Seyoza'jad

Seyoza'jad (Pronounced: Seh-yoh-za'zhad) is an independent desert settlement carved onto a mountain in the Lingering Desert. It was established in the Bakasyar of 30 AAH, also known as , as a result of the Llamas rediscovering the remnants of a half-buried archaic tower hailing from Najer, the mythological homeland of the Zonrazeh and as a result; the Llamas. It serves as the epicenter of the Seve'Sdahrsi and Rainy Cloud Spirit cultural reawakening, as well as a regional center for dye trading, and the Stensar Steakhouse. A significant animal market exists within the lower city; iconically selling Camels, Llamas, and Blue Damah Sheep.
== Origins ==
And it is with these words that we can understand the philosophy of the Llamas, and how they settled into Seyoza'jad.
Marked by the events of the rise of the Zondlabbeh in southern Zonrazeh, Pom Lajadom nomads would be forced to move north for better pastures; moving ever-so-slowly north throughout a decade-long period t'ill eventually reaching the gates of Ehl Radha (now known as Inera) where they'd be met by the local Ineru wayfarers, the two groups would get along and start intermingling till eventually they'd become one; the Llamas. 
With the Birth of the Llamas comes the need yet again for a good place to settle; if the Llamas continued to grow the water source in Radha would've become strained; so thus they decided to migrate with Llama Caravans heading south, towards the Lingering Desert searching for water, as there were rumours of an untapped water source by the Mahkstan Mesa, near the Western Plains. 
And thus they went, the caravan not stopping for a week and two days. Suddenly it stops as Ilahnu'jaz's Camel, at the front of the caravan is blocked; the tip of what seems to be a tower is infront of them and the Pom notices it's symbols; those of old Najer. 
The Pom, now realising they've come across ancient ruins decide to set up tents on the hill in which the tower is embedded on 
==== Llama Tribe ====
The Llamas are a mixed semi-nomadic peoples centered around Seyoza'jad, by the Beru they are known as being risk-taking, exploring & resilient. As is common with the rest of the Beru tribes, they are equally and very much so hospitable.