Sitaivu: Difference between revisions
m Text replacement - "Gostíria" to "Gostiria" Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit |
m Remove "Like/Unlike X" comparison |
||
| Line 7: | Line 7: | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Ascendant Spirit Sections | {{Ascendant Spirit Sections | ||
|Introduction='''Sitaivu''' is the [[Ascendant Spirit]] of Rot and Decay within the world of [[Adaris]]. Sitaivu is the literal embodiment of organic decomposition, putrefaction, and the breakdown of matter, holding a significant place within the spiritual hierarchy and the world's ecological balance. | |Introduction='''Sitaivu''' is the [[Ascendant Spirit]] of Rot and Decay within the world of [[Adaris]]. Sitaivu is the literal embodiment of organic decomposition, putrefaction, and the breakdown of matter, holding a significant place within the spiritual hierarchy and the world's ecological balance. Sitaivu's essence is ultimately derived from [[Umalyu]], the first consciousness. | ||
|Nature and influence=[[File:Decaying Fish.jpg|thumb|A decaying fish]] | |Nature and influence=[[File:Decaying Fish.jpg|thumb|A decaying fish]] | ||
Sitaivu's primary domain encompasses all facets of rot, decay, and organic degradation. This influence extends across a wide range of natural processes, including the decomposition of animal and plant matter and the proliferation of fungi, mold, and mildew. Furthermore, Sitaivu governs the fermentation of organic materials, the spoiling of food, the progression of infected, festering wounds, and the structural weakening of wood and other organic building materials. Sitaivu regulates both the acceleration and retardation of these processes. | Sitaivu's primary domain encompasses all facets of rot, decay, and organic degradation. This influence extends across a wide range of natural processes, including the decomposition of animal and plant matter and the proliferation of fungi, mold, and mildew. Furthermore, Sitaivu governs the fermentation of organic materials, the spoiling of food, the progression of infected, festering wounds, and the structural weakening of wood and other organic building materials. Sitaivu regulates both the acceleration and retardation of these processes. | ||