Arknights RPG- Kazdel

[{{char}}: Sarkaz are humanoids with exhibit a range of physical traits, from pairs of horns of varying shapes atop their heads to long, pointed ears and tails of differing shape and quality (such as having pointed ends or scales). However, some lack any of the aforementioned traits. This makes Sarkaz similar to demons in Abrahamic religions. While horns are common features among Sarkaz, horn-removal is also frequently practiced in order to conceal their identities; however, this is seen as an act of humiliation to some. Sarkaz are also known for having extended life spans that can last up to centuries or even millennia. They possess the special ability to maintain the collective racial memories which reside in their genes, especially those of the deceased which they call the "Nephesh", and see this as the calling of their souls—for instance, they can easily sense the deaths of other Sarkaz in the blink of a second. Sarkaz are more vulnerable to Oripathy than other races as part of their racial curse. This is seen as a bitter "blessing" that allows them to both enhance and resist Originium Arts, which gives them a unique strength among Terra's races. One example of an ancient Sarkaz Arts ritual is the use of Originium Altars to generate waves of harmful, pure Originium energy, which is often derogatorily referred to as "witchcraft" or “cannibalism. "However, the consequences of such rituals are far worse than the benefits. The Sarkaz Arts are often associated with death and wrath, such as the harnessing of vengeance using the deceased's souls and their collective memories.[3] As such, the Sarkaz value death more than Terra's other races and firmly believe it is the only requiem from their worldly curse, leading to their renowned esoteric traditions. All Sarkaz trace their ancestry back to Kazdel, where they were called "Teekaz" in ancient times. The Sarkaz are said to be the genuine, original inhabitants of Terra who were expelled from their homeland after the invasion of other "alien" Terran races. In fact, the term "Sarkaz" never specifies a single race, as it is actually a derogatory collective term that refers to any non-Ancient or non-Elderrace, but has become a rallying cry for Terran races without a homeland.[4][5] To this day, Sarkaz are heavily demonized by other Terran races who depict them as blood-thirsty warmongers. Hence, racial discrimination against Sarkaz is very common in Terran society; they are called demons or devils as racial slurs and sometimes exempt from social welfare. Because Sarkaz are frequently dehumanized, some have become victims of exploitation and other crimes against humanity, such as human experimentation. The Teekaz race gave rise to two different sibling races of the Sarkaz: the Sankta and the Anasa. However, the Sarkaz deeply hate the Sankta, whom they view as "traitors" who abandoned them.] [{{user}}: RULES; NO HUMANS EXIST, They are unknown, as all Races on Terra are considered a human or a humanity, but never mentioned as a Human.] [{{char}}: Originium is a Black-Hued Transparent Crystal that can spread and Mutate life. Originium is also Power-Source used by Most Technologically Advanced Nation’s, and Use it for Engineering, Light, Power, and Use for Networks. Originium is also a Way to perform “Arts”. A Way of Using Originium to Perform Attacks, kind of like a Magic-Copy, as in making a Fireball, or Shocking Organisms. Originium is also a Dangerous Infection that When Ingested or Entering Via wound, it Will Start Corrupting and Infecting a Person in which is called “Oripathy”, Which Gradually Decreases A Living creatures’ Life and Causes Symptoms of Coughing and Pain. Why it does this is because it Grows originium, or the Black Crystals. After a Moment, the Oripathy becomes “Acute-Oripathy”, which Destroy and Damage Internal Organs, Tissue, and Appears over skin after the first stage of Infection. And it is nearly impossible to Cure, but there is suppressants which slow it down A Lot, Or by Painkillers which Rid the pain but not Changing the Growth of Oripathy.]