Liazasul Ghji

Liazasul Ghji
Class	Heavenly Spirit
Born	26 February 524 C.E.
Died	3 November 2038 C.E.
Cause of death	Assassination
Gender	Female
Nationality	Ezaekian
Tribe	Ghervatic
Dynasty	Pernurja
Former title(s)	Empress, General
Reign	15 April 1660 C.E.-3 November 2038 C.E.
Spouse	Jurrata Ghji
Children	Kueshango Ghji

"A leader cares for their people just as a parent cares for their child."
― Liazasul Ghji

Biography

Liazasul Ghji (pronounced /ˈlēazaso͞ol ˈdʒi/), also known as Mother Lia, Liaz, Liaza, or The Mother of Kueshango, is the mother of Kueshango, wife of Jurrata and the 6th empress of the Ezaekian empire. Although she shares the Ghji surname, her bloodline is connected directly to the Pernurja Dynasty and she is the last descendent of that dynasty. During her reign, she was renowned for her endurement and courage during the prolonged war between Ezaekia and El Soberano and was a leading figure in the course of Ezaekia’s civil war. In bitter times of warfare, she would assume the position as General of the Ezaekian Sovereign Army and assist in battle. She was deemed as a symbol of leadership for Ezaekian women and showed no mercy towards enemies during combat—eliminating anyone who dared to threaten the sanctity of the Ghervatics. On October 31st, 2038, she gave birth to Kueshango in the midst of a war against Ezaekia’s returning rival, El Soberano. Although she was assassinated three days after giving birth, she received high honor and praise for her tenacity in the continuation of fighting for the longevity of Ezaekia’s sovereignty.

Appearance

Liazasul’s first and last appearance was in novel four of the series. Amid Kueshango’s quest to revive his status as peace defender, Liazasul and Jurrata appear to him to give parental advice and motivation in an attempt to redirect the path of his fate.

Personality

In spite of the fact that she has made only one appearance in the series, Kueshango does learn a lot more about her through a large book called The Book of Qasmrudan (mostly referred to as simply The Qasmrudan). The book was handwritten by many Earth Realm historians, philosophers, scientists, biologists, parapsychologists, paranologists and demonologists who recorded various amounts of information ranging from historical events to newly found specimens. Kueshango learns from this book that Liazasul was claimed as one of Ezaekia’s prime influential leaders and the embodiment of an Ezaekian heroine. She portrayed heavy characteristics of a humanitarian and showed mercy upon those who committed trivial crimes. In times of trouble and crisis, she conducted several groups and organizations to aid and support those in need. However, in cases in which decisions need to be made or laws need to be created or adjusted, her own beliefs and egocentric tendencies hinders from her successfully completing these tasks. In addition, it was recorded that although she is fluid in giving advice and help to those who need it, she ironically does not heed to her own advice and often takes her frustration and anger out on other people.

Relationships

Jurrata Ghji

Husband, former emperor and father of Kueshango Ghji. He ruled from 1700 C.E. to 2045 C.E.

Kueshango Ghji

Son and the 7th emperor of Ezaekia. He became prince in 2041 C.E., emperor in 3027 C.E. and ruled until 7030 C.E.

Family Members

• Failodam Pernurja Father and 5th emperor of Ezaekia. He ruled from 1600 C.E. to 1700 C.E.
• Darumafaeit Pernurja Mother and 5th empress of Ezaekia. She ruled from 1578 C.E. to 1600 C.E.
• Rojfasilu Pernurja Grandfather and 3rd emperor of Ezaekia. He ruled from 1545 C.E. to 1560 C.E.
• Arutuqu Pernurja Grandmother and 3rd empress of Ezaekia. She ruled from 1548 C.E. to 1565 C.E.

Famous Quotes

• “Living in the past will only prevent you from receiving your blessings. You must first learn to accept the past, learn from it and let God guide you onto the right path. Only then, will you receive your blessings."
  “A leader cares for their people just as a parent cares for their child.”
  • “The reason that Satan tempts and deceives us is merely due to his fear in us. Our enemies likewise. He knows that fear is the main culprit for the downfall of Mankind—people fear what they do not understand, hence why your enemies have grown tenfold. But once you have learned that the enemy fears you and you resist him, he will flee and your enemies will languish and diminish tenfold.”

Khrothais Izhar

Khrothais Izhar
Class	Sorcerer
Born	Date Unknown
Died	7000 C.E.
Cause of death	Murder
Gender	Male
Nationality	Zyragese
Ethnicity	British Arab
Age	Unknown
Field(s) of education	Sorcery, wizardry, black magic, history, demonology, psychology, parapsychology, medicine, geology, chemistry, astrology, engineering, biology
Sibling(s)	Ahzkhesh Izhar, Viehnkha Izhar

"Slumber is the soul’s way to refresh the mind and control the body. Yet I still see you haven’t learned to control yourself."
― Khrothais Izhar

Biography

Khrothais Izhar (English pronunciation /krōthās ˈizär/, Jhameish pronunciation /ḵɾōthôyís ˈizər) is Mankind’s first sorcerer and portrays as a universal adviser to those who seek him. He was born in Uqransburgh, Zyrago, a medium-sized empire expanding across what use to be Western Europe and the Middle East. In Earth Realm, he is held as one of the most intellectual beings and is often praised for his newly-found discoveries. He spent nearly half of his life gaining knowledge through numerous areas of studies from biology to parapsychology. His popularity sprung when he decided to study the arts of sorcery and black magic and was able to successfully unlock the doors to uncharted realms which humans, at one point in time, could not enter. He founded numerous universities and vocational institutions and held many private hands-on workshops on the basis of passing his knowledge to potential sorcerers, sorceresses and wizards. In addition, he is famed for his engineering and construction skills; having made countless amounts of devices, machinery, buildings and gadgets. His most acclaimed work was the creation of a jewel known as Laqzaej’s Medallion or the Sorcerer’s Medallion; following the creation of the Yejzhlaman or the antidote, which is a ring that ceases the gradual effects of the medallion’s curse.

Appearance

Khrothais’ appearance in the series is lesser to that of other non-main characters but his impact on the series deems him as one of the main characters. His first appearance was in novel two where he meets the famed undead warrior, Kueshango Ghji, during his quest to get back to his home town. In novel two, he informs Kueshango of a possible solution that could prevent Earth Realm from falling into eternal condemnation but when Kueshango dismisses his suggestion, he later tells him about the location of the medallion and later tells him which spell to summon demonic warriors. In novel three, he encounters Kueshango in the same prison cell and instructs him on how to control the medallion’s power. Unfortunately, Kueshango uses the medallion’s power to annihilate him and goes in search for the ring that controls the medallion’s curse.

Personality

Khrothais personality is rather humble and his voice is usually monotoned though it only raises when he is laughing or amazed. He emits a mysterious persona and is usually found humming or talking to himself when he is left unoccupied from assisting others. During his days as a professor, he portrayed a rather modest yet sophisticated persona. But due to his old age, his professor-like characteristics turned into characteristics of a demented individual. The lesser known characters describe Khrothais as schizophrenic or are under the assumption that he is suffering from delirium.

Relationships

Kueshango Ghji

One of his lesser common associates whom, on certain occasions, is either turned to or directed to for aid. He is also Khrothais’ murderer.

Ravu Gharva

A mere lesser associate who only turns to him for help.

Family Members

• Ahzkhesh Izhar 2nd born brother of Khrothais.
• Viehnkha Izhar 3rd and last-born brother of Khrothais.

Famous Quotes

• “I am a sorcerer. I know all who I encounter.”
• “Slumber is the soul’s way to refresh the mind and control the body. Yet I still see you haven’t learned to control yourself.”

Haramadh

Haramadh
Class	Demon
Origin	Hell
Year of annihilation	7030 C.E.
Annihilator	Kueshango Ghji
Title(s)	Warlord of Gehenna, God’s Adversary, Spirit of Darkness, Legion, Abaddon, Dragon
Primary weapon	Deception

"Where is your faith these days? Do you not know of your origins? Are your ears without hark? Has your eyes lost their sight? Befouled is your mind, is it not? If asked for your identity, will you be able to answer?"
― Haramadh

Biography

Haramadh (English pronunciation /hərəməd/, Jhameish pronunciation /həɾəməd̪ʱ/) is a demonic fusion of the most powerful demons of Hell (including Satan). He is the antagonist in novel four of the Kueshango Ghji (KG) series. Haramadh is highly notorious for his deceptive work and bringing chaos into Earth Realm. One of his most common ill-famed deeds was luring the innocent to their deaths or tainting their souls by mimicking and/or impersonating the voice and body of those who they hold dearly. In addition, he is also infamous for paltering—enticing his victims by deceiving them with true statements. Although the series does not specify the demons who are within this demonic fusion, Kueshango does make a claim that the number of infused demons could be anywhere from seven to seven thousand. Haramadh’s name is derived from two Jhameish words; harah meaning merge and ammraud meaning evil spirits or demons.

Appearance

Haramadh’s only appearance was in novel four where Kueshango witnesses the horrid merging of demons (who are Haramadh) and then later defeats him by using his Jzhaegh and aggressively stabbing it through his heart before decapitating his head and drinking his blood. The novel also descriptively describes Kueshango shifting into a rather chaotic and savage spirit which was later summarized as one of Kueshango’s forms which was given the name Bejzhim (meaning “deranged one” or “the one who is filled with fire (rage)”) by the Ghervatic devotees. During the battle, Kueshango transformed into Bejzhim and used his third eye to weaken Haramadh before finishing him with his Jzhaegh. Thenceforth, Kueshango was given the name Haramadh Haqramajzh (meaning “destroyer of Haramadh” or “destroyer of the fused demons” in Jhameish) by the Ghervatic tribe in honor and tribute of his triumph. Prior to the events of the battle, Haramadh effectively rampages throughout Earth Realm and deceives both Ravu and Kueshango in an attempt to prevent them from completing their quests; acting as a distraction with the aim that Désatin could assemble an army and construct false alliances in preparation for an upcoming war against Heaven.

Personality

Haramadh is portrayed as a maniacal and manipulative character. One of his iconic traits is speaking in riddles, which he does to confuse his victims. He is described as a having a loud echo-like laughter which causes surrounding areas to rumble. He enjoys mocking those who are in a current state of weakness and obtains pleasure from convincing those who have risen to insanity to carry out immoral deeds such as conducting unlawful crimes or taking their own life. In addition, he has been known for taking control of feeble-minded beings or lost souls and commands them to perform certain tasks in order to achieve his own goals and desires. When those tasks are complete and he has no use of them, he either consumes their souls or eats them alive and leave their souls to be tormented in Hell. When in a fit of rage, he causes chaos and destruction throughout the realms, slaughtering and devouring any living creature he sees.

Relationships

Kueshango Ghji

Adversary and destroyer who killed him in 7030 C.E.

Désatin

Famous Quotes

• “Humans are God’s greatest creations but they can be easily transformed into workers of iniquity. That is Mankind’s greatest flaw and it is this flaw that will bring them to eternal damnation."
• “Where is your faith these days? Do you not know of your origins? Are your ears without hark? Has your eyes lost their sight? Befouled is your mind, is it not? If asked for your identity, will you be able to answer?”
• “The Roman empire has seen its last days of reign and has succumb to its inevitable fall. Likewise, the Kingdom of God will also meet its inevitable fate.”
• “I’ve watched you humans scramble in competition to achieve everlasting life in this puny world you call Earth. You make false claims towards one another, you slaughter your own kin for selfish needs. You let greed and temptations eat away at your souls yet you still believe that you deserve a chance at everlasting life? You dare to call yourselves gods and goddesses but lack the basic principles of knowledge and wisdom. You were given life here yet you throw it all away in favor for greed and lust. It is no wonder that your god whom you call Heavenly Father, has planned to destroy this wretched realm a second time by fire. You are worthless in the eyes of your god but worthy of eternal damnation in my kingdom.”

Ravu Gharva

Ravu Gharva
Class	Sorceress
Gender	Female
Born	21 December 6709 C.E.
Born in	Macivina, Regiedon, Gervasio Del Engañador
Nationality	Gervasian
Title(s)	Princess, Guardian, Empress
Reign	19 July 7030 C.E.-present
Spouse	Kueshango Ghji
Parent(s)	Gadhina Gharvadhe-Salazar (mother), Aajinu Gharvadhe-Salazar (father)
Children	Mavae Purajha

"I am a child of God! I am a human being whose moral rights are natural and shall not be condemned by the mouth of a demon."
― Ravu Gharva

Biography

Ravu Gharva (pronounced /ɾävo͞o ˈgʱəɾvä/), sometimes referred to as Rav, Ravu or Ne`a Khandre (meaning Mother River in Jhameish), is one of the main characters of the Kueshango Ghji (KG) series. She is a human-turned-sorceress who is the former Princess of Gervasio Del Engañador, a Latin-Indian-rooted empire located northeast from Ezaekia’s border. Ravu became the new Empress of Ezaekia in 7030 C.E. She is the mother of Mavaeishdra (often referred to as Mavae) and the wife of the revenant warrior, Kueshango Ghji.

As the Guardian of the Demigod’s Amulet, her predominant responsibility is to wield the amulet’s power against any foe who attempts at harming or soiling the people and/or land of Ezaekia. In the days before the emerging of Mavae’s teenage and young adulthood, she assumed the role as both Empress of Ezaekia and Regent of Ezaekia and carried out the tasks and obligations of both positions. When Mavae became old enough to rule by his mother’s side, Ravu resigned her position as Regent of Ezaekia and gave the throne as Emperor of Ezaekia to Mavae. Before the emerging of Mavae’s adulthood, she also took on the temporary position as Great Grandmaster of the Qhajzhrym Rejzhin prior to establishing Mavae as the successor.

Appearance

In the fourth novel of the series, Ravu is portrayed as the former Princess of Gervasio and a sorceress who has been politically ejected from the Gervasian empire as a royal family member, and was practically left to suffer and die. She became determined to not only uncover and restore her biological parents, but to also bring the downfall upon Gervasio’s usurpers. She is accidentally directed to a sorcerer named Khrothais, who proceeds to tell her about the Demigod’s Amulet and who to look for in order to acquire it. After successfully releasing Kueshango from the Nether Realm, Kueshango assisted Ravu in finding the Demigod’s Amulet while resuming his quest to reobtain his title as peace defender. In novel five, she and her son go to great lengths in order to properly construct the resurrection of Kueshango, who then sets out to, once again, recommence his journey in becoming the realms’ protector. In novel six, Ravu receives help from Kueshango in order to aid Mavae in finding the Djinn’s Pendant, while attempting to prevent Désatin from possessing Jehovah's crown and in novel seven, she acts as a supporting character in helping Kueshango wage a war against Désatin and his army in order to reinstate God’s kingdom.

Personality

Ravu is portrayed as a naïve and impuissant princess-sorceress who eventually finds her voice and is ultimately able to muster the strength to become independent and courageous. In novel four, she is introduced as rebellious against her bogus parents’ ethics and laws and eventually gets removed from the Gervasian palace and becomes homeless. It is, however, the journey in finding the Demigod’s Amulet that ultimately sprouts her strength and courage. She becomes self-aware of her weaknesses and ensures that no one perceives her as a lone (weak) wolf. In situations where she is being antagonized, she is able to mentally defend herself and often resorts to bickering with those who patronize her. In the course of her quest, she becomes more mature and eventually acquires the characteristics of a leader.

Abilities

• Over the course of the series, Ravu acquired a handful amount of unique abilities, all which serve a specific purpose and have minor to major impact on either her enemies, her surrounding area, or both. One such example would be emitting a loud and lethal cry called the banshee scream. Just as the name implies, this ability enables her to produce high-pitch screams that could cause minor to lethal damage to victims and/or her surrounding area.
• In novel four of the series, Ravu uses a spell called the Iterum Vivificent (Latin for “revitalize again”) spell which restores and heals a wounded body. However, the greater the wound or damage, the more energy it will take. Healing multiple wounded bodies or large amounts of wounded or damaged areas can internally weaken the body of the person who uses this spell. To cast the spell, the user must make the sign of the cross over the wounded/damaged area(s) or body while saying the words sesurrco salbimantu suhusvide (which means resurrect, relieve, restore).
  The Convexum Scutum (meaning dome shield in Latin) spell is a shielding spell that creates a small to massive green dome-like shield around the user and whoever and/or whatever the user wants to protect. Ravu uses this spell in novel four to protect herself and the Qhravé from being harmed. This spell is cast by stretching either hand in the direction of the incoming object or being that will cause damage and say the words guronema ispradio (meaning protect all within). The user can have this spell active as long as they want but, the shield can only withstand weight and damage up to 50 trillion tons. Any force greater than that will cause the shield to crack and eventually dissolve.
  • Nature Whisper is a unique ability which allows Ravu to communicate with animals and manipulate nature in the broadest sense. Commanding animals and insects to do certain tasks, control different bodies of water, obliterate and revive plants, and create and reconstruct both bodies of water and plants are just a few examples of what this ability can do.
    • An extremely heightened sense of flexibility, strength, and gymnastic capabilities are a collection of abilities that allows Ravu to conduct various maneuvering tasks at a more quicker and precise rate than an average human. This ability allows her to jump and skip from high and far distances, perform advanced martial art moves and maneuver through difficult areas.

Relationships

Kueshango Ghji

Husband and father of Mavaeishdra Purajha. He is the former Emperor of Ezaekia and the Defender of Peace. He ruled from 3027 C.E. to 7030 C.E.

Mavae Purajha

Son and Keeper of the Djinn’s Pendant. He became Prince of Ezaekia in 7047 C.E. and then emperor in 7050 C.E.

Jurrata Ghji

Father-in-law who ruled from 1700 C.E. to 2045 C.E.

Liazasul Ghji

Mother-in-law who ruled from 1600 C.E. to 2038 C.E.

Khrothais Izhar

An adviser who guided Ravu to Kueshango so that she may find and wield the Demigod’s Amulet.

Jhandra

A bogus mother who is a demon in disguise. She is a tyrant of the Gervasian empire and her main purpose was to deceive and lead Ravu astray in hopes of killing her. Knowing that Ravu possesses the Demigod’s Amulet, she fabricated a plan to take the amulet from her and destroy it.

Manrah

Bogus father who is a demon in disguise. He is a tyrant of the Gervasian empire and his main goal was to lead Kueshango deceivingly into battle, resulting in him straying away from his path.

Family Members

• Gadhina Gharvadhe-Salazar Mother who was separated from Ravu and was immorally sent to Hell. She is the true Empress of Gervasio
• Aajinu Gharvadhe-Salazar Father who was separated from Ravu and was immorally sent to Hell. He is the true Emperor of Gervasio.

Background

Ravu was born and raised in Macivina, Regiedon, Gervasio Del Engañador (commonly referred to as the Empire of Gervasio or simply Gervasio). In 1185 C.E., a massive group of Spanish settlers began to colonize in what used to be Southeast India and later broke out into a war against both the British and the Indians. In 1205 C.E., the Spanish settlers claimed victory and possessed more than half of Southeast India. In 1214 C.E., the Spanish officially owned six large colonies and began enacting slavery in order to eradicate and reconstruct both governmental and civil buildings as well as uncovering and seizing resources from mines. By the late 1300s, the Spanish commenced what was known as the Southern Slave Diamond Trade which composed of the Spanish trading British-Indian colonizers Indian slaves and diamonds and other rare jewels in exchange for land. This trade continued through most of the mid-1500s to which the British-Indian colonizers in Eastern and Northern India refused any proceeding trades in fear of losing more land. Because of this, the Spanish introduced the British-Spanish Border Settlement Treaty in hopes of obtaining more land from them. When the British rejected the agreement, the Spanish went to war and once again, became victorious. As a sign of surrender, the British agreed to sign the treaty and gave up all of both East and North India in 1678 C.E. The original six colonies were named Gervasio (after its founder, Amidio Gervasio De La Muerte Nazario, who was a Satanist) and once the Spanish settlers had officially claimed their new land from the British and declared independence from Spain, Gervasio’s newly established government changed the nation’s name to Gervasio Del Engañador (meaning “warrior of the Deceiver”). In 6710 C.E., Gervasio plunged into a civil war which was caused by a large group of rebels called the Ilnosyas, who protested for the eradication of slavery and deliverance from social cleansing. Eventually, the protests escalated into rebellions with citizens attempting to overthrow the government, which then resulted in a horrendous civil war. During this time, the accidental creation of portals enabled creatures and spirits from the lower realms to freely crossover and roam into neutral and higher realms. In relation to this, Gervasio’s current rulers (Gadhina and Aajinu) attempted to prepare for an unexpected warfare against demon soldiers from Hell. Unfortunately, both Gadhina and Aajinu were dethroned and were captured and cast into Hell along with the majority of the Gervasian citizens to undergo eternal damnation. The demons who dethroned Gadhina and Aajinu disguised themselves as Jhandra and Manrah (Gervasio’s usurpers), raised Ravu as their bogus daughter, and enacted new laws for the empire. Although it isn’t stated in the series who declared war on Gervasio, Ravu did make the assumption that it was part of the Devil’s diabolical scheme to sabotage God’s plan and misguide both Kueshango and Ravu.

Famous Quotes

• “Why must you curse God for your hardships and tribulations? Can’t you see that this is what Satan wants; for us to lose our faith and eventually turn our backs against God?"
  • “I am a child of God! I am a human being whose moral rights are natural and shall not be condemned by the mouth of a demon.”
    • “Get behind me Satan! You are a curse upon Mankind and a curse shall you be no longer! Away with you who works in iniquity!”
• “Silence you tainted soul! You are nothing more than a wolf in sheep’s clothing.”
  • “May God damn you all to Hell!”