almostinsane
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So the primary exports of Khunji's "culture" (i.e. the network of cities/universities drifting through the sky) are essentially students, educators, advisers, and satellite campuses, with the goal of forming an international network of bright-minded people and fostering an environment conducive towards exchange of ideas and mutual collaboration advancing the interests of all parties involved (matters of national security excepted), as well as to help promote the development of topics and subjects that are a more niche interest or have little perceived economic/military value and thus might be underfunded in their own nations.
A few questions to the field to start — would there be any deities/peoples interested in actively collaborating with the Khunjites in this endeavour? Would gods/nations send their bright young minds to Khunjite schools to be educated — say, in topics such as military history and strategy, the natural philosophies, or the visual and musical arts? Would anyone be opposed to having Khunjites or those sponsored/educated by them helping establish and improve their nation's own educational systems?
The Academy of Icarus would be very interested in working with the Khunjites. It is is a very militaristic facility and could use an expanded field of knowledge.
Better something than nothing right?
God Name: Ti An
Title: God of Justice, Law, and Retribution
Gender: Female
Alignment: Lawful Law
God Appearance:Bio: A relatively young god, formed shortly before the great war, Ti An was quickly dragged into the ensuing conflict and found herself forced to witness again and again the formerly established boundaries and statutes crumble as the war of the gods escalated and progressed. She led a spirited campaign against the instigator of the war, coming to blows with them more than once over the course of the struggle, often coming off worse than her opponent for each clash. With the conclusion of the war, she found herself finally able to rest and work for the ceasefire to be upheld. Ti An holds a great deal of respect for her fellow God Artis due to his role in the end of the war as well as his due diligence to upholding the contracts that are formed, as she holds the laws formed of man as a contract between all fellow men. Ti An is more free with giving out divine revelations and a more direct hand in the shaping of a better land through discussions about how the law should progress.![]()
Personality: A deathly quiet sort, rarely speaking beyond what is necessary, and never raising their voice. While her words are few, they are as a result never flippant and contain much weight behind them. Action over words is in her mind the essence of truth, to prove yourself through one’s deeds rather than words as light as air.
In her mind there is no tolerance for those who betray the faith and trust of others, and those who attempt to violate the law for their own gain earn her harshest ire. Above all, the Law must serve all, and before all, the law must be fair. Only through justice and a perfect Law can there be a better world, and in upholding that law through the examples of the punishments of those who break it can they be kept and not allowed to rot.
One who upholds the laws of their own land, even if they are not the laws of her own land, are respected. However, those who live with no laws and in total anarchy will receive no mercy from her.
Opinion of mortals: Mankind holds potential for great evil and great good. However, if left to their own devices, men will inevitably find the position of their hearts pointing to evil. Thus, the law is needed to temper man and keep him on the straight and narrow, and to prevent their destructive indulgences from sweeping the land once more.
God’s Domain: Austere white halls with the laws of numerous civilizations written on the walls stretch down a seemingly endless hallway, adorned in a velvet carpet that stretches the length completely. At the end of the hall lies Ti An’s throne, whereupon she sits and presides to cast judgment.
TBD
Looking good so far.