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|Introduction='''Arihis''', the Spirit of Desert and Glass, is an [[Ascendant Spirit]] born from the merging of [[Yairan]], the [[Primordial Spirit]] of Earth, and [[ | |Introduction='''Arihis''', the Spirit of Desert and Glass, is an [[Ascendant Spirit]] born from the merging of [[Yairan]], the [[Primordial Spirit]] of Earth, and [[Yavi]], the Primordial Spirit of Air. Arihis embodies the ever-shifting sands of the [[Zanarak]] Desert. | ||
|Nature and influence=Arihis represents the relentless power of the desert, from the slow erosion of rock to sand to the formation of massive dunes. | |Nature and influence=Arihis represents the relentless power of the desert, from the slow erosion of rock to sand to the formation of massive dunes. | ||
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* [[Yairan]]: From Yairan, Arihis inherits the substance of sand and glass—materials that once held form but have been reshaped by time. However, while Yairan provides solidity, Arihis represents the inevitable erosion and transformation of the physical world. | * [[Yairan]]: From Yairan, Arihis inherits the substance of sand and glass—materials that once held form but have been reshaped by time. However, while Yairan provides solidity, Arihis represents the inevitable erosion and transformation of the physical world. | ||
* [[ | * [[Yavi]]: From Yavi, Arihis gains movement and unpredictability. It is the unseen force that reshapes the land, carrying sand across great distances and blurring the boundaries between what is real and what is illusion. | ||
* [[Tejas]]: Though not a direct progenitor, Tejas plays an important role in Arihis’s influence—fire transforms sand into glass, just as Arihis transforms landscapes through heat and wind. | * [[Tejas]]: Though not a direct progenitor, Tejas plays an important role in Arihis’s influence—fire transforms sand into glass, just as Arihis transforms landscapes through heat and wind. | ||
* [[Aahi]]: Unlike most spirits, Arihis has little connection to Aahi. Water stabilizes and nourishes, while Arihis thrives in absence—the void left behind when water recedes. However, the rare desert storms that pass through Zanarak show the interplay between these forces, where sudden floods reshape dunes in moments. | * [[Aahi]]: Unlike most spirits, Arihis has little connection to Aahi. Water stabilizes and nourishes, while Arihis thrives in absence—the void left behind when water recedes. However, the rare desert storms that pass through Zanarak show the interplay between these forces, where sudden floods reshape dunes in moments. | ||