Lightbringer

Lightbringers (***Seerium*** in Tuerasian language), usually shortened to ***Bringers***, are Light priests. preachers and servants of the Light, they are magic users similar to Lightbinders, though with different sets of abilities. their powers are known as Lightbringing, and unlike Lightbinders, Bringers receive their powers from the Light after dedicating their lives to helping others. this means that they tend to be at least middle age. the Arch Order of Light is known to reclute Bringers.

Unlike Lightbinders, Lightbringers can lose their powers. this happens if they lie or commit any other immoral action. this, as well as their healing powers, makes them the ideal officiators and judges in duels. Lightbringers are strongly revered in the nation of Tuerase, to the point where people are scandalized at seeing one insulting them. challenging a Bringer to a duel, specialy if they are unarmed, is illegal in Hamahra.

## Shared powers

Lightbringers have a set of powers they all share:

### Healing others

This power allows Bringers to heal the wounds of others, as well as physical exhaustion. In the case of Lightbinders and other Lightbringers, this power also heals their bodies' ability to channel light.

### Self-healing

Allows Bringers to cure themselves in a similar way as Lightbinders do, though probably in a slower or not so radical manner.

## Non-shared powers

### Miracle of creation

Allows Bringers to 'create' food and objects from their inner light. All in the known world, with maybe the exception of darkstone, is made of light. Lightbringers who posses the miracle of creation don't actually create things from light, but actually reform light into a different state of being, or 'sphere of organization'.

The miracle also allows Bringers to store objects inside their bodies in the form of light, In the same way Lightbinders can store sunucles, anything recently created by the miracle of creation doesn't have 'true identity', which means that the Bringer that creates can discompose it permanently back to light and into their body. The nature of true identity may imply that the miracle of creation does not allow for the modification, of objects. this would mean that for example, a Bringer with the miracle may not be able to transmute any element into another, despite being able to 'create' it.

The larger and more complex the object, the more it drains the user. The limit of times a Bringer can do the miracle depends on their stamina as they can even kill themselves performing miracles too great. The simpler and the more familiar an object is to the Bringer, the easier it is for them to create them. This miracle can be used to create sunucles linked to the Bringer.

Many Lightbringers who posses the miracle of creation are known to, at the end of their lives, perform a sacrifice known as their *last miracle*. in it, they don't restrict the scope due to their safety, and it seems to have no limit, except in the types of miracle they could perform in the first place. This is how the Great Lumatorium and the floating disks of Highdawn were created by one of the early Bringers to possesses the miracle. it is said that this Bringer was utterly consumed by an explosion of light in the process, probably meaning that no remains survived.

Known last miracles are: resurrecting someone, rejuvenating someone, create magical reality-bending buildings, create floating disks several kilometers in diameter capable to support buildings, etc.

## trivia

* It is unknown if Bringers are all priests, nor if they all belong to a specific religion or if they follow different ones as long as these revere the Light.