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RockBottom

200 years old, **Hates Orcs**, Orcs Captured him and his family over a hundred years ago. **They were kept as a slave for many years.** Because he was pushed head first into a cooking fire he has burns and scars over half of his face and head. **He eventually escaped at the cost of his sight in his left eye and his family.** His brother was mortally wounded as he blocked the path of their escape. **Has always had magic but suppressed it until recently he starting honing his wizardry while traveling the realms.** Will help a Gnome in need and will never trust Orcs of any kind.
Sword of Astameriē

The **Sword of Astameriē** (Vachai: *Rēmo Astameriai*) is a major landmark in Cōrienor. Located on the western end of the city's port, the Sword acts as a lighthouse, and is the tallest structure in the city, and one of the tallest structures built by man. Unlike most of the city's buildings, it is made of basalt, which gives it its distinctive dark grey tone.

It is named after Astameriē Taodossi, who reigned as sealord of Cōrienor in the days before the Dominion. Taodossi built the tower in the place where a much smaller lighthouse had once stood.
PaladinsNpajamas Wiki

## Paladins and Pajamas Campaign Wiki

Welcome to the wiki. We’re a collaborative community D&D campaign wiki you will find character backgrounds and Setting information. If any item is marked with (DCXX Skill) on the link this is information your character must roll in game to know. If you don't want spoilers don't read those sections. Otherwise have fun on your stay in Cul Charrans Rest

## Categories

Characters: A list of all active player characters and their back stories, adventures in Cul Charrans rest and other information.

NPCs: A List of the major Non-Player Characters currently revealed in the Paladins & Pajamas Campaign world.

History: A Quick over view of the common history of the world

Gods: List of the major Deities and Extraplanar entities of the realm

Bee Crew

Bay Area By Night: Blood on the vines
Verise Drēsacēri

**Verise Drēsacēri** (*Verise lei Chessai Drēsacēri*, 29 October 372) is an important noblewoman, landholder and member of the reigning Emperor's court. The current head of the House of Drēsacēri, Verise is among the highest-ranked nobles in the Capital, having maintained the position she inherited from her mother. She oversees the Drēsacēris' textile empire, which has made her family one of the wealthiest in Cōrienor and the Dominion.

## Appearance

Verise is a short woman with long, dark brown hair and bright amber eyes. Like all courtiers in the Capital, she wears her hair in a single braid that falls back past her waist, and she dons it with rings and precious stones.

## Personality

Verise is a pragmatic and proactive woman who values her bloodline, tradition and status above all else. She is zealous, vindictive and naturally distrustful, and she looks down on those she considers "inferior" to her and her rank.

She dislikes her husband, Egāssio, and his illegitimate daughter, Ēdrie, only allowing her to remain in the Drēsacēri manse out of convention. She also has a complicated relationship with her only son, Tistan; although he is the only person she would go as far as saying "she loves", she considers him profoundly immature and worries he will never be a fit heir to the family's commercial empire. Still, she has made it her life's purpose to one day see Tistan crowned as Emperor of the Dominion.
Aran language

The **Aran language** (*arandaaru*) is the language spoken by the Aran people (Aranvalar) who inhabit the plains of the River Yuu basin. It is distantly related to the Sivali language spoken by the Sivalis, who live across the Belt of Fire to the east.

The language is characterized by its "harsh sound", with strong consonants, a limited set of vowels, and a relatively simple declination system for nouns.
Use The Bathroom By Myself

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Use the Bathroom/restroom By Myself is a 12 minute song video where Rudolph learns to use the potty with his friends.

## Story

In the video, Rudolph and his friends Miumiu, Kiki and the bunny are having a play date. Miumiu holds up a picture Of a macbook air and Rudolph suddenly has some fear to go. His friends tell him what you should and shouldn't do on the toilet. You shouldn't Play With Toys Eat Food Or Play video games, He flushes it down and the song runs again.
Nana

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* 2D (old)
* CGI (recent)

**Nana** (full name nana fu) is a secondary character in the BabyBus franchise. She is Rudolph's younger sister.

## Appearence

Nana is a **pink** penguin with a **white** belly who has a bit of fluffy hair on her head. She also wears a **yellow flower accessory** on her head. She has purple eyes.

## Personality

Unlike her older brother, Nana is a bold penguin, fearless of everything and tougher than Rudolph. She is sometimes mean, but she is very kind and friendly to everyone. Nana is rather young so she can easily get lost.

## Relationships

### Rudolph

She and Rudolph are siblings. They sometimes argue and fight. She can be mean to him, but she doesn't hate him. In fact, she still loves him very much and once they make up they like to play together.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.babybus.com/global/ja/character
2. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg8UL\_jM3DN/?img\_index=2
3. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg8UL\_jM3DN/?img\_index=2
4. ↑ https://www.babybus.com/global/ja/character
5. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg8UL\_jM3DN/?img\_index=2
Dechio Taodossi

**Dechio Taodossi** (*Dechio lei Dechai Taodossi*; 2 April 351 – 31 July 417) was Emperor, the paramount ruler of the Dominion for over twenty years from 394 to 417.

A member of the powerful Taodossi clan, he is a descendant of Astameriē Taodossi, who ruled as sealord of Cōrienor in the days before the Dominion and is known for having built the Sword of Astameriē.
Dominion

The **Dominion** (Vachai: *elliē drēsēo*, lit. "Golden Empire"; or simply *drēsēo*) is the name given to the sprawling empire of the Vachai civilization. It was founded in 274, following the bloody Vachai Wars, in which the city-state of Cōrienor subdued the other Vachai maritime republics and ended the Confederation. Since then, the Dominion has expanded throughout the western end of the Great Continent, conquering lands and peoples and becoming the largest and richest empire in the history of humanity.

Nominally, the Dominion is ruled by the Emperor, who lives in Cōrienor and is elected from amongst the noble houses of the Capital to rule for life. In practice, however, the Emperor's influence rarely extends beyond the capital's city walls, and the rich noble houses have considerably more power given their business ventures with other cities across the Dominion.

In the past few decades, slave revolts and resistance movements in the empire's far-ends have shaken the Dominion's stability, and the Emperor's diminished authority has granted the independent cities' sealords far more power, putting the Dominion's political balance in jeopardy.

The Dominion is generally represented by the Golden Banner, a square, golden-shaped flag that is used in battle.
Safety Sheriff Labrador

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**Safety Sheriff Labrador** is a web series of the BabyBus franchise that is aired on the official YouTube channels of the franchise. The series follows Sheriff Labrador, a brave police Labrador dog retriever who helps and keeps safe the city with his colleague Officer Dobermann, a clumsy Dobermann dog.

## Plot

Sheriff Labrador and his partner, Officer Dobermann, aim at protecting the safety of the residents in Forest Town. But they get into nuisances when they arise, use objects to catch bad guys, and often get mixed up in some occasions, and that's when the catastrophe starts.

## Characters

* Sheriff Labrador
* Officer Dobermann
* Sheriff Papillon
* Chameleon
* Fox
* Gray (Baby Swan)
* Mr. Buffalo
* Mr. Leopard
* Mr. Monitor Lizard
* Mr. Baboon
* Mr. Goat
* Mr. Sloth
* Mr. Monkey
* Mr. Elephant
* Mr. Gorilla
* Mr. Turtle
* Ms. Flamingo
* Ms. Rabbit
* Brother Chick
* Little Rhino
* Little Fox
* Little Frog
* Brother Rabbit
* Little Monkey
* Mr. Gibbon
* Little Cat
* Little Porcupine
* Little Rabbit
* Little Duck
* Little Chick
* Little Beaver
* Mr. Wild Goose
* Mr. Polar Bear
* Little Flying Squirrel
* Little Bear
* Dr. Antel
* Thief Chicken
* Uncle Bear
* Wolf
* Weasel

## Episodes

List of Episodes in Safety Sheriff Labrador

## Trivia

* This series is not part of BabyBus's main canon, since it doesn't include characters such as Kiki or Miumiu.
Sicēo Obarnāi

**Sicēo Obarnāi** (*Sicēo lei Ersellēi Obarnāi*, 371 – 417) was a Vachai nobleman, and the heir-presumptive of the House of Obarnāi, the second highest-ranking name among those pledged to Sadrie in the current Emperor's Court. Sicēo was the younger brother of the Obarnāi nameholder, Bracho Obarnāi.

## Appearance

Sicēo was a thin man with a paler complexion than most Vachai. He had deep green eyes, which Aaru described as "unnerving", and often sported dark bags. He had long jet-black hair that he wore in a single braid and adorned with amethyst-incrusted rings. As is customary for Vachai noblemen, Sicēo's ears and face were pierced with silver rings; he also wore a silver piece in the shape of a snake around his left ear.

## Personality

A resentful, unscrupulous and vindictive man, Sicēo inherited his family's deep-seated grudge against the richer and more powerful House of Drēsacēri. His mother, Ersellēi Obarnāi, was said to have died of rage upon learning Verise Drēsacēri had been elevated to the highest rank in her first ranking as nameholder of Drēsacēri.

Like his older brother, Sicēo sought to dethrone the Drēsacēris by any means necessary. However, he lacked Bracho's intelligence and sense of restraint, which made him prone to rash decisions and ill-conceived plots.

## History

At the beginning of the Story, Sicēo goes to the Salamander Shrine in order to hire Aaru to kill Tistan Drēsacēri, Verise Drēsacēri's only son. Later, when Aaru fails to kill Tistan and instead joins the Drēsacēri household as an employed mercenary, Sicēo vows to kill Aaru instead.

Later, upon learning of Sicēo's failed plot, Verise has him poisoned in the Obarnāi residence as a message to Bracho and the rest of the Emperor's Court.
Mr. Fu

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## Mr.Fu

### Relatives

Rudolph (son)
 Nana (daughter) Granny Penguin (mother/mother-in-law)
 Grandpa Penguin (father/father-in-law)

### Allies

Rudolph, Nana, Kiki, Miumiu, Hank, Momo, Dudu, Whiskers, Alan, etc.

### Enemies

His mom (sometimes), Nana (sometimes), Devil King, Bandit Wolf, Whiskers (sometimes), etc.

## Physical description

### Eye color

Blue

Mr. Fu is the father of Rudolph and Nana.
Bracho Obarnāi

**Bracho Obarnāi** (*Bracho lei Ersellēi Obarnāi*, born 368) is a Vachai nobleman, nameholder of the House of Obarnāi, and the second highest-ranking nameholder among those pledged to Sadrie in the current Emperor's Court.

A resentful yet spineless leader, Bracho has inherited his family's deep-seated grudge against the richer and more powerful House of Drēsacēri. His mother, Ersellēi Obarnāi, was said to have died of rage upon learning Verise Drēsacēri had been elevated to the highest rank in her first ranking as nameholder of Drēsacēri. He is, however, too intimidated by Verise's alleged range of influence and power to act against the Drēsacēris, be it openly or in secret.

Bracho is has married and re-married several times, breaking the traditions of Vachai nobility. Despite having tried numerous times with different spouses, he has never managed to bear offspring, leading to claims that he is infertile. His heir-presumptive to the position of nameholder of Obarnāi is his younger brother, Sicēo Obarnāi.
Cōrienor

**Religion** | Faith of the West, others

**Cōrienor**, often referred to simply as **the Capital**, is a large city in the Vachai Sea and the capital of the Dominion. It is the largest city in the Dominion and possibly one of the largest settlements in the world, with a population of slightly over a million citizens.

The city is divided into six districts, which are further subdivided into a number of quarters. Some of its most notable landmarks, as seen in the Story, are the Sword of Astameriē, the five temples of the Vachai High Gods (and those of lesser gods, such as the Temple of Vaēlo and the Salamander Shrine), the Emperor's Villa, the Lion's Plaza, and the Drēsacēri Manse.

Among the Vachai city-states, Cōrienor is relatively new. Its foundation date marks the beginning of the current calendar, starting at year 1. Cōrienor was founded by merchants from a number of other Vachai cities, such as Allabor, Tharabor, Nadanor and Taon Idrās. Unlike most other Vachai cities, Cōrienor did not count with a single patron god or goddess from its foundation, instead taking the main gods of the Vachai pantheon (Ardo, Sadrie, Rago, Coirie and Tisso) as collective patron gods. Despite its youth, Cōrienor has grown into the largest Vachai city-state due to its strategic location and its flexibility of commerce.
Athai Crissēo

**Athai Crissēo** (Athai lei Sanās Crissēo; 306 – 345) was the fifth Emperor of the Dominion, from 339 to his death in 345. His relatively short reign was marred by the Ironclad Revolt, the first and bloodiest slave revolt in the history of the Dominion. His handling of the revolt was seen as disastrous by the nobles of the Nacre Court.

Crissēo died shortly after the end of the revolt, seemingly from poisoning. It is said members of his own house orchestrated his death with support from the court.

He has been the only Emperor since the foundation of the Dominion to have been pledged to Tisso. He was related via matrilineal bloodlines to Tistan the Gilded, through Tistan's mother, Siniscie Crissēo.
Vachai people

The **Vachai** are a powerful and wealthy civilization who inhabit the Western end of the Great Continent, and lead the expanding empire known as the Dominion. The Vachai are a chiefly seafaring civilization, concentrated around semi-independent city-states on the Vachai Sea, and in colonies across the Great Continent. The Vachai Dominion is ruled by the Emperor from the capital city of Corienor, the largest and richest of the Vachai settlements.

They speak the Vachai language and follow the pantheistic Faith of the West, in which the main deity is Ardo, goddess of the seas. Most Vachai live off the sea, either through sea-based trade or fishing.

The origins of the Vachai are uncertain. According to the Vachai creation myth, the Vachai are descendants of the First Men, who were made out of salt and came out of Ardo's womb. Contemporary Vachai historians are yet to reach a consensus; the prevalent theory maintains the Vachai settled on the coasts of the Vachai sea around ten thousand years ago, after coming south from the Rago Aosoi mountain range through the Lagro river. From there, they progressively inhabited the area until reaching the Sunset Isles; it was sometime after that that the first cities were built (the oldest of which, according to conventional wisdom, is Allabor).
Blood-of-tourmaline

**Blood-of-tourmaline**, also known as **greenblood**, is a potent and extremely rare poison fabricated in different places across the Great Continent. It is believed to be among the deadliest and most dangerous poisons, due to its potency, quickness, and lack of any coloration or odor.

Historically its invention has been attributed to Qoiri alchemists, although its use has been widespread across different civilizations. Knowledge of how to make it has largely been lost in the Dominion, following crackdowns on alchemists and poisonmongers in the tumultuous years that followed the Betrayal.

Dōrine Ellentie procures blood-of-tourmaline as part of the Unfettered plot to assassinate Emperor Dechio Taodossi in 417.
Druk

***Druki*** (sing. *druk*) are a domesticated species of goat-like animals kept as livestock by the Aranvalar. They are descended from the wild druk, a species native to the Akuzorri mountain range.

Druki play an important role in Aran society since their dawn; they have been domesticated for their milk, fibre, meat and skins. Druki are resistant to extreme weathers and thrive even on low-quality pastures, the likes of which abound in the infertile Aran plains. The earliest conflicts in Aran society likely arised over druki ownership and right to pasture on certaint territories.

Druki are taller than average goats, with longer legs and necks. They typically have red or tan coats, and both male and females grow horns. They have an average lifespan of 18–20 years.
House of Drēsacēri

The **House of Drēsacēri** (Vachai: *vōrieno Drēsacērās*) is a Vachai noble lineage based in Cōrienor. Their bloodline is pledged to Sadrie in the Western Faith's patronage system, and they have consistently ranked as one of the highest houses among those pledged to Sadrie in the Emperor's ranking.

The family's most famous member is Tistan the Gilded, who reigned as the first Emperor of the Dominion from 274 to 316. The current nameholder of Drēsacēri is Verise Drēsacēri, and the heir-apparent to the family's name is Tistan Drēsacēri.

Nowadays, besides the wealth they have ammassed through the generations, the Drēsacēris make most of their money through their extensive commercial empire. The family trades primarily in textiles, but they also trade spices and plums, from an orchard in Ristān Sibrācos. The family has lived in the Drēsacēri Manse for generations, in the heart of Cōrienor's Tranquil Quarter. They also own a summer retreat house in Madralie and a smaller villa in the outskirts of Cōrienor.

Their historical rivals are the House of Obarnāi, another noble lineage pledged to Sadrie which has historically ranked under the Drēsacēri.
Ardo's Festival

**Ardo's Festival** (Vachai: *Ardōrbalāoro* or *Saiesi Āosos Ardās*) is a festival held across the various Vachai cities commemorating the goddess Ardo, patron mother of the seas. It is held yearly, with festivities commencing on the summer solstice and lasting seven days and seven nights.

Festivities include banquets, partying and gift-giving (typically sea-related gifts, such as fish and salt among the lower classes, and pearls, nacre and saltrock jewels among the higher classes). The last night of the festival is fishermen's night, where fishermen freely distribute fresh fish among the populace. In Cōrienor, sacrifices are also made at the Temple of Ardo and at the House of a Thousand Names.
Unfettered

The **Unfettered** are a loosely-organized secret society with the sworn intent of bringing about a revolution that will put an end to the Dominion. The Unfettered were founded, among others, by Larian Savesi, who in turn was a member of the so-called First Society of Oravedians, followers of the teachings of Oravēdio Vaidorinēi.

The Unfettered count with a diverse group of members, chiefly freeborn nobles, but also a decent number of swords and slaves. Among the known living members of the Unfettered are Charie Thebardai (one of the organization's chief figures), Dōrine Ellentie, Gilas, and Cāstās Savesi, as well as a number of unaffiliated collaborators. In recent years, the number of non-noble members in the Unfettered's ranks have dwindled, as their reach and influence has waned due to the purges that followed Larian Savesi's Betrayal.

The Unffettered are in contact with the community of runaway slaves based in Ersellei, a small island in the far-Eastern Smoking Sea. Most of their day-to-day activities consist on the low-brow purchase of slave contingents to liberate them and send them off to Ersellei, or, when possible, allow them to return to their respective homelands.

At the beginning of the events of the Story, the Unfettered are plotting to assassinate the Emperor, Dechio Taodossi, with blood-of-tourmaline with the help of the collar code-named Seacrow. Charie Thebardai and Dōrine Ellentie know that the death of Taodossi will usher the accession to the throne of Sanēi Levias, a freeborn commander who is known for her cruelty against the swords; the Unfettered hope Levias's infamy and her treatment of the more powerful strata of the collars will increase the chances of a sword revolt, which would be aided by the liberated troops from Ersellei.
Great Continent

The **Great Continent** is the largest of Earth's landmasses, and the home of most of the Earth's people groups. It is split in half by the Sands of Itsori, a large desert which is typically used to mark the East–West divide. Another major feature of the Great Continent is the Smoking Sea, a major body of water that is almost entirely encased by the Great Continent, and connects with the Ocean to the south-east.

Most islands, such as those of the Northern Archipelago, the Isles of the Vachai Sea, Vadra, and Aorienor, all lie in the proximity of the Great Continent as well. Only the mysterious Sunset Isles are far enough from the Great Continent to not be considered part of it in a practical sense, as none of its inhabitants ever come into contact with the different peoples of the Great Continent.

Politically, the western end of the Great Continent is mostly controlled by the Vachai people and their Dominion, while a number of warring kingdoms vye for control of the Great Continent's eastern tip.
Sanēi Levias

**Sanēi Levias** is a high-ranking noblewoman, military commander, and the nameholder of the House of Levias, the third-highest ranking family among those pledged to Tisso in the Emperor's Court. Sanēi is one of the main generals in the Dominion's armies, and has led numerous campaigns in the War of Qoir. As a commander, she has gained a dark reputation for being cruel and for having little respect for her troops, for which she is disliked by the Swords.

As one of the highest-ranking nameholders among those pledged to Tisso (and the only one who is not old or unmarried), she is widely seen as a potential successor to Dechio Taodossi as the next Emperor of the Dominion and Sealord of Cōrienor.
House of Obarnāi

The **House of Obarnāi** (Vachai: *vōrieno Obarnai*) is a Vachai noble lineage based in Cōrienor. Their bloodline is pledged to Sadrie in the Western Faith's patronage system, and they have consistently ranked as one of the highest houses among those pledged to Sadrie in the Emperor's ranking.

They are historical rivals of the House of Drēsacēri, another noble lineage pledged to Sadrie. The Obarnāi rank second in the current Emperor's ranking, while the Drēsacēri rank first. Many of the house's nameholders have historically seconded famous Drēsacēris, such as Chigio Obarnāi, who was a member of Tistan the Gilded's court. The rivalry has been most profound since the third century, when Lāchācoi Drēsacēri married Chorās Obarnāi. After an unsuccessful, unhappy marriage, that produced no children, Lāchācoi left Chorās and married a common-born woman from Meralie, later fathering a bastard named Tistan whom the Emperor legitimized.

The current nameholder of Obarnāi is Bracho Obarnāi, whose heir-presumptive is his younger brother, Sicēo Obarnāi.
Oravēdio Vaidorinēi

Master **Oravēdio Vaidorinēi** (*Oravēdio lei Drēseciēirāi Vaidorinēi*; 28 January 202 – 9 November 280) was a Vachai philosopher, priest and scholar from Taon Idrās. His teachings and philosophy led to the formation of the "Blue Tiger Society", later known as the First Society of Oravedians.

The freeborn son of a slave, Vaidorinēi believed in the use of violence, instability and disarray to induce political change through revolution. Vaidorinēi drew on his cult to the wine god Vaēlo, to whom he was pledged as a priest at his temple, and deduced the rigid, hierarchical social structure in place in Cōrienor was deformed and unjust.

His teachings were controversial, and he was forced to keep his activities undercover for most of his life. He founded the secret "Blue Tiger Society" to share his teachings and organize his political action. The Blue Tiger Society spent most of its early existence instigating and aiding minor slave revolts, inspired by the unsuccessful Ironclad Revolt of 344. Toward the end of his life, Vaidorinēi became increasingly radicalized and theorized the only true way to bring about a system-collapsing revolution was by assassinating every member of the Nacre Court and every high-ranking priest in the city.

He died of old age, and his teachings were mostly kept secret by members of the Blue Tiger Society, who would later take on the name of Oravedians.
Gilas

**Gilas** (born 12 February 397) is an acolyte bound in service to the Temple of Vaēlo, and a member of the mysterious secret society known as the Unfettered. He is close to Chariē Thebardai.

Like Aaru, Gilas experiences precognitive dreams. Aaru notes, however, that it's unlikely that Gilas' precognitive dreams are Irakaa's gift.
Rank

The **ranking system** (Vachai: *lagie drēchirās*; "sheet of lordly number") is a system of social stratification among the noble lineages in the Emperor's Nacre Court. Every three years, the reigning Emperor releases a bull wherein all the noble lineages of Cōrienor are listed in order of precedence. This order is determined based on a number of factors, including said lineage's family history, prestige, and most importantly, monetary contributions to the imperial arks.

The ranking system is extremely important to the social configuration of the city's nobility. A higher rank determines not only higher social standing, but also wider access to privileges both material and symbolic in the Nacre Court. Material privileges for higher-ranking noble houses include access to lands and goods expoliated from the Dominion's territorial conquests and access to commercial privileges. Chiefly among the symbolic benefits of rank is a higher possibility of being elected Emperor once the reigning Emperor dies.

Due to the extensive number of noble lineages in Cōrienor and across the Vachai Dominion, the ranking system does not put all the noble houses in a single rank; instead, noble houses are ranked within those pledged to the same patron (god or goddess in the Vachai Pantheon). Chief amongst these are those noble lineages pledged to the five "High Gods": Ardo, Tisso, Rago, Sadrie and Coirie. Imperial bulls are released on the anniversary of the reigning Emperor's ascent to power.

## Current ranking houses

As of the latest Emperor's bull, these are the lineages that rank high in Cōrienor:

* House of Teodossi – 1st among those pledged to Ardo
* House of Drēsacēri – 1st among those pledged to Sadrie
* House of Obarnāi – 2nd among those pledged to Sadrie
* House of Levias – 3rd among those pledged to Tisso
Merali people

The **Meralis**, who call themselves **Sasak**, are a people group who inhabit the country of Meralie, in the far-western end of the Great Continent. They are characterized by their fair skin and the predominance of red hair. For the past few centuries, they and their ancestral homeland have been ruled by the Vachai. For this reason, many Meralis have migrated to and settled in Vachai lands, where they have intermarried with the native Vachai. Many other Meralis have been brought to Vachai city-states as slaves or as cheap labour.

Notably people of full or partial Merali descent include Taodie (who was born in Meralie with the name Joggke), and Cāstās Savesi.
Tistan the Gilded

**Tistan Drēsacēri** (Tistan lei Tistai Drēsacēri, 28 July 245 – 19 September 316), better known by his epithet as **Tistan the Gilded** (*Tistan Elliān*) was a Vachai nobleman and military general who reigned as sealord of Cōrienor and later as Emperor of the Dominion from 274 to his death in 316.

Having spent most of his adult life fighting in the Vachai Wars, he proved his worth as a military commander and later as general at numerous sea battles and at the Battle for Taon Idrās, for which he was named admiral of the Golden Navy. Upon the death of the reigning sealord of Cōrienor, Brachevōrie Achāriāo, he was elected sealord. He commanded Cōrienor and her allies to a decisive victory against Allabor and Tharabor in the war, consolidating Cōrienor as paramount among the Vachai city-states and founding the Dominion in September 274, only six months after ascending to the throne.

## Early life

A member of the prominent House of Drēsacēri, Tistan was the fourth child and only son of Tistan lei Choreai Drēsacēri by his second wife, Siniscie Crissēo. Tistan lei Choreai had originally married a noblewoman pledged to Sadrie who bore him no children, and later married Crissēo, a member of an important noble house pledged to Tisso.

He had four elder sisters, the so-called "Four Graces of Drēsacēri": Dōcie, twins Agie and Thebie, and Dōmadrie. They were famous in their own right for excelling at different Vachai courtier arts: Dōcie was a prolific poet and songwriter, Agie and Thebie were renown musicians, and Dōmadrie was a famous theatre actress and playwright, widely credited for writing many plays loaded with political content and propaganda during the Vachai Wars, which served to boost the morale of Cōrieni nobility.

As a child, Tistan's father instructed him in military arts, as it was common for second-century nobility to leave military matters in the hands of men.

At 16, he was married to Cainē Sassaradai, youngest daughter of Lord Verisio Sassaradai (not to be confused with his grandson Verisio Sassaradai, who reigned as Emperor after Tistan's death). Tistan and Cainē only had one son who survived to adulthood, Brachē, who became heir to the Drēsacēri name, lands and riches. Tistan was also known to have a number of lovers and paramours, and fathered many bastard children.

## Legacy

His legacy has been upheld by his house, which remains one of the richest and most powerful landholding lineages in the Dominion to this day. Many members of the House of Drēsacēri have been named after Tistan, including Tistan lei Verisas Drēsacēri.

Today, Tistan is remembered as a military genius and as the founder of the Dominion, and his rule as Emperor has been highlighted for his diplomatic skills in pacifying the Vachai lands in the aftermath of one of the bloodiest wars in human civilization.

A 15-meter sandstone statue in his image stands at the center of the so-called "Gilded Plaza", in the Old Quarter of Cōrienor.
Seacrow

**Seacrow** is the secret codename of **Thebē**, a maid in the service of Emperor Dechio Taodossi. She has served as a member of the Emperor's entourage since she was 14, having been "gifted" from a nobleman in the Nacre Court. She hails from a remote place in the Bay of Storms, leading to her codename.

In the summer of 417, she is recruited by the secret organization known as the Unfettered as part of a plot to assassinate the Emperor using blood-of-tourmaline procured by Dōrine Ellentie. During the Emperor's short trip to his summer residence in Taon Airieās, she is briefly kept hidden at a small manse owned by the Drēsacēri family, from which she later escapes at the last minute.

Fearing she will talk about the Unfettered, their identities and their conspiracy, Tistan Drēsacēri orders Aaru to find Seacrow and kill her, but he lets her escape on the condition she will leave Cōrienor at once and never return.
Sands of Itsori

The **Sands of Itsori**, also known by the Aranvalar as the **Burnt Sea** (Aran: *khunizgorr*) and by the Vachai as the **Barrenlands** is a large desert in the geographic center of the Great Continent. Alongside the Akuzorri Mountains to the North and the Smoking Sea to the South, it effectively splits the continent in two halves.

Due to their harsh, extreme conditions, the Sands are largely uninhabited, save for the Najj, a small people group also known as the sand-dwellers. The Najj rely on commerce with the various people groups who live on the edges of the Sands and beyond, such as the Aranvalar and the Vachai.

## Geography

The Sands extend like a wide vertical line across the continent. The northern section of the Sands, closer to the Akuzorri Mountains, is colder and more extreme in its conditions. The southern end of the Sands, closer to the Smoking Sea, is slightly more favorable to a few species of particularly resistant flora and fauna.
Sadru

**Sadru** (*Benmurran Sadru*, died 11 August 396) was a member of the Qanagkaa, one of the many clans of the semi-nomadic Aran people who inhabit the plains around the River Yuu. A warrior-priestess and healer, Sadru was the life companion of Khagaru, *quruk* of the Qanagkaa. She was also the mother of Sanaajha and Nirkaa, who would later be known as *Aaru*.

Sadru had the ability to experience precognitive dreams, which the Aranvalar refer to as "Irakaa's gift" – for the Aran god of fate. She apparently passed this gift on to her two children, although Aaru notes that Sanaajha is much better at interpreting Irakaa's messages in her dreams than he is.

Sadru died shortly after giving birth to Aaru, for which Khagaru developed a deep resentment of him.
Emperor

The **Emperor** (Vachai: *Ardairiēo* or *Airiēo Ardās*) is the sovereign ruler of the Dominion. In theory, the position is not hereditary; instead, the Emperor is chosen to serve for life from a pool of electors belonging to the noble families of the Capital.

The Emperor, who is also Sealord (ruler) of Cōrienor, lives in a spacious villa in the center of the Capital, and rarely ever leaves. Emperors surround themselves with a large entourage of followers from noble families known as the Nacre Court. Every three years the Emperor releases a royal bull in which every noble family in Cōrienor is "ranked" in order of precedence, based on factors such as family history, prestige, and most importantly, monetary contributions to the city's arks.

Each Emperor belongs to a family pledged to one of the five higher gods in the Vachai pantheon. The title "emperor" is given to men and women equally, without distinction. By manner of distinction, the Emperor wears a gold-thread sash embroidered with pearls; a different sash exists for each of the five gods, and Emperors wear the one corresponding to their patron god.

At the beginning of the story, the reigning Emperor is Dechio Taodossi, who has ruled for over 20 years.

## History

In the age of the Confederation, each maritime city-state counted with its own *sealord*. Each sealord wielded different amounts of power in each city. After the Vachai Wars, the Dominion was formed with Cōrienor at the head as the Capital, and the Sealord of Cōrienor became the Emperor of the Dominion. Historical emperors include Tistan the Gilded and Sīssanē the Engineer.

### Selection process

Once an Emperor dies, the High Priests and other officials of the five major temples in Cōrienor assemble at the Temple of Names. Following a cycle, candidates are chosen from a pool of suitable electors pledged to one of the five gods: Ardo, Tisso, Sadrie, Rago and Coirie. The selection process can last up to a month, in which the High Priests are not allowed to go out of the Jade Chamber of the Wisdom Gardens. Once a choice is made, a group of political and economic leaders from various guilds, as well as lords from major cities of the Dominion, are summoned and informed of the pick. Only then is the new Sealord is invested in office. The selection process is the best-kept secret in the Dominion, as only a selected group of temple officials possess the knowledge.
Faith of the West

The **Faith of the West** and the **Vachai Faith** are the most common names by which the religion of the Vachai people is known. The Vachai religion is a complex system of polytheistic and beliefs and rituals, and it is an integral part of Vachai society. It centers on the Vachai's interaction with many deities who are believed to be present in, and in control of, the forces of nature.

The Vachai form of polytheism is highly structured into "strata" of deities that are closely related to the social hierarchy of Vachai society. The most "important" deities belong to the highest strata; the highest are the "High" or "Primordial" gods: Ardo, Sadrie, Coirie, Rago and Tisso. The practice of the Faith is regulated by various Temples dedicated to the worship of singular deities; there are several temples dedicated to the same gods, and most of them pay tribute to the "Titular" temples, the main temples where each god's High Priest or Priestess is based. Most of the Titular Temples are located in Corienor.
Little Bird (Species)

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Little Birds are a species of minor characters in BabyBus. A red one appeared in Monster Ambulance got Injured and a purple one appeared in Walking Walking. In Monster Ambulance got Injured, the red Little Bird is shown to be making fun of Monster Ambulance for being flipped over. In Walking Walking, the purple Little Bird is shown to have a mischievous and cheeky attitude as he's shown to be giggling when he sees Kiki and Miumiu packing some donuts. He secretly stole Kiki and Miumiu's donut and tries to fly away from them, but then he crashed into a rock and got hurt. After that, Little Bird became friends with Kiki and Miumiu as he tags along with them.
Little Fox

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Temple of Vaēlo

The **Temple of Vaēlo** (Vachai: *nemie Vaēlās*) is a temple dedicated to the god Vaēlo. It is located in the Old City quarter, in Cōrienor. Unlike most other temples dedicated to Vachai gods, the Temple of Vaēlo is noted for having its effigy of Vaēlo located entirely outside of the temple, in the middle of a small plaza in front of it.

The temple is always bustling with people, as Vaēlo is a popular god to whom many Vachai without a set patron pray. The temple acolytes are known for carrying out beneficence work in the weeks prior to Vaēlo's festival, the *Vaēlai Saesi*.

Some of the temple's officials and acolytes feature prominently in the Story, such as Charie Thebardai, Gilas, and Dorine Ellentie. The revolutionary philosopher and scholar Oravēdio Vaidorinēi was an acolyte and later a priest at the Temple of Vaēlo.
Nacre Court

The **Nacre Court** (Vachai: *dōmadrai -*) is the royal court of the Vachai Emperor. The Nacre Court is made up of the higher-ranking nobles in the capital city of Cōrienor, many of which have reigned either as Emperor or as sealord of Cōrienor.

Nobles in the Nacre Court are all ranked, meaning they have a specific hierarchy established by the Emperor himself through periodically-issued imperial bulls. The Emperor also appoints his ministers from within the court.

Technically, nobles from other cities outside of Cōrienor may also become part of the Nacre Court, should the Emperor decide. In recent years, non-Cōrienor citizens have been absent from the Nacre Court.

The court is so-called for the Nacre Hall, the throne room of the Emperor's Villa in Cōrienor.
Salamander Shrine

The **Salamander Shrine** (Vachai: *inenemie Thibesiciai*) is a small temple in the Tanners' Quarter of Cōrienor's Old City. It is dedicated to Dardāstēo, a minor god in the Vachai Pantheon who acts as patron to mercenaries and assassins.

Unlike most other temples of Vachai gods, it receives its common name due to Dardāstēo being a taboo deity among most Vachai. It is much smaller in size and less ornate than other temples, and its old building is in bad shape as it has not been taken care of since it was built. It is looked after by a small number of acolytes, mostly retired mercenaries.

The shrine is used as a common meeting place for people who seek an assassin, and the surrounding area has a reputation for being a focal point for crime in Cōrienor.
River Yuu

The **River Yuu** (Aran: *Yuunagu*) is a major river in the Mid-Eastern section of the Great Continent. It originates at the Akuzorri Mountain Range, where it feeds from glaciers, and flows through the Plains of the Yuu all the way south to the Smoking Sea.

The River Yuu's basin area is the ancestral home of the Aran people, for whom the Yuu holds major symbolic and material worth. Most of the Arans' permanent settlements are located on the Yuu. In the Arans' belief system and folklore, the Yuu is worshipped as a mother-like spirit.
Sanaa

**Sanaajha** (*Benmurran Sanaajha*, 19 April 393), known by Aaru as **Sanaa**, is a member of the Qanagkaa clan, one of the many clans of the semi-nomadic Aran people who inhabit the plains along the River Yuu. She is a warrior-priestess and second in command in her clan, and the presumptive heiress of her father, Khagaru. She is Aaru's older sister.

Like her brother and her late mother, Sanaa counts with "Irakaa's gift" – that is, precognitive dreams. Aaru notes that Sanaa is much more capable of interpreting Irakaa's messages than he is.
Ardo

**Ardo**, also known as **Āosio Ardo** and **Tēllio Ardo**, is the goddess of the ocean and the seas in the Vachai faith, and the most important member of the five primordial gods in Vachai religion. As patroness of the seas, Ardo is considered the primordial creation goddess, and she rules over the other gods.

She is the mother of Āo (god of freshwater) and sister of Rago. Her associated colors are blue and green, and some of her attributes are rocksalt, the cardinal point of the West, and the first day of the Vachai week.

Some of the oldest, most important families in Cōrienor are pledged to Ardo, including that of Dechio Taodossi, who reigns as Emperor at the beginning of the Story.
Black Mamba

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**Black Mamba** is a minor antagonist in Safety Sheriff Labrador.

## Apparence

Black Mamba is a gray-black Mamba snake, reddish brown eyes, sharp teeth and wears a red bow around its neck.

## Personality

An evil, silly Mamba snake who always thinks of ways to catch children but is afraid of the police.
Taodie

**Taodie** (born *Joggke*, 5 December 382) is a servant in the household of the Dresaceri family. Taken from her home in Meralie when she was a child, she was sold to Egāssio Drēsacēri as a slave when she was 14 years old. She was eventually freed, and served as a confidant of Verise Drēsacēri, his wife, and later became their son's wetnurse.
Mugrajba

**Religion** | Aran animism, others

**Mugrajba** is a major sea port and city on the Southern coast of the Aran Plains, on the Smoking Sea. It is one of the largest settlements of the Aran people, also known as the Plainsmen. The name *Mugrajba* means "port of crabs" in the Aran language.

Mugrajba is the place from which Aaru boards the Astasassare, a Vachai ship headed for Cōrienor.
Ironclad Revolt

The **Ironclad Revolt** (Vachai: *vōlōrchilēi*) was a slave revolt against the Dominion primarily affecting the port cities of Taon Idrās, Idrenor and Sorolie. The revolt was led by a group of slave soldiers (known as the ironclad) commanded by a woman named the Scarab.

The revolt began in April 344 in Taon Idrās, when the Scarab, alongside a group of 10 other ironclad, killed their masters and escaped their garrison in the outskirts of the city. They would later be joined by other ironclad posted to the gold mines by the River Mēgon.

Dismissing the revolt as a minor problem ailing peripheral cities, the Emperor Athai Crissēo refused to send aid despite the sealord of Taon Idrās sending multiple calls for help. The revolt expanded further to Idrenor and Sorolie, at which point the commander of the Golden Armies, Thibācon Lāchācoi, took matters into his own hands and crushed the rebellion.

Regardless, thousands of slaves managed to escape, and many (including the Scarab herself) found safe haven in a small, remote island in the Smoking Sea. They would name the island Ersellei, making it a secret haven for runaway slaves from the Dominion.

Athai Crissēo's handling of the revolt was seen as disastrous by the nobles of the Nacre Court. Crissēo died shortly after the end of the revolt, seemingly from poisoning. It is said members of his own house orchestrated his death with support from the court. Thibācon Lāchācoi's eldest son, Astadirie Lāchācoi, became Emperor after Crissēo.

The revolt had a profound impact on the internal dynamics of the Dominion. Corienor lost considerable influence in the Sunset Isles and other nearby cities, a portent of waning loss of influence of the capital in coming years. Despite efforts to suppress knowledge of the revolt by the Emperor and the masters, the Scarab and the revolt became symbols of freedom for slaves in the Dominion. The revolt would also inspire the philosopher Oravēdio Vaidorinēi, whose teachings and writings would later be passed on by the Society of Oravedians and later by the Unfettered.
Meralie

**Meralie** (Sasak: *Hosak*) is a country located in the Northwestern section of the Great Continent, in a large peninsula known as the Arm of Meralie. It is home to the Merali or Sasak people.

The Merali claim their descent from the Ancient Northerners, many of whom migrated south during cataclysmic floodings that affected the Northlands in the 4th and 3rd centuries B.V. Modern-day Meralis are still closely related to the numerous people groups who inhabit the North. They are characterized by their fair skin and red hair.

For the past few centuries, Meralie has been governed by the Vachai Dominion, which has subjected it to countless wars and invasions. The exonym "Meralie" comes from the Vachai language word "meriē", meaning "thirst". Under Vachai rule, numerous Meralis have migrated to the Vachai lands and intermarried with the Vachai.

Notable people of full or partial Merali descent include Taodie (born in Meralie with the name Joggke), and Cāstās Savesi, whose mother was of Merali blood.
Noel Mu

**Noel Mu** (born 1999) is the author of *Names and Marks*. They are also the author of the young adult novel *Southward* (2020) and the novella *(The Fire Hazards of) Chasing Perfection* (2021).

Noel is non-binary and goes by they/them pronouns in English. They are not a native English speaker. Though not originally from there, they have lived in Buenos Aires for several years now. In addition to writing, Noel is a Political Science student.
Sword

**Swords** (Vachai: *rēmoi*) are the armed guards of the higher classes and nobility in Cōrienor and other cities in the Vachai Dominion. Formerly slaves trained in the arts of combat to serve as guards for life, since the abolition of slavery by Emperor Ersellēi Sassaradai in 387 most modern-day swords are descendants of former slaves.

Swords may be in the service of particular households, temples or companies. The Emperor counts an imperial guard composed of swords known as the Nacre Guard (members of which are known as the *Seaswords*). The city of Cōrienor counts with its own city guard, the City Swords.

Many swords are trained from an early age and only ever serve as swords. Some swords who feature predominantly in the Story include Coreio and Aaru, both of whom serve as swords to Tistan Drēsacēri.
Egāssio Drēsacēri

**Egāssio Drēsacēri** (*Egāssio lei Sanai Lagenī*, 12 March 366) is a noble lord and businessman in Cōrienor. Originally born into the rich Lagenī family, Egāssio married Verise Drēsacēri when they were both young, and so he took his wife's name, since *Drēsacēri* is of higher rank than *Lagenī*.

For decades now, Egāssio has suffered from a disease that renders him unable to walk or move by himself, and he has increased in weight considerably. He stays in his bed in the Drēsacēri manse, and his family acts as if he were dead, leaving him alone and never visiting him. For this reason, he has grown spiteful of his wife and his son, both of whom he considers despicable people.

In addition to Tistan, Egāssio is the father of Ēdrie, whose mother was a prostite. For the latter reason, Edrie is not considered part of the House of Drēsacēri, and bears to right to the Drēsacēri name.