Terrans

The "**Terrans**" are various human armies summoned from their dystopian worlds to wage war on Jerde.

They are also various humans who were brought to Jerde by some empires as warriors and slaves from Earth-like planets. In Bujan, a "Terran" (Tærai) is usually a human whose ancestors originally came from those planets.

## History

See also: List of Fifty-Six Tyrants factions

The Terrans were first summoned all over Jerde at the latter end of World War III, when desperate warlords sought to raise instant armies to overwhelm each other. They did not expect the Terrans to be more uncontrollable and destructive, horrific enough to kill most of their summoners. Fifty-six realms were raised by those newcomers, and one of them, the Great Renewal, was formed out of fear that the local inhabitants of the planet would kill all of them. The very same superweapons that almost ruined Jerde and killed many of its inhabitants also destroyed many Terrans, aside from the Grey Tolls of another rising power, the World Alliance.

Out of bitterness, grief, and rage, the survivors who founded the World Alliance declared total war on the Terrans. The only Terrans they spared were those who surrendered and agreed to undergo a purification test, which also required them to totally renounce various notorious attitudes. Nonetheless, the World Alliance prospered and was about to defeat the Terran fronts. Fearing their eventual defeat, one Terran released a deadly plague to tear down the Denlotia and plunge the world back to chaos, but they were unable to dominate the world.

The Terrans joined six other empires in another attempt to reorganise the world to a brutal new order, but they were defeated and expelled from Jerde in great spaceships to the Galaxy. Some Terrans built new and terrible regimes that left swaths of destruction in the stars, while others were hired as bringers of death: most Terrans sought for a day to return to Jerde and slaughter the inhabitants as revenge, driven mad by bitterness, deceit, and fanatical pride.

It was because of the wickedness of the Terrans that frightened the surviving inhabitants of the world, causing them to rely heavily on genetic conditioning, strict laws, and the veneration of justice to avoid allowing themselves to become like their arch-enemy. The Jerdiskar were compared to a golden cage of knives at every bar and surface; and they always compared the Terrans to demonic creatures from Hell.

In the Galaxy, they continued to a be plague to other civilisations across the stars. They joined armies as cannon fodder, mercenaries, and hired murderers. The Terrans of the Konjor Supercorporation were the most notorious for their brutality and insanity. Some Terrans formed their own empire, but failed to dominate one of the civilisations in the Galaxy or reach Jerde.

Some Terrans managed to return to Jerde and oppress the Jerdiskar, claiming it was revenge for their defeat and expulsion. This was when the Konjor Supercorporation occupied parts of Jerde. They were also defeated when the native peoples of the planet overthrew the Konjors and slew those Terran lackeys.

### Redemption

Some Terrans instead joined the Jerdiskar. They intermarried and formed several peculiar nations, like Sevraeja and Volzeraen.

## Galactic Terrans

The Terrans of the Galaxy were descendants of billions of exiles, who lost their empires and wars against the Jerdiskar natives.

In space, they were either mercenaries who slaughtered many at the bidding of their terrible masters, or were reduced to beasts and slaves. Some formed their own empires and warbands.

### Konjor Terrans

Many Terrans joined the Konjor Supercorporation and its Barabyol predecessors, almost always as soldiers. They were chosen for their brutality, and because they were seen as savages, many Terrans were tortured and degraded to murderous horrors.

They retained and developed their own cultures in the Konjor empire.

Terrans were always exempted from the usual cannibalism practiced in the Konjor empire, because the Konjors thought of them as utterly stupid and disgusting; yet they were still tortured to mock their beliefs. In one notorious case, Terrans who told someone to "touch grass" were forced to touch parasitic plants that infected and shrivelled their hands. Konjors who ate any part of a Terran, even a drop of blood, were executed as beasts.

### Igarin Terrans

The Terrans in the Igarin Empire were worse: although they were restricted only to the military, they were also killed for sport, as human sacrifices, or as expendable cannon fodder and then human sacrifices.

This was the fear that the Terran communities of the Igarin Imperial realm dreaded. Some embraced that fear to become the executioners, such as the members of the Sacrificial Fleets that waged war against the rebel planet of Nandegakko.

## Terrans in Bujan

See also: Curse of 400

The Terrans in Bujan were brought there during Wannaenid rule to kill the Bujanski and fight each other. Once the last Bujanski is killed, the island will be carpet bombed, killing every Terran there to be replaced by more criminals. In turn, the new batch of criminals will be bombed, and replaced by more evildoers, and so on.

The overuse of certain words in Bujan resulted in various basic or good things, like "patience" and "moving on", becoming associated with all Terrans and everything wrong they had done.

### Authorities of colonial Bujan

Bujan's colonial rulers were not a single unified force, but four or five:

* Zavtrana Province of the Republic of Tyrska
* Balennaria of the Church of Q
* The Salvationist Party
* The Wannaenid colonial authorities
* The Serpents and their planned People's Republic of Balenia

### Black July

Modern Bujanski "Terrans" were the descendants of various survivors of nationwide purges. Horrified and saddened by the harsh treatment of their people and failing to revolt against their new rulers, they had no other choice but to surrender and accept deradicalisation.

The only Terrans who were not subjected to such punitive measures were the Free North and the Valtois Terrans. The Free North were the Terrans who joined the revolutionaries and accepted conditions that made them more loyal to Bujan, while the Valtois were sent to another planet, thriving with their lessons and without any threats.

Many Terrans fled Bujan due to being hated by the natives, but even as they moved to nearby countries for a safer life, they all knew that they will be subjected to deradicalisation. They had to take time to win the trust of the traumatised locals.

All Terrans in Bujan were given green identity cards instead of the blue ones used by typical Bujanski, which also show the restrictions they have as a collective punishment.

### The Mirror of the Soul

A tenth of all Terrans brought to Bujan during Wannaenid rule were Internet trolls and extremists. They were abducted, tied up, and brought by ship or portal, and left to fend for themselves. In occupied Bujan, they turned to the local, divided authorities: either the Tyrskan monarchy, or the chaotic Qyuvian theocracy. Eventually they had to fight each other, and become killers and murderers, or die like most of their miserable people or the Terran armies.

Many online attitudes and behaviours are now considered crimes in Bujan, due to their usage during Wannaenid times to glorify persecution of Bujanski and native peoples. These include any positive comment supporting the Wannaenids or the Terran lackeys, humour that wishes death on the natives, and demanding any freedom to hate Bujan and support the former tyrants.

During the war of independence, many of those same online users also took up arms and called for the extermination of Bujan, causing such crimes to be considered the same as waging war against the country, punishable by death.

The most notorious case was about several Tyrskan immortals who celebrated the bombing of Koscheigrad. One by one, they were hunted down by resistance groups, and their immortality made them more recognisable to their enemies.

One reason for the harsh punishment of Terrans in Bujan was because many of them were fanatics and extremists. The revolutionaries read that many of those same fanatics resorted to terrorism and bitterness after losing a war, even if they would be treated fairly. So the Bujanski consider that harsh methods to force them to answer for their offenses was the right way, to ensure they would never repeat the same actions if they managed to survive.

### Punishment of internet trolls in modern Bujan

When Bujan became independent, every surviving Terran was publicly shamed for every offensive comment they made, and caught and shown to the public. The comments they made caused many Bujanski people to hate any Terran who was not a member of the Free North, assuming they were all terrorists, traitors, and cowards who wanted to either kill everyone in Bujan or their empires to come back.

Such fears and anger towards the Terrans eventually led to the July massacres. Most of its victims were internet users of Terran descent, who were caught for posting comments attacking Bujanski and Wonao people, their culture, and the country; or threats to commit violence or murder. They were killed because their comments were seen as threats to commit terrorism.

The harsh laws and mob violence were enough to scare the Terrans into never hating Bujan ever again. Yet many Terrans already expressed remorse and went to people they offended to plead for forgiveness, even before the massacres. They felt that they were being used as tools by their masters, so they wanted to coexist with the Bujanski to restore their humanity.

The people of Bujan showed those Internet trolls and their comments in schools and museums, as a warning of who not to become. Some Terrans who were alive had to undergo prison and penance: some Terrans were forced to be shown in schools for their crimes, while others willingly went there because they wanted to explain why they committed those offenses to help others avoid doing the same.

### "Three Needs"

The Denlotians believed that all Terrans have three needs, judging by the motivations of their hatred, fanaticism, and wars against Jerde:

* They needed to eat
* They needed to be heard
* They needed power over all to feel safe

These were why Terrans were cruel and sadistic. They were raised in harsh environments, in abusive societies and families, warping their beliefs and driving them to war.

If they were denied from these three, the Terrans would vanish and die. The Terrans' fear was that they would starve as usual, be ignored and refused for their lies, and to lose any authority and power.

As in the case of refugees to the Denlotia and certain "repentant" people, it is still possible for a Terran to refuse to be violent for the three needs.

### Salvation

Not every Terran in Bujan was evil or a supporter of the regime. Some Terrans never even killed or hurt a native, or posted a single hateful comment online.

Those Terrans were a small portion, more likely to be killed off by the rest of society. Those were among the first to join the local resistance, until they were no longer considered as Terrans for their improved attitude or rejection of Terran identity.

One of the armies that revolted against Wannaenid rule was founded by ethnic Terrans, who denounced the Wannaenid Empire and its lackeys as hypocrites and liars. This became the Free North, a Terran community that was granted the same rights as other Bujanski for being more trustworthy than other Terrans.

The Free North later joined a league of cities that opposed the mobs who slaughtered other Terrans, to stop the mobs from exterminating all of Bujan.

The ancient soldier known as Lonhyn became a popular symbol among Bujanski Terrans. Just as Lonhyn was one of the earliest foreigners to repent to one extraordinary prisoner, so were they, outsiders and cursed, able to undo their wickedness.

## Legends

The many crimes and abusive attitudes from the Terrans of Denlotian times led to nearly all Terrans being seen as demonic abominations, mockeries of humanity.

### Sarmelonid mythology

In Sarmelonid mythology, Terran souls were believed to be born in Zæču, a volcanic region in Hell where every sin committed by every sapient being becomes into a shadow, which rises on a volcanic mass into a humanoid form.

When a Terran dies, his soul returns to Hell to be eaten by other demons. This is why Terrans are afraid of death, yet are cruel enough to abuse and exterminate other people who never hurt them before, perhaps out of fear that there will be oblivion beyond and the end of their petty dreams.

This legend was from Denlotian times, when the fear and hatred of Terrans was spread from Ardesch to Vozolaz.

### Malendor mythology

Malendors believe that Terrans were a humanoid race of demons created by the evil god Loki, to destroy the multiverse that Odin and the other gods painstakingly created.

Whenever a Terran dies, his soul is sent back to Loki, who brutally tears the Terran's soul and eats him like a scrap of meat. So in mockery, Malendors usually cremate Terrans in funerals dedicated to Loki, one of the rare occasions when he is "worshipped".

### Bujanski mythology

Likewise, Bujanski also believe that Terrans are demonic, due to their desperate and cruel attitude. They were believed to be born in Hell, created by the dark god Veles, hence the Terras being war-torn or dystopian wastelands.

## Glossary of "Terran"

* Terran calendar - Gregorian or Zvestarid calendar

## Terminology

### Positive

* Free North - loyalist Terrans who supported the revolution
* Dark Gift - Konjor name for Terrans, especially those who joined its armies.

### Proposed names for Bujanski Terrans

Some Terrans called for a referendum to be given a better name instead of the pejorative "Taerai" or "Maeranoi":

* Utrosians - Bujanski "utro" (dawn)
* Aurosians - Latin "aurora" (dawn)
* Hypeosians - Greek "ὑπηοῖος" (hypeoios, towards the dawn)
* Zorjadatei - "Children of Zorja of the Dawn"
* Austrovians - "they of the rising dawn"

### Negative (Bujan Terrans)

Those were the various slurs and insults used by the Terrans when they waged war against each other.

#### Tyrskan:

See also: Russian glossary, Tyrskan glossary

* bugrik - a Qyuvian, from "burger". A mockery of the term "vatnik".
* burgojed - a Qyuvian, eater of burgers
* jarmik - Qyuvian, mocking their Q symbol as a yoke, a "slave".
* mjero - Qyuvian, American
	+ For their hatred of America and Americans, yet Tyrskans were willing to let defectors join their ranks. Many members of the Tyrskan armed forces were of American descent, yet still killed their fellow Maeranoi for their refusal to bow to Tyrska.
* mjaso - Qyuvian, American; "meatie"
	+ Referring to the human waves used by Qyuvian Americans when launching invasions against Tyrska and its European colonies; and also as a mockery of the Qyuvian slur "meatqyub".
* Mjasukistan - Meatmerica
* njerus - not Russian
	+ The Q Church's contempt for Russia and attempts to subjugate Russia as a colony of its theocracy angered the Tyrskans.
* mjekos - a Qyuvian, an American
* urodka - Serpentian
* bobrotka - Serpentian, "bean mouth"
	+ Mocking their favourite cartoons.
	+ From Russian "бобовый рот" (bobovyj rot, bean-like mouth)
* musor - Wannaenid, "policeman"
* musorka - a Wannaenid soldier in armour, a "trash bin"
* tjazhop - Wannaenid "heavy butt armour"
* ispolnik - Wannaenid, "enforcer"

#### Qyuvian:

* goida, koid, koide - Tyrskan fanatic who loves war; Tyrskan soldier
* meatqyub - a group of Tyrskan soldiers
* safob, safob, fobbie - Tyrskan who begs for mercy, a cruel Tyrskan who thinks killing entire countries will make him a hero.
	+ From "phobe" or "phobia", an ancient word used by Zetrosians and Tyrskans when people fought back or attacked others for being related to them.
	+ Harrassment of their Russian ancestors became the reason for Tyrska to wage an imperialistic war against Europe. Another was the war waged by the Church of Q to subjugate the world, which happened to land in Europe - and they considered the Qyuvians as competition, and a chance to end their nation's rivalry with America by exterminating Americans.
* snake - Tyrskans, from their usage of Z symbols to call for extermination
* vatnik - a Tyrskan
* roswell - "a ghost"; a Bujanski sniper; also a Tyrskan soldier
* cornie - Maizefolk soldier
* satnie, devil - a Maizefolk soldier
* barmie - Maizefolk
	+ From an old brand of doll that the Maizefolk supposedly resembled, for their blonde hair and white clothes.
* bluehair, pink hair - Serpentian
* commie - Serpentian
* freak - Serpentian
* gully - Serpentian
	+ From "historical guilt"
* wocky, wokie - Serpentian
	+ In Qyuvian belief, it evolved from "activist", to "infidel". It also led to its usage against Bujanski Slavs for their refusal to convert to the Q Church.
* pig - Wannaenid
* caper - Wannaenid superhuman soldier
* macro, mucko - Wannaenid, superhuman soldier
* thonk - Wannaenid soldier in armour
* nanners - Wannaenid soldier

#### Serpentian:

* pozzy - a Tyrskan
	+ From the Russian word "pozor", meaning "shame"
* matnik - a Tyrskan who cusses a lot
* vatnik - Tyrskan who rejects communism for nationalism
* yoker - Qyuvian, mocking their Q symbol as a yoke, a "slave".
* vamp - Qyuvian
* fammer - Qyuvian, obsessed with the family
* cloaks - Wannaenid
* binners - Wannaenids, super soldiers
* sky-eyes - Wannaenid soldiers who use jetpacks
* handlers - Wannaenids who use mercenaries

#### Wannaenid:

* thyorak - a Terran, dehumanising all of the other three; meaning "soulless one" or "living weapon".
* uzro - a failure
* sulokh - loser
* khôltos, haltos - imperfect one

### Negative (Bujan)

The slurs coined during Wannaenid times were also meant to be reminders of what crimes Terrans did, as a warning to other people.

* Terrankind
* 200, a 200 - a dead person, someone who is going to die. From a Terran slang word for a dead soldier, "box 200".
* 400, a 400 - referring to the supposed number of years of Wannaenid rule and oppression. It shames all Terrans as a continuation of historical crimes.
* 492 - referring to the month and year when the July massacres took place: July 1892/2692. "4" refers to the month of July being the fourth month in the Bujanski calendar.
* Children of Hell
* Children of Shadow
* People of Shadow
* People of Lies
* Demons
* Satanists - used back on Terran people during the Bujanski Revolution, to point out that their behaviours and hypocrisy made them more like demons. The term itself also continues the trope that "all Terrans are demons".
	+ There was an actual "Satanist" cult in colonial Bujan, a rebellion among the Qyuvians that sought to kill the natives for sport and sacrifices. Their god was known as "Archonius", which they also named after the enemy of the Christian God out of mockery against the Qyuvian religion. Due to their terrorism, they were eventually defeated, with the survivors turned into Heronoi as a punishment for murdering Heronoi slaves who later defeated them.
* Churchbearers - Maeranoi Terrans tended to be more religious and extreme, seeking nothing more than to force everyone to submit to their twisted distortion of Christianity. Inevitably this led to fights between Qyuvians and their "guests", who sought to kill their hosts as heretics who violated their militant forms of Christianity.
	+ The irony of Terrans also being called "Satanists" was to point out their cruelty and manipulation of faith for the sake of absolute power.
* Cainites - some "Terrans" found the Terrans of the Wannaenid Empire to be extremely horrific.
* Colonialist, Colonial - for abusing Bujanski people and their supremacist views
* Imperial - ditto
* Goida - from a battlecry used by Tyrskans as a call for killing, гойда. It became a term to refer every Terran as a "murderer".
	+ Fittingly, in Sarmelonid (classical language in Bujan), it sounds like the word "goi", which means "damnation". So it also means "they who are doomed to Hell".
	+ During the revolution, Terrans were known as "goidy", they from Hell or demons.
* Blocker - due to propaganda during the death gangs' rule depicting Terran people as unreliable, fickle, and very willing to block or injure anyone for the most absurd reasons. It led to the adoption of many Denlotia-style laws, to restrict Internet blocks to only the worst and most harmful offenders.
	+ In areas ruled by death gangs, blockers who were charged for wrongful blocks of innocent people were killed and tortured. Although unsurprisingly, most of the slain were Terrans, a quarter of them were also of Bujanski origin.
	+ Many of the people sent to be punished in blocktown prisons blocked people online for petty reasons. When they were released, they were driven mad by their nightmares to apologise to the people they hurt, and then subjected to several restrictions in society to remind them of how they treated others.
	+ Because blockers were often shown in schools and museums, the term became synonymous with any Terran whatsoever, especially those arrested or undergoing penance. Their cries for "comfort, security, and freedom" only angered the people, causing the Bujanski to shun "blockers" as dangerous and unsuitable for society.
	+ Many songs written during the early 1890's had lyrics about killing and torturing Terrans, who were simply known as "blockers", cursing them for everything they did wrong.
	+ Terrans convicted of wrongly blocking other users were also banned from entering some towns and provinces until the restrictions were repealed by 1908. In the 1910's, more people began to pity Terrans, and discouraged the use of "blocker" as a slur directed at Terrans.
		- However, if a user (Bujanski or Terran) only blocked people who were considered to be a threat, reported their offenses and reasons, *and* allowed themselves and the offender to be investigated by mods: then they were not considered as "blockers".
		- The block passes, and the user was not punished, but may instead even be praised for exposing a criminal. However, the blocked user may have their own account suspended, and may risk immediate arrest.
		- Block-worthy offenses that led to legal punishments included fraud, spam, harrassment, issuing threats, and expressing support for Bujan's enemies or hatred against Bujan and its people.
		- An alternative to blocking, especially to Internet users who did not commit any offense, was simply muting. Either way, blocks and mutes lasted for one year before they automatically expire, and the only blocks and mutes that lasted longer than a year were for serious criminals.
* Squirrel - for the same reason as with "blocker" for any Terran, it refers to the Terran attitude of refusing to make peace with their past as "moving on". They are compared to squirrels who forgot their nuts.
	+ The Terrans were forced to abide by Bujanski law, so they had to apologise and be in good terms with people they hurt before, similar to any criminal who was not sentenced to death or committed abominations.
	+ Images of squirrels are nowadays discouraged from being used to attack another user because they are a Terran.
	+ Some Terrans who fought against Bujanski used to call Bujanski people "Triggerlings", "Crybabies", or "Hamsters" for easily being triggered into murderous rage over absurd offenses, like blocking and internet trolling. The Terrans who did so later were thrown into prison or even killed by angry mobs.
* Move-on-er, Let-Go - from the Terran belief that one must keep moving on and letting go of injustice, for the sake of survival and mental health.
	+ According to research, the cause of this attitude was from the Terrans being born in poorer or more abusive environments. They were unable to afford helping anyone, reserving their sympathy only to either their own children or the weakest members. They had to move on and accept sacrifices, or risk starvation or torture if they stayed too long.
	+ This attitude was why the Denlotia wanted to become as prosperous as possible, so it can use a massive amount of wealth to prevent poverty for *every* single inhabitant. It is to teach the inhabitants compassion and justice, not selfishness. The Jerde Alliance also spent much to rebuild Bujan, to prevent this from happening.
	+ The Denlotian practice of forcing petty offenders to satisfy and be punished by the people they hurt was based on the hatred of "moving on", especially when it was distorted by Terran people as allowing them to continue their abuse. Therefore, Denlotians and their successors usually refuse to move on until their enemy either apologises or is destroyed.
* Scarlett, Scar, Scarry - from the belief that unresolved wrongs will be a scar on a person's life. It also causes Jerdiskar to view the Terrans proudly showing their scars and experiences as insanity.
	+ This also led to fanatics in the Denlotia scarring themselves over certain mistakes, or wounding Terrans over those beliefs.
	+ During the Bujanski Revolution, militants scarred the faces of Terrans who committed certain crimes, reminding them that not everything can be easily let go. Some even broke the limbs of Terrans who committed those crimes: for every life they ruined, their tormentors destroyed theirs.
* Warmonger
* War Criminal
* Conquistador
* Spiders, Spider-worshipper, Spider Cult - from their figure-eight badges representing their immortality resembling a spider, or from their blasphemous misuse of kolovrats.
	+ In Bujanski culture, kolovrats are sacred, so the Tyrskan use of the symbol for hatred is considered an desecration against the Bujanski gods.
* Beggar - mocking the double-faced attitude of the Terrans.
	+ At one moment they cheer and call for killing innocents, and then they beg for mercy and whine when other people mistreat or distrust their people. This is seen as hypocrisy and "humanity", as in "corrupt, desperate, and lowly".
* Farmer, Coal-miner
	+ Many supporters of the Church of Q and the Salvation Party were from those backgrounds. Their lack of wealth made them more militant and desperate, reliant on nationalism and ultraconservatism to reshape Bujan to their ideals.
	+ At one point, a certain politician once considered banning farmland and making all food in Bujan grown on farm towers, to punish every farmer in Bujan for their association with the Q Theocracy and Salvationist Party. It was thankfully shot down because nearly everyone in Bujan found this politician's method to be extremely bizarre and insane.
* Living Weapons
	+ Since Denlotian times, Terrans were seen as less than human, due to most of those encountered being desperate, brainwashed fanatics. It led Jerdiskar to view Terrans as nothing more than weapons in the bodies of human beings, filled with hate and death.
	+ This view eventually led to the Wannaenid Empire abducting thousands of Terrans to die as cannon fodder. Fanatics, extremists, terrorists, crimimals, and online trolls were especially chosen because they would had made ideal warriors, hopeless enough to kill and die. In fact, the Terrans in Bujan found out that the Wannaenids tended to address them as nothing but living weapons, rather than people.
* Oathbreaker
	+ A modern Bujanski slur towards Terrans because of how they behaved online. The frequent habit by fans to block, ban, and harrass people whom they once befriended over mistakes caused Bujanski to assume that *all* Terran people would cheat and lie to them, and enjoy being enemies of the Bujanski.

### Bujanski

The most offensive slurs towards Terran people in Bujan included: taerai (demon), zaechunik (demon), derzhespod (outcast), bloka (a blocker, a traitor), kansiken (one who cheats a friend), 400 (one who is cursed), 492 (a death threat), and 200 (death threat).

"Bloka" is nowadays seen as the most offensive slur, that even in modern Bujan it is censored as "b\*\*\*a".

* Tærai - mythological demons derived from earlier Terran invasions.
	+ Nowadays a slur when directed at ethnic Terrans in Bujan, to shame them for their people's crimes; or anyone who behaves like a Terran by doing forbidden things (like spitting on people, randomly blocking online, or being racist).
* zæčunik, zæčonik, zæčunets - someone from Hell; a demon; a devil; a Terran
* čegōto, čettogo - a 400, a Terran accused of and punished for their people's collective crimes
* četōrisok, četyrjesta, čæssok, četor [strana četyrjesta četyrje, strana 404] - a 404
* lænzik - a Terran, especially a Terran who uses Z-symbols or the Tyrskan figure 8-emblem.
* tærrannij - "Terran; cursed, unholy, evil"
* tærranets - a Terran, an evil creature
* Goida - "cursed one, spawn of Hell". From playing with a Terran language word calling for war, with a similar-sounding word in Sarmelonid that means "thrown into Hell".
* Saton - "satan, demon worshipper", slur directed back at Terrans for accusing Bujanski of being demons, yet being as cruel as demons
* Dalvronik - "far rule doer", a colonialist or imperialist
* Pāvoknik - "spider", a blasphemer, a desecrator
* rannik - "wounder", one who scars people.
* Vatabot - a "whataboutist", a sort of nationalist or false intellectual who blames others, mostly to make excuses to continue abusing other people.
	+ In Jerde, whataboutists are tortured and killed, suspected of wanting to continue committing crimes, and therefore considered as war criminals. If anyone wants to bring up another issue or victim, and avoid being charged as such, they MUST directly answer the question. Asking another question back as the answer is whataboutism, a crime!

### Bujanski terms towards Tyrskans

These are words from the Tyrskan or Russian language into Bujanski.

* deržespod - (from Russian/Tyrskan держись подальше, "stay away") "stay away from this person", a person undergoing penance for a crime, especially a "blocker". See "bloka" for more info.

### Bujanski terms towards Maeranoi

All of these curse words were from the Qyuvian and Serpentian languages, which evolved from American English.

* benkhep(i), pankhep - a person who simply bans another user over a mistake; members who support said ban.
	+ Their penance for simply banning a person over an error was being banned from using social media until they apologised to the people they hurt.
	+ original meaning: "ban-happy"
* sančuvar, čovar - Terrans who insisted that their space was for themselves and their own comfort, and not forgiving people who make mistakes.
	+ original meaning: "sanctuary, a place for people to feel safe and comfortable".
* kamfot, kaibot - a Terran who insisted in their own security and mental health, at the expense of other people.
	+ *Kamforty* were the reason why Bujanski are more willing to help outcasts and shunned people. Many Bujanski do not want the *kamforty* to prosper while everyone else in Bujan suffers for them.
	+ original meaning: "comfort, mental health"
* kansik, kansiken - a Terran who makes excuses to make others suffer
	+ Because a lot of Serpentians use "consequences" when they torture and launch attacks, Bujanski people associate the English-language word with them. In Bujanski, they just use "punishment", which is what they always see when they see the English word "consequences" used by Terrans. It was another reason why some Bujanski people called to ban the English language, which they sometimes refer as "Kansikenskij" (Consequenglish).
	+ original meaning: "consequences", later associated in Bujan with "torture, abuse".
* kænsalnik, kænsau - a Terran who loves to practice shunning, goes on mob violence, and bullies others; a cyberbully
	+ original meaning: one who "cancels" a person for his mistakes
	+ plural (2): kænsarau
* fænnik - a Terran who is so obsessed with a work of media (like a television show, a cartoon, a videogame), that he gets into online fights; especially a teenager.
* bloka - "a wrongful blocker, any Terran", "one who breaks friendships", "a liar". A notorious slur.
	+ original meaning: "online block or ban" or "blocker"
	+ plural: bloky
		- Very notorious for being the most frequent slur directed at Terrans, due to Terran internet offenses becoming so traumatic that it fuelled the revolution. By associating *all* Terrans with the very people who went around blocking others for petty reasons, Terrans in Bujan were seen as untrustworthy cheaters who do not deserve any pity, but instead isolation and shame.
	+ Because of its association with the very Terrans who fuelled the war and purges, Bujanski people restrict online blocks to frauds, harassers, terrorists, and criminals. People who responsibly block for those reasons are ***not*** considered as "bloky" or "blockers".
	+ If any block does not fall under those categories, the blocker and the offender must attend a session with a moderator to force the two to apologise to each other, or risk suspension from the website, and prison.
		- Everywhere in Bujan, songs were written that called for violence against Terran people, who were all collectively known as "bloky". Terrans, especially those undergoing penance, became afraid of the word.
		- Some people who hated Terrans also wrote the word as "bl8ka", using the Tyrskan 8-symbol to associate all Terran people with the colonial oppressors. This is nowadays considered as a hate symbol.
		- Because of the ensuing violence on July, some provinces had to censor the term as "bl\*ka" or "b\*\*\*a". In those provinces, usually that protect Terrans, anyone willingly using the term would be arrested for "incitement for violence". It was also taught that this slur is the Terran equivalent of "gonnik" or "khol", extremely offensive terms against ethnic Bujanski.
* blokobæs - "blocking worshipper"
* blokkonik - "one who recklessly blocks people online", a stereotypical Terran fanatic.
* rændoblokka - "random blocker", a Terran arrested and punished for blocking someone online without a valid reason. Also a notorious slur.
	+ In Bujanski law, blocking another user online without a valid reason (like that one is a threat or commits extremism) may lead to the suspension of the blocker's account and their arrest. This was because Bujanski people believe that blocking should be reserved as a last resort for the worst enemies, not to ignorant fools, by comparing it to a weapon. Therefore, blocking people for one small mistake is more like shooting a fool by his legs with a rocket launcher.

* skarik, skarul - a "scarrer", one who scars people by causing grudges.
	+ Especially at Terrans who choose to simply break a relationship with someone who makes a mistake.
* Kheiskōta, Eiskota - from "Hays Code", a code of censorship used in Qyuvian propaganda that mentioned of a "golden age". It was notorious for prohibiting any American film from being shown in theatres for offending the Christian religion. The slur also includes a Slavic word, "skota", which means "cattle" or "beast". Resistance members used it to mock the supposed stupidity and ignorance of the Terrain fanatics.
	+ The actual Hays Code was never implemented during Qyuvian rule, but only by a few American fanatics who were not even able to enforce their censorship due to the island's state of war. Instead, the Qyuvian theocracy used a stricter code of censorship that was more compared to that of the historical Soviet Union.
* tīneidžer - a "teenager", a Terran adolescent who behaves in an abusive, hostile manner.
	+ Exactly one of the many reasons why moral classes existed.
	+ At the same time, stereotypes of teenagers during July also made many children afraid of their thirteenth birthday. They wrongly thought that they would become hostile to everyone.
* tīneidžerije - "teenagerism", hostile and rude behaviours associated with Maeranoi teenagers.
* mūvannik - a "move-on-er", an unreliable friend who is more deserving of being shunned by society; a cutthroat

## Terran peoples

* Brosaddar
* Fifty-Six Tyrants
* Terran Empire
* Tyrska
* Tyrskans
* Maeranoi
* Church of Q
* Serpentians

## Trivia

* The "Terrans" were inspired by various extremists that the author encountered in his life, from the American online trolls during his teenage years, to the Russian nationalists during the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
	+ Loyalist Terrans who defected and supported the Bujanski natives were somewhat inspired by ethnic Russians who fought for Ukraine, against the Russian armed forces during the invasion.
* As recurring enemies of Jerde's civilisations, they were more akin to barbarians and demons.
	+ To some extent, the Terrans being hordes used by evil rulers were influenced by the Warriors of Chaos and Norscans from the Warhammer series.
* They were also inspired by many people whom the author was angry at, from corporate leaders to politicians. Even people who committed petty things to him were the basis of the various Terrans of his world, former enemies who blocked him over petty reasons, to simply being rude to him online or in real life. He considers their behaviours to be stupid and reckless.

## See also

* Terranisation
* Orcs
* Denlotian Grievance Laws
* Denlotian trigger words