Nagah

==The Nagah==
The Nagah originated in India but some imigrated as far as Bandaiyan thousands of years ago- hunting corruption within the Alcheringa. They suffered greviously during the War of Tears and were almost wiped out on the continent. Their emnity towards the Garou is very deep- they hunt them and their kinfolk whenever they cross into the Outback or along coastal lands protected by the Fera. They have a deep affinity for water and water spirits. With three breeds and four seasonal auspices, nagah have a shared origin with the mokole from the Dragon King and are their closest allies among the Fera
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===The Sacred Laws===
*Preserve The Sacred Secret At All Cost: This Law maintains the secrecy of the Nagah in order to hide from the Fera who thought them extinct.
*Honor The Three Mothers: This Law is a reinforcement to the devotion that the Three Mothers (Gaia, Luna and Aspa) deserve and demand.
*Punish Those Who Betray The Laws : This Law is meant to clarify the purpose of the Nagah in Gaias plan.
*Never Hunt Alone: This Law details the main structure of a nest- one ahi, one vasuki, one balaram- in order to secure the proportion of judgement in a group. It also shall prevent that a Nagah is corrupted by the Wyrm because if this would happen, he would be put down instantly by his companion.
*Remain Humble: This Law remembers the Nagah that, by all their power, they are tools of the Three Mothers and should not overestimate them. Aside of this, the Nagah have experienced the follies of pride during the War of Rage and know how important it is to know their place.
*Abhor Imbalance: This Law reminds the Nagah that they must remain in balance, in body as well in spirit. There must always be a balance between the balaram, ahi and vasuki. Should the numbers of the breeds grow too far unbalanced, they must be set right.
*Strike Against The Corrupter If The Opportunity Is True: This Law is a recent addition and commands the Nagah to weaken the Wyrm, as long as they don't violate one of the other Laws and still fulfill their duties.