Moewai

Introduction

Sestra is a large Monarchy belonging to the Sestrain race, bordering the countries of _________ ,_______ and _______. The country's rule falls under King Lastor and his high council.

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Social Structures, Class and Power

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Travel

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Magic

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Religion and Spirituality

Family, Children and Marriage

An average sestrain family is usually determined through instinct, as sestrains are incapable of reproducing manually (intercourse). A sestrain child upon being born takes the form of a human child, by genetic instinct relatives are able to discern their children. Usually families are comprised of similar crystal types and colors. e.g a blue beryl and red beryl famalies are like second cousins whereas red and pink beryl would be first cousins.

There are instances of mixed crystal famalies where they are usually more susceptible to many children

Sexuality and Gender

Education

Technology

Race

The Sestrain are a race of humanoid's who from the gae of twelve onward develop their own physical anomalies.The sestrain are birthed in the lower caverns of their land, underground where there sits large pools of coloured liquid substances. from these pools crystals grow, where they then develop until able to take physical form. Upon taking their physical form they are taken to the underground nursery where they are cared for until collection.

The anatomy of a Sestrain is mostly flesh on the outside, crystals of thier birth type will occasionaly grow on them. i.e an amethyst type will grow amethyst crystals on their skin. Much like body hair they can be taken care of but are seen as a sign of pride in their heritage. Inner organs and such are mostly crystalline, they bleed a black liquid that in Sestran is called 'Moakh'.

Injuring a Sestrain is rather difficult as their bodies are made of really durable crystal but if enough force is applied they can crack or scratch.

Values, Attitudes and Morality

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