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The '''Khatun''' of the [[Mol]] us possessed of tremendous power, even for an '''Ugdan''', and it is said that she needs only hearken to the winds of the [[Azim Steppe|Steppe]] to hear the whispers of the old gods. It is a responsibility she does not bear lightly, for the gods have asked much of her in her seventy years such as when they bade her send her son and daughter on a journey by themselves. Though her son returned with knowledge of new lands for the tribe, he would do so alone. Years later, he too would give his life that the '''Mol''' might thrive, once more in service to the old gods. Such is the lot of the '''Mol Udgan'''-to know naught of the future, yet nevertheless be bound to lead their people into it. | |||
Unlike the crimson clothing of most '''Mol''', the '''Udgan''' traditionally wear white as a symbol of spiritual energy. These seers are forbidden from taking life-even that of animals-and so their garments must remain free of blood. The holy garb is known as the '''Shawl of Whispers'''. | |||
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Revision as of 19:33, 22 May 2022
Temulun is an Au Ra found in The Azim Steppe.
Quests Started
| Quest | Type | Level | Quest Giver |
|---|
Quests Involved In
| Quest | Type | Level | Quest Giver |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stars in the Dark | 
|
65 | Hien |
| As the Gods Will |
|
66 | Gosetsu |
| Naadam |
|
66 | Cirina |
| Glory to the Khagan |
|
66 | Hien |
| In Crimson They Walked |
|
66 | Hien |
| A Power in Slumber |
|
70 | Hien |
| The Will of the Moon |
|
70 | Y'shtola |
| Something Fishy This Way Comes | 
|
60 | Gyoshin |
| Out of the Frypan |
|
60 | Gyoshin |
Additional Information
The Khatun of the Mol us possessed of tremendous power, even for an Ugdan, and it is said that she needs only hearken to the winds of the Steppe to hear the whispers of the old gods. It is a responsibility she does not bear lightly, for the gods have asked much of her in her seventy years such as when they bade her send her son and daughter on a journey by themselves. Though her son returned with knowledge of new lands for the tribe, he would do so alone. Years later, he too would give his life that the Mol might thrive, once more in service to the old gods. Such is the lot of the Mol Udgan-to know naught of the future, yet nevertheless be bound to lead their people into it.
Unlike the crimson clothing of most Mol, the Udgan traditionally wear white as a symbol of spiritual energy. These seers are forbidden from taking life-even that of animals-and so their garments must remain free of blood. The holy garb is known as the Shawl of Whispers.