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{{Ancestral Spirit Sections

|Introduction='''Biseri''' is an [[Ancestral Spirit|ancestral spirit]] believed to have formed from the collective reverence of the [[Oinien]] for the ancient passageways known as the Deep Roads. A being born from generations of movement, trade, migration, and memory imprinted along the subterranean arteries of Oinien civilization.

|Etymology=Biseri is a compound Oinien for "deep roads"

|Etymology=Biseri is a compound Oinien for "deep roads," ''bi'' (deep) ''seri'' <u>(</u>road).

|Domain and Manifestation=Biseri is often said to manifest itself as a mysterious guide.

|Representation=Biseri is rarely depicted as a figure. Instead, it is represented symbolically through spiral forms—interlocking stone rings or hollow-centered carvings found deep in the tunnel systems. Some shrines suggest a massive headless figure whose arms form a vaulted arch. Offerings are utilitarian: discarded tools, abandoned mining tokens, or engraved stones marked with the names of travelers who never returned.

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 {{Ancestral Spirit Sections
 |Introduction='''Biseri''' is an [[Ancestral Spirit|ancestral spirit]] believed to have formed from the collective reverence of the [[Oinien]] for the ancient passageways known as the Deep Roads. A being born from generations of movement, trade, migration, and memory imprinted along the subterranean arteries of Oinien civilization.
-|Etymology=Biseri is a compound Oinien for "deep roads"
+|Etymology=Biseri is a compound Oinien for "deep roads," ''bi'' (deep) ''seri'' <u>(</u>road).
 |Domain and Manifestation=Biseri is often said to manifest itself as a mysterious guide.
 |Representation=Biseri is rarely depicted as a figure. Instead, it is represented symbolically through spiral forms—interlocking stone rings or hollow-centered carvings found deep in the tunnel systems. Some shrines suggest a massive headless figure whose arms form a vaulted arch. Offerings are utilitarian: discarded tools, abandoned mining tokens, or engraved stones marked with the names of travelers who never returned.