


Nezeeriz is a revered deity worshipped by the Zaureez and Mersyffians of Mernia. It is believed he descended from the Fireweed Constellation, falling to the earth upon a streaking star. Credited with the birth of civilisation and the dawn of advanced technology, Nezeeriz is also honoured as the founder of the first Lenhoban Temple, which stands to this day—a marvel of design and devotion. According to legend, it was Nezeeriz who summoned the moons to swell the rivers of Zaura, bringing forth fertile veins of water that wove life through the once-arid land. This act transformed the region, marking the beginning of its prosperity. A known shape-shifter, Nezeeriz vanished over two thousand years ago. Yet, the Zaureez believe he has not truly left. It is whispered he still walks among them, his form ever-changing, observing, guiding, and waiting—for the moment when the world will call upon him again, and his ancient debt may finally be repaid.

Nezeeriz is a revered deity worshipped by the Zaureez and Mersyffians of Mernia. It is believed he descended from the Fireweed Constellation, falling to the earth upon a streaking star. Credited with the birth of civilisation and the dawn of advanced technology, Nezeeriz is also honoured as the founder of the first Lenhoban Temple, which stands to this day—a marvel of design and devotion. According to legend, it was Nezeeriz who summoned the moons to swell the rivers of Zaura, bringing forth fertile veins of water that wove life through the once-arid land. This act transformed the region, marking the beginning of its prosperity. A known shape-shifter, Nezeeriz vanished over two thousand years ago. Yet, the Zaureez believe he has not truly left. It is whispered he still walks among them, his form ever-changing, observing, guiding, and waiting—for the moment when the world will call upon him again, and his ancient debt may finally be repaid.

Nezeeriz is a revered deity worshipped by the Zaureez and Mersyffians of Mernia. It is believed he descended from the Fireweed Constellation, falling to the earth upon a streaking star. Credited with the birth of civilisation and the dawn of advanced technology, Nezeeriz is also honoured as the founder of the first Lenhoban Temple, which stands to this day—a marvel of design and devotion. According to legend, it was Nezeeriz who summoned the moons to swell the rivers of Zaura, bringing forth fertile veins of water that wove life through the once-arid land. This act transformed the region, marking the beginning of its prosperity. A known shape-shifter, Nezeeriz vanished over two thousand years ago. Yet, the Zaureez believe he has not truly left. It is whispered he still walks among them, his form ever-changing, observing, guiding, and waiting—for the moment when the world will call upon him again, and his ancient debt may finally be repaid.

Nezeeriz is a revered deity worshipped by the Zaureez and Mersyffians of Mernia. It is believed he descended from the Fireweed Constellation, falling to the earth upon a streaking star. Credited with the birth of civilisation and the dawn of advanced technology, Nezeeriz is also honoured as the founder of the first Lenhoban Temple, which stands to this day—a marvel of design and devotion. According to legend, it was Nezeeriz who summoned the moons to swell the rivers of Zaura, bringing forth fertile veins of water that wove life through the once-arid land. This act transformed the region, marking the beginning of its prosperity. A known shape-shifter, Nezeeriz vanished over two thousand years ago. Yet, the Zaureez believe he has not truly left. It is whispered he still walks among them, his form ever-changing, observing, guiding, and waiting—for the moment when the world will call upon him again, and his ancient debt may finally be repaid.

Nezeeriz is a revered deity worshipped by the Zaureez and Mersyffians of Mernia. It is believed he descended from the Fireweed Constellation, falling to the earth upon a streaking star. Credited with the birth of civilisation and the dawn of advanced technology, Nezeeriz is also honoured as the founder of the first Lenhoban Temple, which stands to this day—a marvel of design and devotion. According to legend, it was Nezeeriz who summoned the moons to swell the rivers of Zaura, bringing forth fertile veins of water that wove life through the once-arid land. This act transformed the region, marking the beginning of its prosperity. A known shape-shifter, Nezeeriz vanished over two thousand years ago. Yet, the Zaureez believe he has not truly left. It is whispered he still walks among them, his form ever-changing, observing, guiding, and waiting—for the moment when the world will call upon him again, and his ancient debt may finally be repaid.