in the middle of the dunes. They wear clothes adapted to the heat, veils, long dresses and traditional jewelry. They are renowned for their endurance, their mastery of the desert and their independence. Some are merchants, others hunters, warriors or nomads. The desert is dangerous because of sandstorms, isolated territories, clan rivalries, and mysterious ancient ruins. The prince of Gàavah has great autonomy, but he officially recognizes the authority of the king of Namarah. 】 【 Nezuko is a young woman whose character has been shaped by poverty and distrust. Beneath her appearance as a resourceful little thief, she hides a dreamy heart, hurt by a life she never chose. She observes everything, is suspicious of everyone, and keeps her most fragile hopes to herself, because she knows too well that life does not give people like her gifts.

She deeply hates the Gaavah Desert and its people. Every time she goes there, she finds the same merchants, sellers of all kinds of objects, useless trinkets and worthless goods, who scam visitors with a polite smile to rob them of every last piece. For Nezuko, these merchants are no better than the thieves who are hanged in the public square: the only difference is that they have the right to pillage people legally. This doesn't stop her from buying her clothes there, for lack of anything better, but she always does so reluctantly, haggling furiously and counting each piece.

She also hates the rich, and this hatred has nothing to do with simple jealousy. Each noble with a radiant complexion, each merchant with fingers covered in rings, each traveler who throws away their money as if it were worth nothing reminds her of her own unhappy life, the one she has always led in the village of Kammov. Their wealth throws back in her face everything she never had, and everything she knows she will probably never have.

The men of the Gaavah desert annoy him just as much. They are inveterate flirts, who cannot meet a woman without giving her a compliment or an insistent smile. Even when they are working, they find ways to embarrass women by calling out to them, constantly complimenting them and following them with their gaze. They flirt with foreigners, but also women from their own village, without the slightest restraint. Nezuko is deeply annoyed by this. And even if, deep inside,a small part of her heart sometimes feels flattered by these attentions, she knows very well that they are not sincere: for these men, she is just another woman, one more prey to seduce, and certainly not someone they would really love.

However, Nezuko dreams of love, and it is her best kept secret. She imagines a great couple, a man who would really look at her, who would love her for who she is and not for her appearance. When she talks to a normal man, young and handsome, simple and unpretentious, her heart races, and she suddenly feels awkward, like a child. She then takes on a falsely detached air to hide her confusion, but her cheeks redden despite herself.

In the entire kingdom, there is only one religion: that of sharing and love. On the surface, it is a beautiful religion, gentle and full of good intentions. In reality, it was the princes and kings who shaped it to remind the inhabitants of the villages that they will never be as rich as them. It is not only used to worship gods: it is also a political tool, which teaches the poor to be content with their lot, to share the little they have and never ask for anything. Nezuko is not fooled, and this hypocrisy further fuels his anger towards the powerful.

Despite everything, she keeps a dream deep inside that keeps her going: one day owning her own noodle restaurant and meals that she herself invented. She already imagines the warm smells that would escape from her kitchen, the customers seated at tables, satisfied and smiling, and her, in the middle of all this, finally proud of her life. For her, this restaurant would be much more than a business: it would be proof that people like her can also become someone. 】【 Sea Creatures of the Kingdoms of Namarah

The big predators of the oceans

1. Varkhazar — The shark of the deep

A huge predatory fish with a dark body, covered in blue-black scales and silvery markings. It has a powerful jaw and a long dorsal fin.

• Speed: 75 km/h

• Size: 9 to 14 meters

• Habitat: the abyss of the Bay of Stars

• Behavior: solitary and territorial.

• Special feature: can detect the vibrations of creatures at great distances.

2. Zorvath—The Armored Shark

A massive shark whose back is covered in natural bony plates. Its gray and rough skin allows it to camouflage itself in rocky bottoms.

• Speed: 48 km/h

• Size: 12 to 18 meters

• Habitat: cold northern seas

• Behavior: aggressive when defending its territory.

• Special feature: can live for several centuries.

3. Nharvék — The reef shark

A smaller predator, with a brown body and red fins. It hunts near reefs and underwater caves.

• Speed: 58 km/h

• Size: 4 to 6 meters

• Habitat: the warm waters of Néris

• Behavior: hunting in small groups.

• Special feature: has luminous patterns on its sides.

4. Thorgalûn — The giant shark of the abyss

A gigantic, black-bodied creature with a large head and pale eyes suited to the depths.

• Speed: 40 km/h

• Size: 20 to 30 meters

• Habitat: ocean trenches

• Behavior: rarely observed near the surface.

• Special feature: sailors say that it can make ships shake when it passes under them.

Dolphin-like creatures

5. Auralis — The singer of the seas

A marine mammal with a silver body and turquoise fins. It has a long snout and lives in very organized groups.

• Speed: 62 km/h

• Size: 3 to 5 meters

• Habitat: temperate seas

• Behavior: sociable and playful.

• Special feature: its songs can be heard for several kilometers.

6. Veloryn — The dolphin of storms

A creature with a deep blue body, a broad dorsal fin and white markings on its head.

• Speed: 85 km/h

• Size: 4 meters

• Habitat:the rough waters of the Bay of Stars

• Behavior: lives in rapid groups.

• Special feature: sometimes accompanies ships during storms.

7. Miravash — The lagoon dolphin

A marine animal with golden and green colors, living in shallow waters.

• Speed: 38 km/h

• Size: 2 to 3 meters

• Habitat: lagoons and marine oases

• Behavior: calm and curious.

• Particularity: uses particular sounds to communicate with other species.

Extraordinary fish

8. Zephrak—The Lightning Fish

A long, thin fish with electric blue scales. It crosses the oceans in immense schools.

• Speed: 120 km/h

• Size: 2 meters

• Habitat: high seas

• Special feature: his scales shine when he moves quickly.

9. Othramûn — The bladefish

A fish with a flattened and elongated body, with a snout resembling a long blade.

• Speed: 95 km/h

• Size: 5 to 7 meters

• Habitat: tropical seas

• Special feature: uses its snout to defend itself and repel predators.

10. Kelvaris — The armored fish

A massive fish whose body is protected by natural plates.

• Speed: 28 km/h

• Size: 6 meters

• Habitat: rocky seabed

• Special feature: can protect itself by retreating against rocks.

11. Lumehar — The royal lanternfish

A creature of the deep with several luminous organs on its head and stomach.

• Speed: 32 km/h

• Size: 1 to 2 meters

• Habitat: deep oceans

• Special feature: uses its light to attract small prey.

12. Dravokûn — The giant fish of the riversA colossal fish with dark scales and thick fins.

• Speed: 42 km/h

• Size: 10 to 15 meters

• Habitat: large rivers of Namarah

• Special feature: can go up rivers despite powerful currents.

Rare sea creatures

13. Selvarûn — The Whale of the Mists

A gigantic marine mammal, with a light gray body and immense fins.

• Speed: 35 km/h

• Size: 25 to 40 meters

• Habitat: cold northern seas

• Special feature: its song resonates in the underwater valleys.

14. Ormavéth — The turtle of the ancientsA giant sea turtle with a shell decorated with natural, map-like patterns.

• Speed: 20km/h

• Size: 8 meters

• Habitat: lagoons and reefs

• Special feature: some live more than five hundred years.

15. Vaelthûn — The Ray of the Deep

A huge ray with dark wings and luminous tips.

• Speed: 45 km/h

*Wingspan: 12 meters

• Habitat: ocean floor

• Special feature: can produce electric shocks to defend itself.

16. Kharomir — The Sea Serpent

A sea creature with an extremely long body, covered in dark green scales.

• Speed: 50 km/h

• Size: 18 to 35 meters

• Habitat: deep seas and underwater caves

• Special feature: fishermen consider it an omen of storm.

17. Azhmerian — The Colossal Crab

A giant crustacean with massive claws and a dark red shell.

• Speed: 15km/h

• Size: 6 meters wide

• Habitat: reefs and rocky beaches

• Special feature: sometimes carries algae and shellfish on its shell.

18. Nymvarak — The luminous jellyfish

A gigantic jellyfish with blue and purple tentacles.

• Speed: 12km/h

*Size: up to 15 meters in diameter

• Habitat: warm waters

• Special feature: illuminates the sea during moonless nights.

Aquatic animals of oases and rivers

19.Sahrélin — The fish of the oases

A golden fish living in the springs of the Gàavah Desert.

• Speed: 30 km/h

• Size: 60cm

• Special feature: can survive in very warm waters.

20. Drovash — The river crocodile

A massive aquatic reptile with brown scales and yellow eyes.

• Speed: 35 km/h in water

• Size: 8 meters

• Habitat: rivers and swamps

• Special feature: remains motionless for long hours before moving.

21. Kélimor — The otter of the blue waters

An aquatic mammal with silvery fur and webbed feet.

• Speed: 45 km/h

• Size: 2 meters

• Habitat: rivers and oases

• Special feature: uses stones to open shells.

22. Vornaké — The cave fish

A pale fish with tiny eyes, living in underground rivers.

• Speed: 25 km/h

• Size: 1.5 meters* Special feature: detects movements thanks to water vibrations.】 【 Land animals of the Kingdom of Namarah

1. The royal cats of the palace

Aurelth — The royal cat of the crown

A majestic cat with ivory white fur, golden eyes and long silky fur. He wears a gold necklace adorned with a red ruby.

• Size: 70 cm long

• Speed: 45 km/h

• Habitat: royal palace of Namarah

• Special feature: official companion of the king, symbol of prosperity and nobility.

Nocthar — The royal cat of shadows

A black cat with emerald green eyes, with shiny fur and slightly pointed ears.

• Size: 60cm

• Speed: 50 km/h

• Habitat: royal rooms and palace gardens

• Special feature: renowned for his intelligence and calm, he accompanies the king during nighttime ceremonies.

Velmeria — The Royal Silver Cat

A cat with silver-gray fur, light blue eyes and a particularly long tail.

• Size: 65 cm

• Speed: 42 km/h

• Habitat: royal apartments

• Special feature: very rare breed, often offered to princesses and sovereigns during royal alliances.

Royal cats are raised in the palace gardens. They have their own guardians and are considered living treasures of the monarchy.

2. Dogs of the different kingdoms

Kharvûn — The dog of the royal guards

A large dog with a black and brown coat, powerful muscles and an imposing appearance.

• Speed: 60 km/h

• Size: 90 cm at the withers

• Habitat: palaces and fortresses

• Special feature: protects the royal gates and accompanies the guards.

Sahrel — The desert hound

A slender dog with a sandy coat, long legs and thin ears.

• Speed: 85 km/h

• Habitat: Gàavah desert

• Special feature: used for hunting and surveillance of caravans.

Brumakor — The mountain dog

A massive dog with white and gray coat, and thick fur.

• Speed: 45 km/h

• Habitat: Ashkar Mountains

• Special feature:accompanies shepherds and helps find travelers lost in the snow.

Mirvash — The Forest Dog

An agile dog with a reddish-brown coat, erect ears and a bushy tail.

• Speed: 70 km/h

• Habitat: Miran forest

• Special feature: has an exceptional sense of smell and accompanies hunters.

3. The birds of the kingdoms

Azhérion — The golden eagle of the mountains

A huge bird of prey with white and golden feathers, and a powerful beak.

• Speed: 180 km/h in a dive

• Wingspan: 4 meters

• Habitat: Ashkar Mountains

• Special feature: builds its nest on the highest peaks.

Solmeria — The solar bird

A large bird with orange, red and gold feathers.

• Speed: 95 km/h

• Wingspan: 3 meters

• Habitat: Gàavah desert and oases

• Special feature: its feathers shine intensely under the sun.

Néraviel — The forest parrot

A bird with green, blue and red feathers and a long tail.

• Speed: 55 km/h

• Habitat: Miran forest

• Special feature: can imitate human voices and certain sounds.

Vorthak — The Raven of Fortresses

A large black raven with silver eyes.

• Speed: 70 km/h

• Habitat: Daiki Border

• Particularity: renowned for its intelligence and its ability to find its way over long distances.

Lumethra — The bird of the oases

A small bird with turquoise and golden plumage.

• Speed: 40 km/h

• Habitat: Sapphire oasis

• Special feature: its song often announces the arrival of rain.

4. Other land animals

| Name | Description | Speed ​​| Housing | | -------- | ---------------------------------- | ------- | ------------------ | | Gharvok | Large black-maned lion | 75 km/h | Gaavah | | Oryndel | Deer with silver antlers | 70 km/h | Miran | | Talmor | Massive bison with golden horns | 55 km/h | Greenhall || Zévrak | Long-eared fox | 65 km/h | Namarah Plains | | Kormeth | Giant white-tusked wild boar | 45 km/h | Forests | | Ashkarûn | Ibex with immense horns | 50 km/h | Ashkar Mountains | | Velkor | Black wild horse | 85 km/h | Plains | | Sahravé | Desert Gazelle | 95 km/h | Gaavah | | Myrkhan | Big Brown Bear | 40 km/h | Mountains | | Ossévar | Hedgehog with blue spines | 15 km/h | Gardens and forests |

5. Sacred and legendary animals

Elyzhar — The Lion of the Crown

An extremely rare lion with white fur and a golden mane.

• Speed: 80 km/h

• Habitat: former royal lands

• Special feature: represents the power and wisdom of the king.

Vaelthoria — The Deer of the Ancients

A gigantic deer with luminous antlers and silver coat.

• Speed: 100 km/h

• Habitat: sacred forests

• Special feature: considered a guardian of ancient traditions.

Zorhamûn — The great bird of storms

A colossal bird with dark wings, whose feathers resemble clouds.

• Speed: 200 km/h

• Wingspan: 12 meters

• Habitat: peaks and cliffs

• Special feature: appears in legends as an omen of great changes.】【 The Suishō — The Blue Crown Crystal

Suishō is one of the rarest, most valuable, and most coveted resources in the Namarah universe. This is a deep, luminous blue natural crystal, whose beauty surpasses that of ordinary gemstones. Its color is reminiscent of the purest waters of the oceans, with turquoise and silver reflections that appear when light passes through its surface.

This crystal is extremely rare. It is only found in some remote areas of the world, including ancient mountains, deep caves and some unexplored territories. The largest reserves are said to be hidden beneath the lands of the kingdom, but no one knows their precise location.

Suishō is considered an exceptional wealth. A small fragment can be worth more than an entire house, while a large crystal represents a fortune capable of transforming the destiny of a family, a village or even a kingdom.

The crystal that gives the right to rule

In the ancient kingdom of Namarah, Suishō had particular political importance. According to a tradition dating back centuries, whoever holds the Great Suishō can claim the royal throne.

This tradition is based on an ancient belief that the crystal represents legitimacy, prosperity and continuity of the kingdom. The sovereigns are crowned in the presence of the crystal, which is kept in a sacred room of the palace.

However, the Suishō is not simply a decorative object. Its possession constitutes a symbol of power recognized by the great noble families, village chiefs and the ancient institutions of the kingdom.

A person who discovers an exceptional crystal can therefore become extremely influential. If she possesses the Grand Suishō and obtains recognition from traditional authorities, she can access the throne,even if she is not directly descended from the royal family.

This rule has caused many rivalries throughout history. Princes attempted to protect crystal reserves, noble families sought to acquire them, and explorers dedicated their lives to finding lost deposits.

A wealth that transforms territories

The regions possessing Suishō are generally considered to be the richest lands in the kingdom. The villages located near the deposits attracted merchants, artisans, travelers and representatives of the crown.

Crystals are used to make royal jewelry, ornaments, ceremonial objects and works of art. The most beautiful fragments are preserved in the palaces and treasures of great families.

The Suishō trade is strictly regulated. Some mines are owned directly by the king, while others are controlled by noble families or local communities.

The inhabitants of regions rich in crystal often enjoy great prosperity, but they also have to deal with political rivalries and the covetousness of neighboring territories.

Rare creatures of rich lands

The regions where Suishō is found are also home to extraordinary animals, sometimes unknown in the rest of the world.

The Elyzhar, the white lion with the golden mane, lives in the former royal lands. It is considered a symbol of sovereignty and courage.

The Vaelthoria, a silver deer with luminous antlers, inhabits the sacred forests that surround certain deposits. Locals consider him a guardian of ancient lands.

The Azherion, a huge eagle with white and golden feathers, builds its nests in the mountains where the crystals are buried deep beneath the rock.

The Varkhazar, a gigantic deep-sea shark, frequents the waters surrounding the gem-rich islands.Sailors say that some of these animals live near underwater caverns containing blue crystals.

These creatures are rare and difficult to observe. Their presence helps to reinforce the mysterious and prestigious character of the territories where Suishō grows or is found.

A stone that changes destiny

Suishō is much more than a precious stone. It represents the wealth, authority, heritage and ambitions of the people of Namarah.

For some, it constitutes a fortune capable of changing their lives. For the nobles, it represents a means of strengthening their influence. For sovereigns, it is the symbol of their legitimacy.

But for adventurers, explorers and inhabitants of forgotten regions, Suishō represents above all a possibility: that of discovering extraordinary wealth and overturning the established order.

In the kingdom, an old expression sums up this belief:

“He who discovers the blue of the deep can one day wear the crown of Namarah.»】 【 Nezuko is a strikingly beautiful young woman, both proud and mysterious. Her face is fine and harmonious, with delicate features: dark skin with a warm complexion, full and discreet lips, and large dark eyes, with an intense and slightly suspicious gaze, which always seem to be scanning the surroundings. She has long, thin, pointed ears that protrude from her hair and give her an almost fairy-like appearance.

Her hair is a deep, silky brown, slightly wavy. A few rebellious strands fall freely on her forehead and cheeks, while the rest is hidden under a long copper-brown veil, decorated with subtle patterns, which covers her head and falls over her shoulders and back like a light cape. In her ears shine long golden curls, finely chiseled, in the shape of drops.

She wears a long black dress with wide, flared sleeves, edged with gold embroidery with complex and elegant patterns, reminiscent of the ornaments of an ancient kingdom. A wide belt of black fabric, also embroidered with gold, marks her waist. Under the dress, a white, flowing skirt falls to the floor, bordered by a thin black band embroidered with gold. Around his neck hang several thin golden chains, one of which supports a large round medallion. On her wrist, several golden bracelets clink with each movement.

In her hand, she holds a curved sword, a scimitar-type blade, with a shiny, slightly curved steel blade. Its hilt is gilded and richly decorated, with elegant engravings and a round pommel, which contrasts with its modest condition as a thief and gives the weapon an almost noble air.

She is 23 years old and is 1m65 tall.】