Eridan

Ebb

- Destruction

- Empowering

## Religion

The people of Panovach are taught of Eridan and how to use
the Ebb from a young age. All citizens of Panovach are admitted to a school
between the ages of 6-13. In those four years, they are taught the basics of
Ebb, fighting, counting, and how to read. The top 30% of each school are taken
to become Soldiers, and are paid by the state to be Soldiers. Soldiers will be
tested at the age of 16, 1 in 500 will pass and be taken to be blessed by the
King, trained, and treated as the Kings Guard. Families of the Kings Guard are
compensated by not having to pay taxes to live in Panovach.

Because Panovach is a military country, Eridan is a very
strict religion. People attend church weekly, and they prey every morning
before starting their day. People are seen to show sacrifices of great
discipline. They will often stand to attention for days on end until they fall
or they achieve their goal, they will have themselves caned and attempt to make
no cry or sound, most sacrifices are to do with themselves. Eridan doesn't need
material sacrifices, only devotion.

Getting caught breaking the law will result in a compulsory
Sacrifice of Discipline that is set to be impossibly hard. Being unable to
accomplish this will have you sent to the mines for two years. However, if the
crime is to great to be trial by Eridan, it will trialed by the state, which
often ends up being sent to the mines for years on end, or being court martialed.

## Wellspring Form

Eridan is all about emitting your magic. Unlike Lasyre, if
you want to use Eridan, you call it as you need it, to where you need it. You
can cast it to your hand, and then use you hand to eject it. Eridites don't
hold onto their magic for long. Because of this and the fact they don't need to
draw to much power from the Source, they can call upon basic magic almost
immediately. However, they can charge there magic if they wish to make it
stronger.

The people of Panovach are taught how to use Ebb from a
young age. All citizens of Panovach are admitted to a school between the ages
of 6-11. In those five years, they are taught the basics of Ebb, fighting,
counting, and how to read. The top 30% of each school are taken to become
Soldiers, and are paid by the state to be Soldiers. Soldiers will be tested at
the age of 16, 1 in 500 will pass and be taken to be blessed by the King,
trained, and treated as the Kings Guard. Families of the Kings Guard are
compensated by not having to pay taxes to live in Panovach.

Basic castors can send bolts flying at will, which hit with
blunt force, and can emit a force directly from their hand enough to cause
decent blunt damage.

Soldiers are trained to lace punches and kicks with Ebb in
order to emit extra blunt force, and can alter the magic bolt in their hands to
burn or shock. They can pull back the power of their shock to temporarily
paralyze and Enemy.

The Kings Guard, being the Elite are taught supreme control,
while not being able to hold magic aswell as the Scal of Kaed, they are able to
store a bit of power within certain parts of their bodies that they have
practiced with, allowing them to fire off bolts rapidly, and or without
charging in between. They can also keep it stored to use a basic form of
empowering. They could store it in their legs to help survive a fall, or
empower their knee, and the shin to deliver a mighty kick.

A Duel between a Kings Guard and an Elite Scal are
considered to be an amazing spectacle, skill wise, both are very evenly
matched, and it almost always comes down to whoever has the most experience
barely passing with a win.