..๐๐พแฅฃ๐๐๐โฑบ๐ฃ α๐ฃแฏ แฒ๐พแฅฃ๐๐พ๐ฟ๐ ๐ฏ๐๐งโก
In Purese they have many religions and beliefs, including their most practiced religion; Namésm, (NAH-MAY-ISM) which is believed by millions of people and houses. The symbol for Nameism is a circle (planet shaped) along with a woman in the middle (clena, his first 'daughter')
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Namésm, the biggest religion in Purese. The story of Namé began millions of years ago; a planet floating god protected Purese from any attacks of meteors or other falling rocks. But one day Namé knew that an asteroid too big to deflect was coming. So, the god left and brought Purese, switching the orbit of Purese with Eornan's, a safe and habitable zone. So, Eornan took the massive asteroid instead of Purese.
Then when Purese was safe, Namé then made Pures to enjoy the beautiful lands, animals, and food.
The first five pures he made were known as his children; his daughters; Nakülla, Clena, and Pringora were sent to empty lands along with their partners to create life and continue the race.
And for his sons; Sharo & Viven, they were given the same treatment and wives.
His first daughter, Clena, was the only one born with powers of channeling, and the first blood of the Purisan race. her siblings were the first blood of the Dispurians.
Believers of Namé say that the ancient god floats above Purese, still protecting and answering the prayers of his ultimate descendants.
๐๐จ๐ซ๐ฌ๐ก๐ข๐ฉ๐ฉ๐๐ซ๐ฌ ๐๐ Daron
Almost like the satanists of Purese. Worshippers of Daron do believe in the above gods, but heavily criticize Namé and what he did to the planet of Eornan, he had switched them to get hit and destroyed, making Eornan unhabitable with a mess of rocks and barren lands.
They believe that Namé is the actual devil of purese and call him 'the true intruder.'
สแดสษชแดแด แดสs แดา แดสแด สแดแดษดษข แดแดแดสแดส-๐ฅธ
After the catastrophic event of Orkyns conquest, many had stopped praying to Namé, believing he had left them to die like the planet of Eornan.
In the few years after the conquest, Pures started turning to new methods of praying, and many that were native to the jungle spoke of the young mother; Wyserra, who had 'died,' for her people. They spread those words throughout the lands.
Years passed and it became a common practice to thank her for all of her doings. For banishing the beast & blessing her descendants.
It is mostly those in the jungle that pray to Wyserra and her blessings. A book on her short life was written by her sister Wysella and read by the other future people of House Moxis.
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