Hehepedia

London consumed by chaos after the Dirge Coffer is breached.

Templars conceal Ahmanet's sarcophagus in a hidden complex.

The Savita Tantra, a collection of scriptures and teachings for spiritual ascent and self-discovery.

Savita Sylvan Diviness of Ecstasy

Safayana, the path of purifying indulgence, harnessing energy for transformative spiritual growth.

Savitan devotees engaged in ecstatic rituals with music, dance, and sensual practices.

Depicts Sri Saandasur, the Bull Hero Deva, with six arms, weapons, and a prominent virility symbol, representing strength and energy.

Shows stylized phallic symbols and female figures in dynamic poses from Kaleshwar Caves, hinting at early Lingyaara beliefs.

Illustrates the Lingam and Yoni as sacred symbols in Lingyaara theology, representing divine masculine and feminine principles.

The Masoori people, seafarers, colonizing Khawad al Masoor after their exodus from mainland Persia, establishing a trading outpost.

Chronarium of Khawad al Masoor

British naval expedition in 1836 rediscovering Khawad al Masoor, ending its era of myth and re-integrating it into cartography.

The Kambhoja Slaughter, a brutal massacre on the island of Zonaharmi, leading to its renaming and temporal obscurity.

The central highlands dominated by an extinct volcanic range, reaching 1800 meters, composed of basalt and andesite, often shrouded in mist.

Extensive mangrove forests along the eastern coast, crucial for biodiversity, habitat for marine and avian life, and natural coastal defenses.

The Masoor Dynasty capital on the eastern coast, a major center of trade, learning, and art, featuring grand mosques and palaces.

Khawad al Masoor Isle

Gauss's Gallery