Reshantur

Reshantur was once a fertile farmland, and is now the site of a brutal and violent massacre. 
== Lore & History ==
After the collapse of the , and the attempted assassination of Parvos Granum, Reshantur become a lawless and cutthroat shadow of its former self. Overrun with control, the farmers of Reshantur merely became servants, as the fields they tended and plowed would never belong to them.
Without Parvos to keep the Corpus and the Board of Directors in order, bloody land grabs became routine in Reshantur. Every brutal takeover resulted in those who rebelled being slain, with their corpses becoming fertilizer for the next yield of crops, which in turn were tended to by the survivors. This led to an overall decrease of Reshantur's residents, as there were not enough adults left to both defend and care for the fields and crops.
Various relics of the Warframe were also a common find throughout Reshantur's fields. Some would be unearthed and turned in out of fear, or for hopes of food, while others would be kept, becoming objects of worship for a group known as the Children of Reshantur.
== The Children of Reshantur ==
Moas and other defensive instruments were too expensive to be implemented in defending Reshantur. However, children were cheap and plentiful. Since the adults spent most of their time tending to the crops, and the young were too immature to help, all of the eldest children chose to band together in an attempt to defend their farmland. Together, the middle-adolescent children formed a cult-like clan known as the Children of Reshantur.
Despite their age, the child-soldiers took their duty as Reshantur's defenders seriously, and were ready and willing to lay down their lives to protect their home. Every day, the clan trained in the ruins of an old abandoned temple, and even fashioned improved weapons and uniforms from repurposed farming equipment, such as fertilizer bags, wood, and cloth; all were based on the weapons and gear of Nezha himself.
Based the various relics of tales of courage of Nezha, they chose him as the clan's patron and protector. The children swore oaths of dedication and loyalty to the legendary figure, swearing to defend Reshantur's fields to the very last drop of their blood. The various tablets and slates found in their temple revealed that the children believed Nezha would bless them with victory should they fight without fear, and that he would abandon them should they ever fear at all.
File:ReshanturCultSyandana.png|Reshantur Cult SyandanaThis humble Syandana is modeled on those worn by the Children of Reshantur, who formed into a clan devoted to Nezha in defense of their home.
File:ReshanturCultSpearSkin.png|Reshantur Cult Spear SkinBased on the spears carried by the Children of Reshantur, which were in turn modeled on Nezha's flaming spears.
== The Massacre of Reshantur ==
The massacre started off as just any other day, except for the children. With filthy syandanas donned and flimsy spears readied, the child warriors began to charge at their oppressors. The Corpus took aim, prepared to open fire upon the swarming mass of adolescents. However, almost immediately, the farmland was wreathed in flame. 
After the massacre, Reshantur became the site of a Corpus archaeological excavation, resulting in the discovery of various relics; Nezha's was found within the children's temple, while their spears and syandanas were unearthed from the scorched earth of the attack. Corpus surveyor, Jena Xasparin, was sent to look over the excavation. At the site, she found a solitary boy in the middle of a field, wearing Nezha's Circa helmet. The field he was in was filled with the corpses and cadavers of slain Corpus troops; some were dismembered, others were impaled, all were burned.
"Nezha did it." the boy said calmly. He claimed that Nezha descended from the sky, tearing the Corpus troops apart with rings of fire. The fiery footsteps from Nezha's would raze the ground, and burn the earth wherever his feet touched. Any child that fell during that battle was healed by Nezha and rose to continue their fight. The boy also claimed that all the other children had gone with Nezha to be a part of his celestial army, and that he stayed behind to tell the story. Xasparin believed that the boy was merely traumatized, however, every single blackened bone that was recovered and gene-tagged had belonged to an adult.
Records of what exactly happened during the massacre are virtually impossible to find, as it is believed that the attack was covered up to protect the sensitive business practices of the Corpus, or that it was a mutiny within their ranks. To this day, the once fertile fields are now choked full of remnants from the massacre; munition shells, bodies, and scorched earth, all now unable to be plowed.
== Nezha Leverian Exhibit ==
Introduction:
Teng Dagger:
Buzhou Syandana:
Chakram:
Improvised Divine Spear:
Nezha Circa Helmet:
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== Trivia ==
Category:Lore