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Kii the Zoba
Johar
Legacy Name: Johar
The Common Zentu
Owner: Nayona
Age: 7 years, 9 months, 1 week
Born: June 16th, 2016
Adopted: 7 years, 9 months, 1 week ago
Adopted: June 16th, 2016
Statistics
- Level: 1
- Strength: 11
- Defense: 10
- Speed: 10
- Health: 10
- HP: 10/10
- Intelligence: 1
- Books Read: 0
- Food Eaten: 0
- Job: Towel Folder
Salute the traveler
The world was once harmonious. All the living being knew not evil nor good. There was no such thing as war or peace it was just life and death. As the world progressed each species took it’s own path. The world became divided by humans and beasts. But there was a small sect of beings that were neither human nor beast, stuck in between the two with the ability to take the form of both. Though in their ‘human’ form they often had outward expressions of their animal characteristics. Whether it were their eyes, flesh, appendages, they were easily distinguished from a normal human.
The Savannas being one of the newly formed tribes of the modern day that is comprised mostly of grasses and a few scattered trees. Temperatures range from 68° to 86°F . 6 - 8 months are a wet summer season, and 4 - 6 months are a dry winter season. The annual rainfall is from 10 - 30 inches per year. During the dry season, lightning often strikes the ground, igniting the dry grasses that cover the savanna.
The savanna is dominated by grasses such as Rhodes grass, red oats grass, star grass, lemon grass, and some shrubs. Most savanna grass is coarse and grows in patches with interspersed areas of bare ground. You won’t see many trees in the savanna because of little rainfall. Occasionally, you’ll find individual trees or small groves of trees. These mostly live near streams and ponds. The Acacia tree is an interesting plant in the savanna. It has an umbrella shape, with branches and leaves high off the ground that giraffes like to eat. Baobab trees also live in the savanna. They deal with dry conditions by storing water between the bark and meat of the tree.
There are many different types of animals that live in the savanna but some of them include African elephants, zebras, horses, and giraffes. During the rainy months animals thrive in the savanna, but the rainy season is only half the year. During the dry season, surface water from the rain is quickly absorbed into the ground by thirsty soils. The competition for water during the dry season is so intense that most birds and many of the large mammals migrate elsewhere in search of water. Depending on the severity of the drought, the migration may be to a place nearby, or far away. The dry season is often associated with fires.
The Festival:
Each year the major tribes had a festival in which they celebrated life and death as well as making relations amongst themselves living in such a hostile world. Each tribe would take turns hosting the festival and all the others would make the long journey to the others land. The hosting tribe would put aside their differences and provide a safe haven for their friends and enemies alike, offering food and drink as well as festivities for the week long event.
Their differences pushed aside for the festivities they took part in many specific rituals, some different depending on who was hosting the festival that year but in the end they all followed the same guidelines. The hosting tribe pulls out all of the stops as far as the best foods and drinks they can muster up. Sharing stories, clothing and fabrics, jewelry, war stories, gifts, trinkets, and more amongst each other. Partaking in dancing, singing, feasting, and mating among the many types of people from each tribe. It truly was a spring festival to be remembered each and every year. A re enactment almost of the times before live when the world was pure and harmonious place.
In the Savannah the stories might differ slightly than the other parts of the world but all of them regardless of origin started the same. The sun and moon were lovers that were in a constant chase to catch one another, which is why the sun and moon are never in the sky at the same time. The god of storms was their most powerful and precious and was the center of their prayers. During the festival it was a ritual whenever they were the host to teach their guests their precious rain dance to appease their storm god in the hopes that with the increase of people their prayers were more likely to be heard.
His Story:
Johar once called the Savannah home. His mother had been the matriarch of their small family and a acclaimed healer. Many smaller tribes, like his own, made up the entire Savannah and were considered one when it came around time for the spring. The lions laying down with the lambs or so to speak, elephants among others. Johar took after his mother and learned the healing ways of the Savannah.
It was evident to all that knew him that he was adventurous from the start. Always the first to wander and explore on his own with little fear of repercussions. At first the task of being a healer had been pushed on him and he had rejected it. Though slowly he found joy in being able to help others. Using flowers like the Gladiolus to treat common colds and their symptoms and using the leaves or roots of the Leonotis Leonurus to treat not only snake bites but other types of bites as well gave him such pleasure.
Wanting to combine his two loves, adventure as well as healing, he decided to take a step farther than just leaving his mother’s tribe. He wanted to learn about more ways he could help people. Once a year the festival took place and the opportunity to remain in the hosts land was given to their guests. Though the offer was rarely chosen, especially by certain species that required very specific living conditions, he wanted to travel to each tribe and live there for one year. To learn their ways of healing and about the different herbs and plants they use that are special to their own land.
The Future Travels:
Having made his way on his own for the last few years he had been totally enthralled. His journey to the Rainforest was fruitful in the fact he was able to learn about the health benefits of the bark of the Catuaba, which they use to ease anxiety. The large amount of rainfall sometimes causing many depression and anxiety in which the bark helps ease people's mental troubles.
In the Tundra he learned about the pineapple weed which was something he was excited to bring home in an attempt to cultivate. In the Tundra they make this plant into a tea that helps women with cramps, the flow of breast milk, and teething babies. In the Tundra the health of their women and children as well as the ability to have healthy child rearing being extremely important.
In the desert, Egypt specifically, a local healer showed him how to use hibiscus to treat respiratory disorders and henna to treat skin diseases. He was overwhelmed with the help from the local healers and shaman as they openly shared their methods of treatments with him. Learning how to remove evil spirits from one’s body and cast them into stones. Another use of stones being used to release mental, physical, and spiritual blockages. He was more than willing to share his own knowledge with them as well and they were always thankful.
Credits: Profile by: Ringo, Profile art by: Lacha, Quad icon by: Violin, Story: Me
Pet Treasure
Herbal Medicinal Wood
Mandrake Root
Henbane
Basil
Golden Seal
Angelica
Common Rue
Juniper
Rosemary
Thyme
Wormwood
Sage
Willow Twig
Cave Moss
Beryl
Lotus Petal
Red Hibiscus
Monks Hood
Galangal
Ginger Root
Burdock Root
Galerina
Manticore Sting
Empty Spice Basket
Basket of Star Anise
Basket of Cinnamon
Basket of Turmeric
Basket of Cardamom
Basket of Caraway Seeds
Black Sand
Desert Sand
Sacred Ground
Coal
Bark of Birch
Wooden Mortar and Pestle
Marble Mortar and Pestle
Wooden Scrying Bowl
Twisted Vine Tea
White Sesame Seeds
Sansho
Shichimi Togarashi
Black Sesame Seeds
Aonori
Copper Incense Burner
Iron Incense Burner
Gold Incense Burner
Silver Incense Burner
Bronze Incense Burner
Sand Spirit Stick Incense Bundle
Vanilla Oil Diffuser
Lavender Oil Diffuser
Spring Oil Diffuser
Ocean Fresh Oil Diffuser
Rose Oil Diffuser
Lemon Oil Diffuser
Chestnut Incense Burner
Black Incense Burner
Metal Incense Burner
Wooden Incense Burner
Brass Hookah
Silver Hookah
Gold Hookah
Shapely Ruby Hookah
Shapely Pearl Hookah
Shapely Onyx Hookah
Shapely Aquamarine Hookah
Shapely Sapphire Hookah
Shapely Topaz Hookah
Shapely Emerald Hookah
Traditional Clay Diya
Yellow Matki Diya
Green Matki Diya
Red Matki Diya
Blue Matki Diya
Orange Matki Diya
Threaded Blue Diamond Ornament
Sky Saheric Traditional Lantern
Amber Saheric Traditional Lantern
White Saheric Traditional Lantern
Cobalt Saheric Teardrop-Shaped Lantern
Wine Saheric Teardrop-Shaped Lantern
Lime Saheric Teardrop-Shaped Lantern
Flame Saheric Teardrop-Shaped Lantern
Ocean Saheric Teardrop-Shaped Lantern
Blue Saheric Mosaic Lantern
Rainbow Saheric Mosaic Lantern
Warm Saheric Mosaic Lantern
Marine Saheric Mosaic Lantern
Gold Saheric Mosaic Lantern
Peach Salt Lamp
Seafoam Salt Lamp
Pure Salt Lamp
Rose Salt Lamp
Blue Salt Lamp
Earth Baguette Crystal
Dark Baguette Crystal
Rose Baguette Crystal
Freezing Baguette Crystal
Ice Baguette Crystal
Parched Baguette Crystal
Fire Baguette Crystal
Wind Baguette Crystal
Physical Baguette Crystal
Water Baguette Crystal
Light Baguette Crystal
Thief Baguette Crystal
Wind Tear Crystal
Dark Tear Crystal
Ice Tear Crystal
Fire Tear Crystal
Light Tear Crystal
Earth Tear Crystal
Physical Tear Crystal
Water Tear Crystal
Tumbled Fluorite
Tumbled Jasper
Tumbled Obsidian
Tumbled Chalcedony
Tumbled Citrine
Jade Bead
Moonstone
Dark Crystal Shard
Crystal Shard
Raw Diamond
Ornate Hazel Bottle
Ornate Brown Bottle
Ornate Purple Bottle
Ornate Blue Bottle
Ornate Amber Bottle
Ornate Black Bottle
Ornate Green Bottle
Ornate Red Bottle
Makeshift Bandage
Bottled Dreams
Consecrated Olive Oil
Pixie Dust
Jug of Olive Oil
Carnation Infused Oil
Violet Infused Oil
Nasturtium Infused Oil
Chive Flower Infused Oil
Quicksilver
Filling Goop
Salvaged Shrine Tokens
Restorative Powder
Sky Warrior Stardust Filled Scrying Bowl
Gourd
Saheric Wizarding Staff
Nomad
Uzgool Summoning Stick
Blessed Staff Topper
Magical Travel Belt
Ancient Codex Scroll
Dusty Old Map
Knotty Bamboo Slips
Ye Royale Proclamatione
Pile of Treasured Tomes
Gilded Saheric Tome
Saheric Sand Crab
Sculpted Jewelry Stand
Ancestral Elephant Skull
Dream Eating Vessel
Silver Artifact
Baby New Year Zentu Plushie
Elephant Deity Ornate Cushioned Blanket
Shaman Amber Necklace
Green Elephant Mask
White Elephant Mask
Purple Elephant Mask
Black Elephant Mask
Red Elephant Mask
Blue Elephant Mask